In the following brief article I will give my readers an actual concrete example of the approach that can be taken if a novice or a pigeon fancier returning to the sport wishes to achieve success. I know that success can be achieved so long as the new or returning pigeon fancier is dedicated to doing his research. I intend to use as my concrete example the case of a Canadian, Don Glionna, a former tippler fancier who chose to return to the hobby at age 64 (after he had knee replacement surgery in 1999) on a limited budget flying from a small backyard loft in downtown, Oshawa, Ontario.