Origin

The Bohemian Steller Cropper is believed to have originated in Germany and Bohemia. It is estimated that this breed was developed in the early 19th century or even earlier. However, the exact date of its development is unknown. This breed is closely related to other Cropper pigeon varieties such as the Steller Cropper and the Czech Steller Cropper.

Breed Characteristics

The Bohemian Steller Cropper is a medium-sized pigeon, known for its slim and slender figure. It has a small, but well-developed throat. This breed is often bred for its unique markings and colors. The marking variations of the Bohemian Steller Cropper include magpie and gansel. The breed’s appearance should reflect a sense of health and vitality.

Temperament

There is limited information available regarding the specific temperament of the Bohemian Steller Cropper. However, like other pigeons, it is likely to exhibit typical pigeon behaviors such as curiosity, socialization, and loyalty to its mate and flock.

Preferred Living Conditions

The Bohemian Steller Cropper can be kept in a spacious aviary with proper ventilation and access to natural light. It should be provided with perches and nesting boxes. The aviary should be securely built to prevent escapes or predation. Regular cleaning and sanitization of the aviary are important to maintain the health and well-being of the pigeons.

Usage

The Bohemian Steller Cropper is primarily bred for ornamental purposes. It is valued for its unique markings and colors, making it a popular choice among pigeon enthusiasts and fanciers. This breed is not commonly used for racing or other utilitarian purposes.

Interesting Facts

• The Bohemian Steller Cropper is believed to be a crossbreed between the Steller and Stavak races.
• This breed is often referred to as the American Bohemian Pouter in the United States.
• The marking variations of the Bohemian Steller Cropper include magpie and gansel.
• This breed is considered an ornamental dove and is highly valued for its unique appearance.