Found a leg band

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Nice!! Congrats!!
 

i shot a pigeon off my dads barn when i was young it had a band don't know where it ever went, and yes i ate the pigeon
 

Not many people can claim that one. Great unique find.
 

I never saw a thing like that, still its nice.
 

there are ways of returning them or sending them to someone who cares - meaning someone that keeps track of such things
there was a guy on one of the forums that used to send them to some organization that used to like to get them back to catalog
them i guess - i have found a few and was gonna try to send them in if i could find the place- i hunt farm fields that have many
types of game birds banded - turkey- pheasants quail etc
 

i shot a pigeon off my dads barn when i was young it had a band don't know where it ever went, and yes i ate the pigeon

Game of Thrones Pigeon Pie :laughing7:
 

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It is a pigeon band. The AU stands for Amateur Union which was for racing. There is a website, where you can get the info on where the pigeon was from and who may have owned it. I have found a few of the pigeon bands. Just google or use startpage.com : racing pigeon clubs or homing pigeons and you will be able to start your search. Nice find.
 

Nice find. Congrats
 

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