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My name is Brooks Hennig, Victor Hennig’s son. Now that my dad has passed, I have decided to offer his bloodline to other racers. A Bloodline he had worked on for over 40+ years. Racers can purchase birds here on my website. I will also provide insight and tips on how my dad was so instrumental in winning during his racing career.
Inspiring the Next Generation to of Pigeon Lovers to...
Join a Club and Start RACING:
My dad noted a decline in club memberships during his latter years of racing. He grew increasingly concerned that the racing sport he was so passionate about could, in fact, become a dying sport. He would comment on how the members needed to come up with fresh, innovative ways to get future generations interested in pigeons and racing.
I wish to honor him and his insight by using this website as a platform to do just that. Educate and inspire future generations to raise pigeons and join race clubs. Let’s bring back the enthusiasm and race-day suspense.
What Are We Offering:
This website aims to unite “pigeon racing enthusiasts” with varying degrees of experience and offer a means to acquire Vic Hennig’s genuine 4-Way lineage as well as access to the vast wealth of knowledge he amassed over the course of his long and fruitful racing career. Here you will find tips on breeding, training, and racing, as well as important aspects of your birds’ health and well-being.
As a racing icon, my dad taught and shared with me all of his racing methods and strategies, including trade secrets and winning formulas refined over the course of his remarkable racing career. Excellent news! I’ve decided to share his expertise with you.
Having said that, not only am I affording you the opportunity to purchase premium birds from Vic’s distinguished 4-Way Bloodline, but I’m also offering you access to his training regimen, which has propelled him to the ranks of exceptional racers.
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Who Am I ... ?
I'm Brooks Hennig, Vic's Son
My upbringing was memorable—never a dual moment. Having Vic as my dad, well, haha. Let's just say I have endless stories to tell. So much laughter mixed with solid advice and life lessons.
When we were about 12 yrs old, my dad started taking me and my buddies deer hunting, duck hunting, and teaching us animal tracking skills.
While I was still in high school, my dad exposed me to his construction job sites. This in turn led me to pursue a trade school for blueprints and estimating. Soon after that, I found my way into welding and steel fabrication.
Not only did my dad pass on his love of pigeons, but he also passed on his appreciation for the outdoors and all that nature has to offer. I have a deep respect for wildlife and all its splendor.
As young as elementary school, I can recall my dad taking me and my buddy fishing early in the mornings before school. My buddy and I would have soaked wet shoes, socks, and pants around our ankles all day at school.
We loved it! The teachers would ask, “Why are your shoes wet?” We just grinned with a chuckle, saying we had fish to catch those early mornings.
