Master Breeder Jim "The Wizard" Lockwood

What about creating a deformation by inbreeding

Nice work…
Grandma told me a different story of the bird and the palm tree.

Nice interview!

Finally someone to talk about what need to be said. Breeder language is hard to prasas when you don't have any genetic knowledge.

Wow good 💩

Great interview...how can he be contacted?

Great interview, when will you do more?

How can you be reached?

Great interview. He's a real straight shooter, no beating around the bush. I noted that Homer Codere is referred to in past tense several times. I know that he was over 100 when last interviewed. Did he pass in the time since?

Do a vid on jims birds flying

Jumbo is the man

Third time watching learned somn new everytime. Master Breeder is the title. Dont hear that term often if ever.

I got into rollers in the 4th grade… lived in Artesia, Ca. and became acquainted with a guy just out of high school … he had some … a lot of the Pensom strain … so we became friends … then I met up with Bill Hague who lived in El Monte, Ca. He had gone to England and brought home the Birmingham’s…
My dad was great … he took me up to Bill Pensom’s home … was that Receseda, Ca.
Well Mr. Pensom took a liking to me and my philosophy about rollers… I soon had some of the best …
Then in 1967 I was drafted into the Army … I gave my entire loft to him … and never got back into breeding rollers … I had 10 pairs of breeders and flew a kit of 15-20 birds … 20 birds in one kit is just too many birds to fly … you should have seen watched Bill Penson’s birds fly … I’m now 76+
Pick the best birds you can afford … watch them preform before you invest your time …