Working Feathered Saluki's~~~

[Guest shaheen]

Ok when i re~locate in a short while and i can gain permission for a running dog is their anybody who breeds pure working feathered salukis?

 

Cheers

Shaheen

[Guest mush]

why ? are you after a pup?

[snoopdog 1,256]

why ? are you after a pup?

because i want to work it too to bone like they should be MR mush .....why else ?????

[Guest mush]

why ? are you after a pup?

because i want to work it too to bone like they should be MR mush .....why else ?????

[tyson 1]

its easier to gert hens teeth, than get a good saluki pup , if you come across a good litter mate let me know maybe they do a deal for a pair

[snoopdog 1,256]

its easier to gert hens teeth, than get a good saluki pup , if you come across a good litter mate let me know maybe they do a deal for a pair

for a pair of what ??? twats

[tyson 1]

no snoop for a pair of 4'' platform shoes for your next bithday...trying to help get you to 5ft'6''

[Guest mush]

why ? are you after a pup?

Thought you was some one else who already has one, thought something must have happened to it. Do you want to work it with your saker?

[Guest shaheen]

why ? are you after a pup?

All depends "if" i can gain legal permission at the end of the day,if i had a running dog on the fields round here id loose my hawking permission as the land owners are very biased.

[Guest shaheen]

why ? are you after a pup?

Thought you was some one else who already has one, thought something must have happened to it. Do you want to work it with your saker?

No just to retrieve shot hares:

[goshawking719 492]

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index...1&hl=falcon

 

;-)

[Guest shaheen]

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index...1&hl=falcon

 

;-)

Thanks for the great link ...got me wanting a imprint black split gyrkin now that ive been offered for next year from Czech

[goshawking719 492]

hi mate, the bird in the pics is a 3/4 gyr saker male imprint. Its unbelivable the bond that the birds and salukis developed. It was over a 2 hour drive down to that land and the imprint sat unhooded on the block in the back of the jeep with 2 salukis laid next to it without any of them batting a eye lid.

 

It was amazing to see how dog and falcon learnt to work together, just as the arabs do it.

 

Im sure you wouldent regret branching out in to this area of falconry that not a lot of people are aware of, done properly its amazing.

atb

[Guest shaheen]

hi mate, the bird in the pics is a 3/4 gyr saker male imprint. Its unbelivable the bond that the birds and salukis developed. It was over a 2 hour drive down to that land and the imprint sat unhooded on the block in the back of the jeep with 2 salukis laid next to it without any of them batting a eye lid.

 

It was amazing to see how dog and falcon learnt to work together, just as the arabs do it.

 

Im sure you wouldent regret branching out in to this area of falconry that not a lot of people are aware of, done properly its amazing.

atb

 

True ,if i didnt have my "boy" id love to have ago at that branch of the sport(hare flights for him),are the photos taken down near Sleaford way in Linc's?

Edited August 23, 2007 by shaheen

[goshawking719 492]

hi mate, the bird in the pics is a 3/4 gyr saker male imprint. Its unbelivable the bond that the birds and salukis developed. It was over a 2 hour drive down to that land and the imprint sat unhooded on the block in the back of the jeep with 2 salukis laid next to it without any of them batting a eye lid.

 

It was amazing to see how dog and falcon learnt to work together, just as the arabs do it.

 

Im sure you wouldent regret branching out in to this area of falconry that not a lot of people are aware of, done properly its amazing.

atb

 

True ,if i didnt have my "boy" id love to have ago at that branch of the sport(hare flights for him),are the photos taken down near Sleaford way in Linc's?

 

 

yes mate-right next to the sea