Dr. John Lamberton Reveals the Science Behind the Sport of Racing Pigeons
Pigeon Fancier	RESUME	University Professor
Jim Calia, Rene Truyen, Dr. John Lamberton Belgium		Teaching in the Classroom
Mike Ganus, Luc Houben, Dr. John Lamberton Belgium	December 2008 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31	Teaching in the Field

For many years, fanciers have asked me to discuss the teachings I have received from Mike Ganus, Antoine Jacops and many of the top racing pigeon fanciers in Belgium over the past 25 years and the simple management system I developed from my teachings to play the racing pigeon game.  Since I have previously used this web site as a teaching tool at seven Oklahoma colleges and universities, I now use this web site as a teaching tool for the general public and for fanciers with varied levels of experience in the Racing Pigeon Sport.  When "blogging" became a common method of dispersing information on the internet, I decided to begin a blog in 2007. 

The purpose of this blog is to share the ideas that I have learned from many of the most famous fanciers in the Racing Pigeon Sport in order to give fanciers the skills necessary to play the racing pigeon game better.  I have been completely transparent with readers by covering every facet of the game in a way that is practical and understandable.  No tricks.  No magic.  No secrets.  Just sound, dependable, common sense strategies, opinions and advice.  Because people are the true focal point of the racing pigeon game, I will often discuss the role that people play in the game.  The birds don't build lofts.  The birds don't buy feed.  The birds don't drive the training truck.  People do.  People are as much a part of the discussion of the Racing Pigeon Sport as any other topic.  Because of my professional credentials, I have a unique perspective to objectively discuss the topic of people, in addition to the traditional topics of birds, feed, medications, etc.  As a fancier, I offer my credentials in a partial race record over the last few years in Oklahoma:  CLICK HERE

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