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I would go for a female pere/saker.
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Hi there ive used the rcom incubator and the octagon 20s new version and old the best one i could reccomend to you is a brinsea polyhatch its a still air incubator and they should last you a good few years they have always gave me good resluts and there easy to use they cost around £200
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Hows it going stollen . The first Pere x Prairie I brought was in 95 off Brian Bevan in Bedford, this one was the smallest and very Prairie looking with the wedge shaped head and big eyes but had bottle with a capital B, she died from Lead poisening . the next one came off Brian a couple of years later but didn't hit the dizzy heights like the first one. the last one in the picture came from some lads in stoke on trent in 2000 and the biggest of the 3 and more Peregrine than the rest and a bit of a vegetarian , she was fine at first but came unstuck on some crows on the landfill and never
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Very nice pics jasper, did you breed the pere/prairie ?
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Nice Gos
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Nice birds and land
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I fully agree jasper i have not been on this forum for a while as i just havn't had time but when i checked a few threads it reminded me of the IFF , everyone trains and hunts there birds differently to each other as we are all individuals but some people think that because you do things differently to them, then that means your a bad falconer and you shouldnt own a bird of prey we all have our own goals when we choose a bird to fly, where my hunting ground is 90% of the quarry is rabbit your very lucky to see much featherd game so the ground you hunt chooses what bird you fly so i think the
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Very nice setup
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I wouldnt drop his weight anymore spar1 keep feeding him off a dead rabbit like people have already said and try and get him a few easy kills, getting the birds confidents to chase and grab the rabbit is the key and with some easy kills he shoud become more confident. Goodluck
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very nice pics
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doddo you have pm no worries millet just clearing out as my harris died a few months back and with work i just havent got time to take on another at the moment and do it justice its a sickener when it happens and its 6yr of training down the pan