Heyyou
16 posts
Jul 17, 2006
11:42 AM
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I have been losing a number of young birds, the inexperienced ones, to coopers lately. Since I have the room I decided to keep a small kit of bummers, roll downs, non rollers etc to fly first and let the hawks have a try at those first and if they make it through the flack I throw up then the hawk gets em.
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J_Star
519 posts
Jul 17, 2006
11:57 AM
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Then they will never leave alone again. They will know there is an easy dinner for them.
Jay
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Opinionated Blowhard
58 posts
Jul 17, 2006
12:21 PM
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If your talking about resident hawks then Jays right. If your talking about migrating hawks just passing thru, your method could work. Kevin
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Heyyou
17 posts
Jul 17, 2006
2:05 PM
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I would rather they take and bummer than my birds from number one kit. They are residents and fly over all the time an d hover above waiting for their chance. If I have to sacrifice something it will be a non roller and if I get the chance to improve my skills so be it.
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GREED FOR SPEED LOFT
107 posts
Jul 17, 2006
2:18 PM
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Hey, to let you know sometimes you may throw out your culls but there is no guarentee that the hawk will come at that moment, from experience i have tossed out culls and no bird of prey , then i would toss out the better kits and BAM the puto is here (i got mail) man it is just the luck of the draw...GOOD LUCK.....
R-LUNA
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