There are blogs I check every day and some I check every so often. Two new blogs I have just found are every dayers. These guys hunt with their birds. Just day after day of good hunting stories. Check them out.
Luscian the Harris Hawk: The trials and tribulations of training a first year bird.
Dan's Blog: Hunting with his Red tail - man, this guy is always ready to go.
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Tess - the female Harris'
They're not chickens!
The Kill Devil Terrier
bad picture of the black mini schnauzer
My wife's dog
Ulrich - the male Kestrel
Andrew's Red tail
Gonzo - tiercel harris'
This blog is intended to cover different aspects of falconry, birds, and the animals that affect my life.
Great Gonzo
Tess
Tess - the female Harris'
On the Ground
They're not chickens!
Who Are the Birds
Tess and Gonzo are both 5 year old Harris' Hawks.
I've had Gonzo since he was a young hawk and he came to me from Dave Mancini. He is a great bird who has been car hawked at different birds, flown from trees at squirrel and rabbit, and flown from a T-perch. He is a wonderfully efficient hunter that hunts in the 650 gram range.
Tess came to me by way of Wes Collins breeding project. She is a direct descendant of the Coulsins' famous White wing. I just acquired her for the 2008-09 hunting season. Her previous owner flew her extensively from the car at starlings, geese, and crows. She has been great at squirrels and has a ridiculously calm disposition. She flies between 900 - 950 grams.
I've had Gonzo since he was a young hawk and he came to me from Dave Mancini. He is a great bird who has been car hawked at different birds, flown from trees at squirrel and rabbit, and flown from a T-perch. He is a wonderfully efficient hunter that hunts in the 650 gram range.
Tess came to me by way of Wes Collins breeding project. She is a direct descendant of the Coulsins' famous White wing. I just acquired her for the 2008-09 hunting season. Her previous owner flew her extensively from the car at starlings, geese, and crows. She has been great at squirrels and has a ridiculously calm disposition. She flies between 900 - 950 grams.
About Me
- Doug
- Outer Banks, North Carolina, United States
- Originally born in Alaska, I have lived across the Eastern states. I found falconry a little over ten years ago and have been addicted ever since.
Gordon
The Kill Devil Terrier
Recommended Reads
- Another Falconry Blog
- As the Falcon, Her Bells
- Born to track
- Camera Trap Codger
- Careers for sportsmen
- Cool Green Science
- Dan's Blog
- Dirt & Dogs
- Dirt and dogs
- Eric Outside
- Falconer on the edge
- Falcons and Fishing
- Hen House Pottery
- Little Mews on the Prarie
- Luscian the Harris hawk
- Musings of Murphyfish
- NorCal Cazadora
- Of Wings and Talons
- Operation Delta Duck
- Pet Connection
- Phoenix Fire Falconry
- Querencia
- Rabbit Stew
- Sci Am Extinction Countdown
- Sci Am. Observations
- Terrierman
- The Beneficial Bee
- The Mindful Carnivore
- The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles
- The Stats Blog
- Tidewater Garden Goddess
- Urban Self-sufficientist
- Wild Ed's Texas Outdoors
- Woodlands Falconry
Outdoor Bloggers Summit
Gracie
bad picture of the black mini schnauzer
Apollo
My wife's dog
Links of note
Ulrich
Ulrich - the male Kestrel
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- One of those days
- Changing jewelry
- Vultures in trouble
- New Blogs
- Stacking the deck against myself
- Big snakes
- Predator is prey
- Peregrine Falcon Vs. Snowy Owl
- A plea from American Falconry
- New Falcon pics
- Problem solving
- Phillippine Eagle
- The White Hawk Mystery
- Good Read
- That's a new one
- We've Been Here Before
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Gonzo - tiercel harris'
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