The Pigeoncote Breed Higlight

American Breeds

America, although new to the pigeon game, can boast several unique breeds that were developed over the past 100 years.  Learn more about these fascinating birds and the art of animal husbandry.
	Breed Highlight links for more information about the specific breed		Standards
		The American Domestic Flight is one of the breeds that has dramatically morphed it's appearance over the past 100 years
		The American Giant Crest was developed in the 30's. Eric Buri was part creator and full the champion for this breed	2000
		One of just a few truly "American" breeds, the American Giant Homer was first recognized as a distinct breed by the NPA (National Pigeon Association) at the 1928 Grand National Show. The breed is the result of an attempt by early breeders of squabbing homers to improve their breed both commercially and aesthetically.	1993
		The American show racers began being crafted over 100 years ago, and it's another masterpiece of the American breeder's skill in cultivating to an ideal. Racing ability was traded for pure form.	2025
		The King is another US creation, but this bird was developed around the turn of the Century. It started on the east coast as an all white squabing variety and was quickly followed by other color varieties from all over the country.	1993
		The Seraphim is indeed the most recent serendipitous creation, and its creator,rather than being long gone, still roams among us.  This breed is one of the latest creations developed in the United States.
		The Texan Pioneer, another truly American breed, was created by Del James during the late fifties and early sixties. It is a large breed, similar in size to the French Mondain, which was used in its creation, and the American Giant Homer.  It was in the Form class for 2025 the NPA standard.	1993