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Old 01-07-03, 07:56 PM   #1
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Question Falconry classes - any inputs?

I know its a bit away from herps but i am simply wondering if anyone here has ever taken them ..

i am lookin ginto it in the near future and would love to get otheres info on how to persue it and their experiences if anyone has any ..

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Old 01-07-03, 08:15 PM   #2
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Of all the interests/hobbies I wish I'd done, this is the #1! I found out there's a lot more falconers than you'd expect. Keep us informed on how it "flies".
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Old 01-08-03, 07:45 AM   #3
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hey dom there used to be though i dont know if there still is ,a lady near Marmora Ont. that gave falconery classes and you could purchase your birds right from her as chicks so that she taught you and you taught the bird right from the very beginning. as i said i dont know if shes still there but it might be worth looking into.good luck i too was very interested in this untill i fell into herps.
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Thats something that my dad has always kinda been interested in - but it's illegal in the state of Kansas... I guess that makes my input completly useless :P I do love to say that a Pregrin (spelling... I can't spell) Falcon is native here... ^^;;
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Can I ask what is Falconry classes?? I know it has something to do with the falcons but what??
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Falconry classes teach you how to handle and hunt with a falcon.

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lol - Honestly .. its not for hunting but simply to broden my knoledge and interest... I would not keep a falcon as i lack spece but since we have a huge forugenous hawk at work, i have taken quite the interest in them .. theres no cooler feeling than holding a 3 pound bird on you hand! Although riding a camel, touchin lion cubs or gettin a hug by a rock lemur was pretty kool too!

Although nothing beats holding or tackling down a large crocodilian!
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Photo I took at a mall show.

Heres a link that might be of interest: Falconry Centre

They offer a 2 day course and I believe a one week course.

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Old 01-09-03, 09:18 AM   #9
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tx for the site .. its excacly what I have been loooking for .. has anyone ever taken this course or know anyone?

Any thoughts on it?
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Old 01-09-03, 09:33 AM   #10
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Wow what a great site!!that looks amazing and fun hehhe!!
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Old 01-09-03, 02:08 PM   #11
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Jason - we should take it together lol!

Nice bird Swapwalker .. llol dunno what it is though
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Old 01-09-03, 02:12 PM   #12
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If you think that paul will let u near the bird u are wrong dom because it will be me first! muh ha ha ha (evil laugh).
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Its a peregrine falcon.

Heres another interesting link: Canadian Peregrine Foundation
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I can't help but think of a Far Side Cartoon from years ago....

The Falconer's Picnic on one side of a stand of trees, and the Yorkshire Terriers Club Picnic on the other.



Check out these two pages as well. They're U.S. sites, but might have some info you can use.

Falconry Page

Modern Falconry............. Everything you need to know.
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thanks for the pages guys .. Poor Shane - so many things u don't know .. Except for Paul, I am the only one to handle him.. Where have u been ..
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