(13) Egg disposition. If the egg is removed from its parents to be hatched by other pigeons, or if it is destroyed, its disposition is entered on the card.
b. Pigeon Breeding Record Book, WD SC Form 67 ([fig. 17]). The pigeon breeding record is a permanent record maintained at each loft where breeding activities are conducted. Data are taken from the breeding card of the youngster (see [a] above) and the breeding record of the parent pigeons, and are entered as follows:
(1) Band number. Band numbers assigned to youngsters hatched during the year, in numerical sequence.
(2) Color. Opposite the band number, color and sex of each youngster.
(3) Nest number. Number of the nest occupied by the parent pigeons.
(4) Band number, color, sire, dam. Data on each parent, on a separate line.
(5) Band number, color, g. sire, g. dam. Data for the parent pigeons (grandparents of the youngsters), entered on separate lines, are obtained from the breeding records of the grandparent birds.
(6) Strain. Opposite their band and color, strains of the grandparents of the youngsters.
