keeping harris hawks

[hawkman 0]

thanks for the reply, didn't mean to sound like i was bitting you head off. . I'm greatful for all advice thats given, i've had a few people local tell me things but the more you here from people in the game the better knowledge i have

i put my H H on bow perch every morning in garden with bath then put in mews on night time unless below freezing then bring in house

you can get a tubular greenhouse heater off ebay for 12 quid mate. ive got one and it does the job well. got a bit fed up with my lady moaning every morning

thanks for that mate will have a look our lass spot on like wi bird thinks it is talking to her when she walk past it

[gsi2000stokie 5]

thanks for the reply, didn't mean to sound like i was bitting you head off. . I'm greatful for all advice thats given, i've had a few people local tell me things but the more you here from people in the game the better knowledge i have

i put my H H on bow perch every morning in garden with bath then put in mews on night time unless below freezing then bring in house

you can get a tubular greenhouse heater off ebay for 12 quid mate. ive got one and it does the job well. got a bit fed up with my lady moaning every morning

thanks for that mate will have a look our lass spot on like wi bird thinks it is talking to her when she walk past it

no probs matey. im always looking to make my mewsbetter for my birds so im always thinking of different things to do plus it keeps my lady off my back when i had to bring mine in from the cold. what some people dont think is that harris hawks are from a warm climate. let me know what you think to them if you get one. they start from about a foot long up to 7ft i think. the long ones are ideal for cadge type mews so thats my next project. will be posting on here too so youll have to leave a cooment on what you think.