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The second and third are both 7/8ths gyr..1/8ths saker , yes , but gyr/sakers come in variying crosses , im not keen on half/ crosses or ever 3/4tr gyrs.....but the 7/8ths , they are bred by crossing a pure gyr to a 3/4 tr gyr, so they perform quite differnt from a straight 50 cross...they need a lot of sky , and are a right b*****d to crack..(they make gosses look like harrises) and many lads can and do struggle with them , i have myself at times....but once sorted they are real belters , they fetch about £1000 each for the males..good luck next season, and if you need any help just pm..

Nice .. 2 of them picture's are of the same hare and it is also the same hare on another post as the 2 pic's on here..good stuff though.. you know your stuff by the look of them pic's.. Millet i can tell you they aint !!Im sure i read some where were you say your not going to reply to or infact ban any Jealous replys !!! does that include your self ?? Going down to suffolk soon before end of season to nephews farm lot of hare on there will be going with 1 mhh 1fhh 1male and 1 female finish gos will keep you posted Hope you do well mate and good luck........Hares are actualy probabl

...yes one of the pics is repricated on my other thread... Why did you not state that in the first place instead of trying to bluff it.. ..and the hare on this thread is the same as the other one you have duplicated on the other thread.. You mention poult's..at least i am honest and show what the bird has been catching..how many baggies and even younger poult's will that imprint of caught.. .. Also look at the date's of my picture's with the pheasant.. ..you will see it's a bit late for poult's in some of them..and not once has he had a baggie..i woul say that.. .. Now i suspect yo

They will only get cheaper lads as more and more people get the knack and breed them ,the supply is far out weighing the demand , its not just harrises either some hybrid falcons are real cheap gosses are comming down , only merlins and peregrines fetch any real money...col

Nice .. 2 of them picture's are of the same hare and it is also the same hare on another post as the 2 pic's on here..good stuff though.. you know your stuff by the look of them pic's.. Millet i can tell you they aint !!Im sure i read some where were you say your not going to reply to or infact ban any Jealous replys !!! does that include your self ??

Mullet , not sure what your prob is mate , but your wrong ,,,have you ever caught one !!....instead i must remember next season to go hunting early out of season pheasant poults as you seem to like this type of picture better..no wonder you get probs with people...tut tut please dont call me a lyer , i dont like it and explain where ive told lies..........yes one of the pics is repricated on my other thread...

Just wondered how many falconers out there get their kids involved in flying there birds , my lads only partly interested , hes keener on shooting , im hoping as he gets older he will take more interest in the birds...heres a couple of pics ,god love hes had all my hobbies forced on him lol my daughter isnt interested at all... and my other hobbies influenced on him...lol

Having had a scout round the forum , theres some excellent pictures of coursing and hare dogs in particular , so i thought we could put up a few pictures of hare hawking...i will set the ball rolling lads...atb this one below was the biggest hare ive ever caught with either dog or hawk , up on brough

Just new to the site guys and gals , and have been putting up a few pictures of my bird past and present...Col

As im new on here , i just thought id put up a couple of pictures of my present falcons....hope you like......

You are welcome to be footed by my Per/prairie if you like - she has a grip better than any HH. Mike Id agree with you here Mike , prairies are indeed exceptionaly powerfull falcons , comes from the habitat in which they inhabit , they are possibly more powerfull than a harris in foot power...............on the manning a falcon , i actually think much of the tameness with falcons comes once your flying them regular , there is no need what so ever to " man " a falcon as you would a hawk , their natures are completely different...often you find that lads moving on to their first falcon fr