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We had an awesome time! 700 Falconers and 300 birds caught a ton of game! We will be back in 7 years!

It's also Thanksgiving Week! Every 7th year we are in Woodward so you've had plenty of notice! :laugh6: We normally hunt in areas that deer hunters don't hunt so it's all good!

Anyone else want to get on the train need to send me contact info quick! :hot:

I'll leave Shreveport, Louisiana Nov 20th and stay till the following Saturday.

Just four weeks away, time sure does fly!

Trapped a new Redtail for my new apprentice not sure what he is going to name him

My Son, Chance Michael Beran and Padme' in 2006

Full body shot of Padme'

No, she is the bird I caught in 2006, she brand new out of the molt and wild as a goose because she has been unmanned all summer.

I took Padme' up from the molt tonight, she is acting like a typical wild caught bird. Amazing that in less than 30 days she will be hunting with me like if she was born to.

The PIC below is what a battle worn Harris Hawk looks like at the end of a great hunting season! She looks forlorn because we caught over 300 head of squirrels, squirrels fight back harder than anything else we hunt!

Thank You! :mosh:

I got my first blast of cool air today, that smell was in the air, the cool, low humidity smell of hunting season, got me excited to be going to Oklahoma this year! I can't wait! :thumbup3:

We do different types of hunts, we will be looking for tractor/equipment storage areas to hunt bunnies. There is a lot less walking and more flushing, less catching but more flying, equipment areas are very fun to watch. If we hunt drainage ditches there is a lot of walking because the...

Ha ha ha ha ha ha I really dislike cats, at least the domestic type, especially the domestic feral cat!

Falcons make short work of Gulls but some of them are protected in certain places. Cats have a bacteria under their claws that kill birds, the slightest scratch and you have to get your bird to the vet ASAP or it will be dead in days. Just another reason in a long list of reason why you...

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It was originally a Harley eagle that I stole then stylized to fit my purposes!

This is a female juvenile Redtail hawk, the red tail does not molt in until the second summer. We can tell it is a female by it's huge feet and size, in raptors the females are 1/3 to 1/2 times bigger than the males. Also a side note, the Harris Hawk is the only Falconry raptor that lives...

What a small world, I grew up in Deville, Louisiana. I used to fish in Whitehall all the time, spent many an hour on Cataloua Lake.