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Re: My newest edition-Gos hawk Chic (21 days old)
Originally Posted by Sevo
I have an idea, one of them has access to quail and pheasnt preserve near ATL. This coming season I will let you know when we are all going to go fly our birds and you are more than welcome to come along... I will keep you posted via Pm's and emails. Oh yeah, I forgot, the GA falconers association is having a summer picnic coming up. I will PM you that info once I get more on it. Great chance to see some great birds up close.. no hunting but birds will be there.
OMG - that would be awesome! Hey - would there be falconers in the area that might be interested in excess rats if I have any over-production? I've been worried a few times, but managed to not end up with extras - but just in case? They would be live.
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Re: My newest edition-Gos hawk Chic (21 days old)
Originally Posted by tigerlily
That would be great Chris. Once I move, Atlanta shouldn't be too far for me, and I'd like to make that trip at least once.
Yayy! Get to meet both Christie and Chris, what could be better?
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Re: My newest edition-Gos hawk Chic (21 days old)
Originally Posted by rabernet
OMG - that would be awesome! Hey - would there be falconers in the area that might be interested in excess rats if I have any over-production? I've been worried a few times, but managed to not end up with extras - but just in case? They would be live.
Robin, Oh yeah, falconers are always interested in rats. They are packed with great nutrients. Let me know when you have some and I will send the word out.
Chris L.
"Do just once, what others say you can't do and you will never pay attention to their limitations again... "
-My falconry forum
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Re: My newest edition-Gos hawk Chic (21 days old)
Originally Posted by rabernet
Yayy! Get to meet both Christie and Chris, what could be better?
It really would be great to meet you both. I will keep you updated on time and dates. It wont be until this fall as the leaves have to come down befor we start flying them again. Just let me know and you guys are mopre than welcome to hang out with us. We will get you some quality BOP time for sure
looking forward to it.
Chris L.
"Do just once, what others say you can't do and you will never pay attention to their limitations again... "
-My falconry forum
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Re: My newest edition-Gos hawk Chic (21 days old)
Originally Posted by Sevo
Robin, Oh yeah, falconers are always interested in rats. They are packed with great nutrients. Let me know when you have some and I will send the word out.
I'll do that!!! It will be great to help them out!
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Re: My newest edition-Gos hawk Chic (21 days old)
Originally Posted by Sevo
It really would be great to meet you both. I will keep you updated on time and dates. It wont be until this fall as the leaves have to come down befor we start flying them again. Just let me know and you guys are mopre than welcome to hang out with us. We will get you some quality BOP time for sure
looking forward to it.
That's awesome - I can't wait. Fall is my favorite weather anyway!!
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Re: My newest edition-Gos hawk Chic (21 days old)
Gos's are nice looking, powerful hawks eh?
There has been a pair of redtails nesting across the street from my house for at least 6 years now. The parents used to attack my fancy and homing pigeons, but since they have failed to catch them numerous times, I believe that they don't even try to anymore. My pigeons have lost their fear in the redtails altogether. However, they are completely terrified of falcons, merlins, sparrowhawks,etc. These BOPs have been successfully in catching, but not killing some of my homers, as well as the weaker and lighter fancies. I do know that there are NA gos's here in NJ, but I have not seen them. My question to you is, do gos's commonly prey on pigeons and chickens? I have heard stories about them catching and taking away Banny chickens as well as small turkey.
Co-owner of a reptile store
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Re: My newest edition-Gos hawk Chic (21 days old)
Chris,
Your little boy is growing up quickly! I've had first hand experience with raising two babies from a macaw clutch and know what trouble they can get it when they want to. I can only imagine the things your boy can get into if he gets bored :-)
If you have info on the WA club, could you pass it along? I'll see about posting a few pics of the BOP that were at the Earth Day outing in Eastern WA this time. I had to laugh..the kids were asking the girls from WSU if they had brought the eagle. Seems they didn't because he was too BIG to fit in the car. Now that's a bit bird!
Deb
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iHerp. Do you?
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Re: My newest edition-Gos hawk Chic (21 days old)
Originally Posted by Sevo
It really would be great to meet you both. I will keep you updated on time and dates. It wont be until this fall as the leaves have to come down befor we start flying them again. Just let me know and you guys are mopre than welcome to hang out with us. We will get you some quality BOP time for sure
looking forward to it.
I couldn't agree more. I'd love to meet you both, although I'm hoping to meet Robin as early as Daytona! (you're not headed that way are ya Chris?)
PLEASE let me know when you guys are going to get together in the fall.
Christie
Reptile Geek
Cause when push comes to shove you taste what you're made of
You might bend, till you break cause its all you can take
On your knees you look up decide you've had enough
You get mad you get strong wipe your hands shake it off
Then you Stand
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