Falconry

[SherpaPhil]

Very cool, thanks for sharing.

 

[Arcola]

Those are all beautiful birds. True predators. I can't imaging the commitment that must take. Thanks for posting. Fun to learn about different genres of hunting.

 

[What Map]

Great thread. Thanks for posting it.

 

[bobbydean]

How often do you take the hawk out. Love action pictures or kill pictures. Very intrigued with your sport.

You work harder for a rabbit than I would for a deer. Much respect!

 

[rtraverdavis]

That's pretty impressive. It's cool to see something so old-world and wizard-like thriving today. Thanks for sharing!

 

[406LIFE]

Very cool! Are you going to try for one of the passage permits? I would love to fly a large longwing. Probably a Prairie for my first, but I don't have anywhere to have a pigeon loft or a dog right now, so it'll have to wait a few years.

The thought is to purchase one, but I might do a wild bird. I'm not sure to be honest. My long term plan (5+) is to be able to move into a Golden Eagle, but who knows when that will actually happen...

 

[JMG]

Very educational and interesting. Thanks for posting.

 

[Emberglo]

How often do you take the hawk out. Love action pictures or kill pictures. Very intrigued with your sport.

You work harder for a rabbit than I would for a deer. Much respect!

With the Red Tail, I was hunting 2 or 3 times a week usually. Some people have the time to hunt daily, some only on the weekends.

The thought is to purchase one, but I might do a wild bird. I'm not sure to be honest. My long term plan (5+) is to be able to move into a Golden Eagle, but who knows when that will actually happen...

Very cool. I haven't wanted to commit to an imprint yet but the ones I have been around have been a dream. And flying an Eagle looks like so much fun. I would love to someday. I am hoping that eagle trapping opens again someday though. That experience looks incredible.