I bet there are some blue falcons hanging around this site.
I believe there is a yearly event in NW OK or in panhandle where they meet up, There has been a show or two on "Outdoor Oklahoma." I too would like to watch the action. There is some old footage on youtube of Mongolians on horseback with Golden Eagles hunting wolves that's very impressive. The wolves appear to be a smaller breed than we usually envision, more large coyote (or Red Wolf) like but none the less Bad Ass. ( bucket listable )I dearly love to watch those birds in action. If you get into it, or find some falconers, let us know. I'd travel some to watch them. There is a lot involved, and it takes a lot of time.
That group came out to Sooner Power Plant for a public demo day several years ago. Very interesting. Not long after that OG&E bought two falcon fledgling's to put in cages on the structure. They were fed dead quail every day without seeing the human feeding them until they grew wings, then the cages were opened up.
That group came out to Sooner Power Plant for a public demo day several years ago. Very interesting. Not long after that OG&E bought two falcon fledgling's to put in cages on the structure. They were fed dead quail every day without seeing the human feeding them until they grew wings, then the cages were opened up.
The purpose was for them to help eliminate the pidgin issue. Their poop was everywhere. They did a pretty good job. Interesting to watch them flush the birds, then pick one off in mid flight.
They used to allow the employees to shotgun them. Even supplying AA trap loads. The Plant manager made it a rule that if you came out after hours or on days off to kill them, you had to pick up the hulls and the bird carcasses to be disposed of.You and a couple of your buddies could have probably ended that issue in 1 or 2 weekends if they had allowed you to handle it your way.
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