coney clucky 93 Posted May 2, 2011 Report Share Posted May 2, 2011 ive got a female harris which ive had for 2 months and as ive never flown her would just like to know as a novice lads is will i put her away to moult or can i fly her ive flown a harris before but to be honest im not sure on flying them when to put away and when to start traing this female was flown all last year summer and winter and was a little tatty but in the 2 month ive had her she as cast tail feathers and new coming through she is at present in flight fed right up and is aggresive now Quote Link to post
mick1212 389 Posted May 2, 2011 Report Share Posted May 2, 2011 ive got a female harris which ive had for 2 months and as ive never flown her would just like to know as a novice lads is will i put her away to moult or can i fly her ive flown a harris before but to be honest im not sure on flying them when to put away and when to start traing this female was flown all last year summer and winter and was a little tatty but in the 2 month ive had her she as cast tail feathers and new coming through she is at present in flight fed right up and is aggresive now if her tail feathers are growing just leave her to finnish the moult till september if shes agressive and the tails still growing it can cause stress marks if you try and man her and become weak a bit risky flying now i think lot of nests with chicks in if she finds one and crops up you may not get her back but if you are gonna fly her just fly her from the fist were you from mate good luck in what you decide Quote Link to post
coney clucky 93 Posted May 2, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 2, 2011 ive got a female harris which ive had for 2 months and as ive never flown her would just like to know as a novice lads is will i put her away to moult or can i fly her ive flown a harris before but to be honest im not sure on flying them when to put away and when to start traing this female was flown all last year summer and winter and was a little tatty but in the 2 month ive had her she as cast tail feathers and new coming through she is at present in flight fed right up and is aggresive now if her tail feathers are growing just leave her to finnish the moult till september if shes agressive and the tails still growing it can cause stress marks if you try and man her and become weak a bit risky flying now i think lot of nests with chicks in if she finds one and crops up you may not get her back but if you are gonna fly her just fly her from the fist were you from mate good luck in what you decide im in durham mate think ill take your advice mate cheers if you from area and no gedd who was selling falconry stuff his he still selling gear and chicks mate need new gear thiis bird was me palls and he gave me her but sold all else so need to get some Quote Link to post
mick1212 389 Posted May 3, 2011 Report Share Posted May 3, 2011 ive got a female harris which ive had for 2 months and as ive never flown her would just like to know as a novice lads is will i put her away to moult or can i fly her ive flown a harris before but to be honest im not sure on flying them when to put away and when to start traing this female was flown all last year summer and winter and was a little tatty but in the 2 month ive had her she as cast tail feathers and new coming through she is at present in flight fed right up and is aggresive now if her tail feathers are growing just leave her to finnish the moult till september if shes agressive and the tails still growing it can cause stress marks if you try and man her and become weak a bit risky flying now i think lot of nests with chicks in if she finds one and crops up you may not get her back but if you are gonna fly her just fly her from the fist were you from mate good luck in what you decide im in durham mate think ill take your advice mate cheers if you from area and no gedd who was selling falconry stuff his he still selling gear and chicks mate need new gear thiis bird was me palls and he gave me her but sold all else so need to get some dont know him mate am from liverpool thats the best idea letting her moult out if shes missed her last one and start fresh youll get some bits off ebay and the falconry forum mate good luck for next season Quote Link to post
coney clucky 93 Posted May 3, 2011 Author Report Share Posted May 3, 2011 thanks mate for advice and hope you have a goodin next season Quote Link to post
ivanh 4 Posted May 3, 2011 Report Share Posted May 3, 2011 (edited) yeah if shes throwing feathers i would just feed her up and let her moult out till next season. give her some rabbit heads to pick at,it helps to keep her beak down. heres mine in the aviary to moult try westweald falconry for some new gear. Edited May 3, 2011 by ivanh Quote Link to post
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