Pakistani Tippler pigeon – also known as Pakistan Highflyer, Pakistan Highflying Tippler – is a variety originating from Pakistan, but no clear information has been found since when it was developed, except for some information that shows possibilities in the 1950s. This tumbler highflyer type variety has similarities with English Tippler, and creates confusion in its specifications, because so many of its descendants are given different names: Bankay, Teddy, Kamagar, Kassori, Bataray, Chohay, Sialkoti, and others. This variety is very popular, mainly because of its great flying ability. Now many are maintained in various countries in the Middle East, including in India, and Bangladesh. Can fly full day even in very hot weather.
