hawkyhepburn

Something definately isn't right with the bird going missing, but I don't think my friend is at fault. I bought the bird 3 weeks ago and then went on honeymoon for 2 weeks. He looked after it during that time. He has a few harris's for sale and because he was still caring for it for me hence his offer. Plus he is a friend and bird went missing in his care. The decent thing anyone would do was make sure I wasn't out of pocket so I think thats good of him, but for now my priority is doing all I can too find him, my friend and another falconer are helping. Making some local posters at the mom

Hello Sorry to have to sign up to this forum with sad news, but I want to get the word around as much as I can. I have been helping out a few local falconers over the last few years and a few weeks ago bought a harris hawk off a friend who is retiring with ill health. I came back from my honeymoon on Tuesday night to the news that Jim is gone. We suspect stolen but honestly don't know. Myself and this friend have been out every day looking for him in case he simply escaped. He has (or now had) rings, bells and jesses on and the IBR have him listed on their website. For any local people he

Hello I have been helping out various local falconers for several years now and a few weeks ago I acquired a harris hawk off a very good friend of mine who was selling up due to ill health. It made sense for me to get a bird I have been working with for some time, so I got a 2.5year old male imprint harris hawk. However I came back from honeymoon on Tuesday night to find it has gone missed (hard to explain on the forum but genuinally do not suspect seller/friend, already been offered money back or another bird). He may have escaped from the Lanchester/Langley Park area but seems unlike