About White King Pigeons

White King pigeons are a breed of domestic pigeon known for their large size and pure white plumage. They are raised primarily for their meat, as they are considered one of the best breeds for squab production.

White Kings are a relatively new breed, developed in the United States in the early 1900s by crossing various breeds of white domestic pigeons. They were originally bred for their ornamental qualities, as well as for use in squab production.

White Kings are larger than most other domestic pigeon breeds, with an average weight of 16-20 ounces (450-570 grams). They have a broad, muscular chest and short, thick legs. Their beaks are relatively short and thick, and their eyes are bright red.

In addition to their use in squab production, White Kings are also popular in pigeon shows and as pets. They are known for their calm and docile temperament, and can be trained to perform a variety of tricks and behaviors. Overall, White King pigeons are a versatile breed that is highly prized for their beauty and utility.