Norm Drecksel
Norm Drecksel 2012 Interview courtesy of the Utah State Roller Club 1- When did you get started out with roller pigeons? 1947 2- Who did you get your first baldheads rollers from? Frank Farrington. I bought six (6) birds from him for $1.00 each. 3- The Baldhead Birmingham Roller is what […]
Jon Farr
Jon Farr Interview courtesy the Utah State Roller Club Tell us about yourself, how long with rollers? I grew up in south Utah County, Payson. Graduated from USU in Logan and have been living/working in Idaho since. I work for USDA wildlife services to protect agriculture/livestock from damage by wildlife/predators. I have 5 kids […]
Don Macauley
Don Macauley N.B.R.C. President, Courtesy of Utah State Roller Club The National Birmingham Roller Club is an outstanding organization that’s been promoting the Birmingham roller as a flying and performing breed since 1961. The club was formed by several unique men, that took pride in the aerial antics of this little pigeon. Men like Bill […]
Cliff Ball
Cliff Ball (at that time VP of NBRC) Provided courtesy the Utah State Roller Club 1- Tell us about Cliff, where do you live, work etc. I first started keeping rollers in Canton, Ohio, in 1960 when my father bought my first birds for me from one of the first importers of rollers, Rich Krupke, […]
Craig Smith
Craig Smith Provided courtesy the Utah State Roller Club 1-Tell us a little about you, who is Craig Smith? Craig Smith is a retired (worked at BYU for forty years) who has had pigeons off and on for 50 plus years, mostly off. I am the Manager of the H&R Block in Payson, and have […]
Homer Coderre
Homer Coderre Hall of Fame Profile-Interview Spotlight Conducted by: Touhoua Yang May 2013 TY: Hi Mr. Coderre, can you please state your name, where you live and your age before we start?HC: My name is Homer Coderre, I live in southern California and I am 95 years old. TY: When and where were you […]
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