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at work with my partner

Posted: Fri Nov 24 2017 21:15
by wid
Just though you might like to see these

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Fri Nov 24 2017 21:27
by Tiercel
A well trained and entered Harris is up there with the best of 'em, can't understand the Austringers who imprint them though :scratch:

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Fri Nov 24 2017 22:14
by wid
They're cracking birds tiercel I've had her 10yrs now and still love every minute spent with her.im guessing by you're name that you fly also

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Fri Nov 24 2017 23:24
by steve a pac
Awesome :thumbs:

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Fri Nov 24 2017 23:32
by steve a pac
Would love to own one if had the time, done some flying myself and was hooked.
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Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Sat Nov 25 2017 09:46
by Crackoff
Tiercel wrote: Fri Nov 24 2017 21:27 -
A well trained and entered Harris is up there with the best of 'em, can't understand the Austringers who imprint them though :scratch:

Austringers who imprint them, what is that?

Is it where they pretend to-be their mum :scratch:

Grant :smile:

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Sat Nov 25 2017 10:32
by Tiercel
wid wrote: Fri Nov 24 2017 22:14 -
They're cracking birds tiercel I've had her 10yrs now and still love every minute spent with her.im guessing by you're name that you fly also
Sadly, no hunting for me these days. Due to health issues (mine), it wouldn't be safe for me, or the bird, if a long chase and a kill was involved, so I only fly to the swung lure with longwings.

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Sat Nov 25 2017 10:41
by Mike J
Ha brilliant!

Couldn't use a gun so I used a falconer who cleared my maggies at nesting time.
His Harris would be sent ip to sit ontop of the bush with the nest in, then we would flush the bird and harry would do the rest, also worked on carrions but they bailed out faster, wouldn't fly straight and fought more.

For mopping up bunnies on exposed areas I just put in fence post around 50yards away and the bird would sit on it until the fryers popped out, switching from one bury to another could get well into double figures in a short afternoon.

Quick, clean and silent.
And I didnt have to clear away the kills :thumbs:

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Sat Nov 25 2017 10:44
by Tiercel
Crackoff wrote: Sat Nov 25 2017 09:46 -


Austringers who imprint them, what is that?

Is it where they pretend to-be their mum :scratch:

Grant :smile:
Basically Grant, an imprint is a bird that is reared by a human and will grow up thinking that it is one of us and is our equal.
The main reason for imprinting is for Artificial Insemination, but I won't go into detail or it'll blow your mind, Grant :hump: :laughs:

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Sat Nov 25 2017 18:20
by wid
Never had a lot to do with falcons tiercel,a couple of years ago I flew a gyr/saker for a mate who had a knee replacement,1st time I took her out she disappeared over the horizon and I spent the next 3 days tracking her for miles till I eventually retrieved her from a sand quarry.....

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Sat Nov 25 2017 18:21
by wid
Nice pics Steve

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Sat Nov 25 2017 19:18
by Kev Berry
Tiercel wrote: Sat Nov 25 2017 10:44 -
Crackoff wrote: Sat Nov 25 2017 09:46 -


Austringers who imprint them, what is that?

Is it where they pretend to-be their mum :scratch:

Grant :smile:
Basically Grant, an imprint is a bird that is reared by a human and will grow up thinking that it is one of us and is our equal.
The main reason for imprinting is for Artificial Insemination, but I won't go into detail or it'll blow your mind, Grant :hump: :laughs:

don't go getting him all excited Dale :laughs:

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Sat Nov 25 2017 19:48
by davelumb
Tiercel wrote: Sat Nov 25 2017 10:44 -
Crackoff wrote: Sat Nov 25 2017 09:46 -


Austringers who imprint them, what is that?

Is it where they pretend to-be their mum :scratch:

Grant :smile:
Basically Grant, an imprint is a bird that is reared by a human and will grow up thinking that it is one of us and is our equal.
The main reason for imprinting is for Artificial Insemination, but I won't go into detail or it'll blow your mind, Grant :hump: :laughs:

Re: at work with my partner

Posted: Mon Nov 27 2017 21:40
by Tiercel
davelumb wrote: Sat Nov 25 2017 19:48 -
Nowt wrong with your memory, Dave :thumbs: