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Everything posted by bullet
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I flew my male for 5 season straight caught everything that a male can catch in my area, so gave him a season off last year to get this older female going I bought in for breeding, the breeding didn't go to plan so I flew her last season, I don't feel I got her weight right, she nailed rabbits no problem every time but pheasants and hare she would pull off too soon, think I was at her top weight as she would switch off from me at times, this season ive treated her weight different, now she seems more determined to chase and follow it through more and the recall response is better, she was 6 ye
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ive gave her light recall work, a hare did get get up the other day and she gave chase, (happens when you don't want but never when you do!) she seems to be using her foot now, felt her grip no probs there so see how she goes tomoz on the rabbits again, if she's struggling again I think i'll get my boy going ealier than expected
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just seems like they got now brains to brake, need to get her fit as she's no where near yet I feel that they actually think they can fly through the small gaps in the wire. My female actually flew through the small gap in sheep netting. I thought she had damaged herself, but she just continued on a caught the rabbit. I know it happens a lot, but I saw her connect to the wood fence and it seemed like she hit it hard, my mates female broke her leg two seasons ago and its not a pretty sight
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sorry to hear that, you'll get back in to it wont you?
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just seems like they got now brains to brake, need to get her fit as she's no where near yet
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I thought they would be great for hare hawking, there just didn't seem to be many using them as serious hare hawks........maybe a fashion thing? Or a fitness thing..... im on my second year of trying for the hares with my female gos, she's had a good 4 now in her grip which have all got away, she flown about 10 now in total(one today) and she seems more determined each time, its not as easy as it looks and hares are tough buggers, she flew a good field length to get at one today which she wouldn't normally do, I was finishing the day flying her up as one got up a good way from her but sh
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a video of two slips on rabbit with my female gos, the clips are the wrong way around, the first slip she slammed in the fence after her rabbit, the second slip which is the first clip you can see in slow motion she's only using one foot, there are no visible injuries, but she is now resting up with cream to treat for bruising best watched in 1080hd in the youtube settings https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNePqu7_5SM
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how do you work that out? ive never used a hood, I like my gos bomb proof, its each to their own, nothing to do with skill
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Hi Bullet Does your male donate??? yes mate he does
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good going, glad nothing has happened to her lol
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im in a built up area, my male way noisey in his first year but I took him work with me doing nights out in my truck, yeah I still hear that noise today!! that was 6 years ago, wouldn't swap him for the world, the female I got as an older bird, she calls in the summer months breeding time, got a lad after her, she may go to him if I decied to go pr
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some great shots there, thinking of going pr next year, got two imprints here
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lol
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lol I was referring to the black colouring you've done to hide ya face lol,
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I haven't, but heard a few have them but don't fly them, most just use them for breeding
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soaking the bird down early in the day makes them less inclined to bate, but make sure they are dry before night fall, as for the wing im no vet so if your worried then get it checked out
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its crap when it gets like that, see loads through out the summer and then the season kicks in and seems to be none about, guess im lucky really as ive a lot of ground in all areas around me, plus plenty of mates who take us on theirs for a day or two just to watch the birds go, ive done two days ferreting and a few hours lamping which bagged me 14 in total to keep my freezer going till the bird n ferrets starts catching
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nice one, good start, just got mine on the line at the mo, she's still food flicking so still some to go yet, sat here typinging this whilst she's sat on the fist(bird,not the missus lol) wont be long
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nice one mate, need that hair trimming its a wonder you can see owt,pmsl
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that system does look good, but not got the room for that, thanks for the pics and info
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I cant wait till the second part of my season when I get my male out, just need to fly the female first
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Not too sure but if the bloke was flying his owl everyday for an hour or two this means the owl would be on the same block for the remaining 22-23 hours in a day, surely the owl would develop foot problems before too long?I never free loft my bird when flying it, when ive flown for the day my bird goes on its high perch, with a bath next to it, at night I put it away on a bow till next morning, the only time its free lofted is when my season is over, are you saying this is wrong? the only time a bird will develop foot problems is by using the wrong perching material or perch, I hate seeing fal
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well I got the female back out, tail mount on, new anklets and jesses,a good cope, now she's having a few mixed days of washed and non washed rabbit to reduce her weight, not far to go now atb bullet p,s, good luck for this season folks
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Not too sure but if the bloke was flying his owl everyday for an hour or two this means the owl would be on the same block for the remaining 22-23 hours in a day, surely the owl would develop foot problems before too long?I never free loft my bird when flying it, when ive flown for the day my bird goes on its high perch, with a bath next to it, at night I put it away on a bow till next morning, the only time its free lofted is when my season is over, are you saying this is wrong? the only time a bird will develop foot problems is by using the wrong perching material or perch, I hate seeing fal
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Not too sure but if the bloke was flying his owl everyday for an hour or two this means the owl would be on the same block for the remaining 22-23 hours in a day, surely the owl would develop foot problems before too long? I never free loft my bird when flying it, when ive flown for the day my bird goes on its high perch, with a bath next to it, at night I put it away on a bow till next morning, the only time its free lofted is when my season is over, are you saying this is wrong? the only time a bird will develop foot problems is by using the wrong perching material or perch, I hate seeing
