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From: Zaheer Minhas
Sent: Friday, February 10, 2012 12:46 PM
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Subject: [pigeons india] MY MOST CONTROVERSIAL ARTICLE ON PIGEON KEEPING.
Zaheer Minhas posted in pigeons india.
Zaheer Minhas 12:46pm Feb 10
MY MOST CONTROVERSIAL ARTICLE ON PIGEON KEEPING.
Re: Bird-keeping is full time business or not
Thanks all for sharing your experiences. Yes i agree with those who said this is not full time business, it can be part time. I don’t think it is full time business because i have not seen many who have developed themselves to top positions( like they have developed their assets, purchase car, or shown any tremendous growth by doing only due to this business.) If there are any you can see that 50% or more have shown tremendous growth in this business.
There can be different types of businesses in bird keeping, some are only purchasing and selling , some are breeding birds and sells their young ones, some are brokers and get birds from one fancier and sells to others, some are importing birds and sells them, some are doing all the above mentioned techniques.
When we talk about any business we must consider that after few years of hard work one should develop his assets, shown growth, for example a fancier who was in breeding birds and was previously on cycle and establish his business and converted into car. Yes he can earn to live on daily basis. But can not develop assets or growth in business, which other business are. Those who are doing jobs can do this as part time business.
Why this is not full time business my observations are as under, (you can disagree with me on all or any point I mentioned below)
1- Ya hawai rizk ha (Easy come easy go)
2- Many fanciers do agree with me that we earn a lot in this business but don’t know where all the money has gone.
3- Need lot of space
4- The prices of parrots have gone high as compare to few year back.
5- Sudden decrease in prices due to ban on exports or bird flu ( few year back the prices have gone down of such limit that many have left this business or reduce their birds to minimum levels.)
6- Lack of management, especially poor keeping.
7- Poor cages.
8- Don’t have complete knowledge about keeping, breeding, diseases, feed,
9- You have to fights with different odds, like extreme weathers, rainy season,
10- Prices of certain breeds are fluctuating so much.
11- Expensive breeds are normally slow breeders
12- Lack of interest after some time.
13- Following other breeders without knowing your own limitations.
14- Lack of patience
15- Changing of breeds very rapidly,
16- Following to keep expensive breeds only.
17- The role of shop keeper could not be eliminated, and he still exploited many on purchasing of birds.
18- Clubs are not holding bird shows on regular basis.
19- Most of the fanciers don’t have holding powers and frustrated when their birds don’t sell early.
These are my observations, difference of opinions and your suggestions/advices are always welcome.
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From: Zaheer Minhas
Sent: Friday, February 10, 2012 12:46 PM
To: pigeons india
Subject: [pigeons india] MY MOST CONTROVERSIAL ARTICLE ON PIGEON KEEPING.
Zaheer Minhas posted in pigeons india.
Zaheer Minhas 12:46pm Feb 10
MY MOST CONTROVERSIAL ARTICLE ON PIGEON KEEPING.
Re: Bird-keeping is full time business or not
Thanks all for sharing your experiences. Yes i agree with those who said this is not full time business, it can be part time. I don’t think it is full time business because i have not seen many who have developed themselves to top positions( like they have developed their assets, purchase car, or shown any tremendous growth by doing only due to this business.) If there are any you can see that 50% or more have shown tremendous growth in this business.
There can be different types of businesses in bird keeping, some are only purchasing and selling , some are breeding birds and sells their young ones, some are brokers and get birds from one fancier and sells to others, some are importing birds and sells them, some are doing all the above mentioned techniques.
When we talk about any business we must consider that after few years of hard work one should develop his assets, shown growth, for example a fancier who was in breeding birds and was previously on cycle and establish his business and converted into car. Yes he can earn to live on daily basis. But can not develop assets or growth in business, which other business are. Those who are doing jobs can do this as part time business.
Why this is not full time business my observations are as under, (you can disagree with me on all or any point I mentioned below)
1- Ya hawai rizk ha (Easy come easy go)
2- Many fanciers do agree with me that we earn a lot in this business but don’t know where all the money has gone.
3- Need lot of space
4- The prices of parrots have gone high as compare to few year back.
5- Sudden decrease in prices due to ban on exports or bird flu ( few year back the prices have gone down of such limit that many have left this business or reduce their birds to minimum levels.)
6- Lack of management, especially poor keeping.
7- Poor cages.
8- Don’t have complete knowledge about keeping, breeding, diseases, feed,
9- You have to fights with different odds, like extreme weathers, rainy season,
10- Prices of certain breeds are fluctuating so much.
11- Expensive breeds are normally slow breeders
12- Lack of interest after some time.
13- Following other breeders without knowing your own limitations.
14- Lack of patience
15- Changing of breeds very rapidly,
16- Following to keep expensive breeds only.
17- The role of shop keeper could not be eliminated, and he still exploited many on purchasing of birds.
18- Clubs are not holding bird shows on regular basis.
19- Most of the fanciers don’t have holding powers and frustrated when their birds don’t sell early.
These are my observations, difference of opinions and your suggestions/advices are always welcome.
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