Welcome to No Limit High Rollers Loft. Hope you enjoy your stay.
Thank you for visiting No Limit High Roller Lofts. My name is Rudy Campos Jr. and Im from Rockford, Illinois. I started trapping common street pigeons when I was 6 yrs old and was given my first roller at 7. I spent most of my childhood and youth breeding rollers, but like many others in the hobby, I had to give up my prized birds when I left home at 18. Well, 17 yrs later and into my 6th breeding season. Im once again breeding these feathered friends of our's that bring so much joy and challenge to many of us. My current family of birds come from Bob Munson Roettenbacher Line, Ken Easley's 404 Speed Line and Rick Mee's World Cup Spinners Line. They spin hard, fast and tight. Im forever grateful to Bob, Ken and Rick for starting me with such quality stock. Below is a picture of Bob Munson 624 champion Black Badge hen. Im breeding from direct decendents of her. They've sure made my return to this great hobby a pleasurable experience.
For those of you new to this breed of pigeon. Your in for a long ride. The rush of seeing a true Birmingham Roller perform is breath taking to say the least. On release the true Birmingham Roller will group together and if trained properly will perform backward somersaults at an incredible speed all the while spinning towards the earth. Some spinning as much as 30 ft. or more. It's truly a sight to behold. If your up to the challenge to breed this wonderful bird. Many challenges await you in your journey to breed better Spinners. But if your like me, you'll deeply enjoy every minute of it. Once the roller bug get's in your system it's pretty hard to shake off.
I've included in my web site a section on How I got Started, Roller Video Section, Article Section, Friends in The Hobby section and so on. Feel free to look around. If I where to give a beginner just one piece of advice Id say join a local club but most importantly join the National Birmingham Roller Club. It's hands down the best $25 you'll spend for a yearly subscription to a roller publication. It's full of information on breeding, housing, training technics and advice on how to care for these wonderful birds. It's also a great source to find local clubs and others in your area that fly these birds.
Well, to end. I feel blessed to be a member of the NBRC, Flying Illinois Roller Club, Central Roller Club and the brotherhood of fellow birmingham roller breeders. I hope you too find that after visiting several loft, seeing these birds perform and meeting the kind of people that raise these wonderful birds. You too will decide to step up to the plate and raise these amazing aerial acrobats. Till next time, enjoy the hobby.
Your Friend in The Hobby
Rudy Campos Jr.
