Tătaru Eugen and Gabriel are twin brothers bound not only by blood but also by a shared passion that has shaped their entire lives: pigeon breeding. As devoted pigeon fanciers, the two discovered their love for these noble birds in childhood, when they spent countless hours admiring their graceful flight and learning everything they could about them. For Eugen and Gabriel, pigeon breeding is not just a hobby, but a fundamental part of their identity. Over the years, this passion has evolved into a true profession, into which they have invested time, energy, and dedication.
Caring for and training pigeons is not just a daily routine for the brothers, but a way of life. They see their relationship with the pigeons as something special, offering them both challenges and profound satisfaction. Pigeon breeding has brought them moments of deep joy, from their first victories in competitions to moments of reflection as they admire the high flight of their birds.
Unfortunately, the Tătaru brothers have had to give up marathon races, which brought them many moments of glory and excitement over the years. Although this decision was a difficult one, they chose to focus on One Loft Race competitions, another branch of pigeon breeding that allows them to continue to demonstrate their skill and passion for raising high-performance pigeons.
Furthermore, due to health reasons, Gabriel can no longer participate in this sport with the same intensity as before. This news has been a painful one, as pigeon breeding was an essential part of his life. Nonetheless, their shared passion remains intact, and Eugen will continue to represent the family in competitions, carrying on their pigeon-breeding legacy.
For Eugen and Gabriel, pigeon breeding is much more than a simple pastime; it is a form of art and a continuous source of lessons about patience, perseverance, and respect for nature. This passion, which has accompanied them through every step of their lives, continues to give them a deep sense of purpose and enriches their existence daily, even in the face of life's inevitable challenges.
Attention!
The sex of the chicks is not 100% guaranteed!
Pigeons will only be delivered after full payment has been made to the bank account specified below:
Voiajorulnet Impex SRL
CUI: 44997978, Ineu
Str. Ștefan cel Mare, no. 24, Arad County
Account in RON: RO50BTRLRONCRT0CE8750901
Account in EUR: RO94BTRLEURCRT0CE8750901
Bank: Banca Transilvania
Domestic transportation within Romania is provided by the following carriers:
- Dragoș Chirițescu – (+4)0740.057.215
- Ialcin Tuleș - (+4)0722.451.669
- Nini Enăchescu - (+4)0720.668.332
- Adrian Manole - (+4)0765.200.629
- Răzvan Luca - (+4)0723.137.787
- Domenic Bedeleanu - (+4)0751.501.894
International transportation is provided by:
- Dragoș Chirițescu - (+4)0740.057.215
- Răzvan Luca - (+4)0723.137.787
Transportation costs (both domestic and international) will be paid directly to the carriers.
The transportation rates are as follows
- International transport: 250 RON (50 EUR) per pigeon, for deliveries outside Romania.
- External transport: 125 RON (25 EUR) per pigeon for deliveries from Europe to Romania.
- Home delivery: 250 RON (50 EUR) per pigeon.
- Domestic transport within Romania: 75 RON (15 EUR) per pigeon.
Pigeons will be delivered only to county residences, except in cases where the buyer's residence is more than 25 km away from the designated meeting point. In such cases, the courier will recalculate the cost and arrange delivery within the 25 km radius.
Meeting points:
- Supermarket parking lot
- Gas station parking lot
Meetings on the roadside, at roundabouts, intersections, etc., are excluded.
The courier is required to notify the buyer one day before delivery and again 1.5 to 2 hours before arriving at the meeting point. Upon request and for an additional cost of 5 RON, pigeons can be delivered in a cardboard box.
Delivery times:
- 1-7 days from the date of collection for deliveries within Romania.
- 1-10 days for international deliveries.
Working hours:
Monday - Sunday, from 07:00 to 23:00.
During transportation, the pigeons are considered the property of the courier, who is directly responsible for their well-being. If a pigeon does not meet clinical standards (is unhealthy or weak), the courier is obligated to refuse collection from the seller and immediately inform the auction site's management. Any issues caused by the courier will be financially compensated by them.
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