RLBagley
05-27-2011, 08:44 PM
Back in February, we had a guest travel here to the US from Japan.
He's an intriguing Canadian, married to a Japanese national and now totally bi-lingual.
He's a Falconer and a telemetry equipment reseller who wanted to come see the legendary Utah Sky Trials, but then while in the Western US make the effort to do a little tour and visit a 3-4 of US-based telemetry companies to witness first-hand how they really do things.
He's been putting up the images and play by play trip report on the International Falconer's Forum and it's turned in to quite the Travel Journal.
For US falconers, it'd be interesting for you to "see how we're seen" through another's eyes.
For you International falconers who may be on this US Forum, it'd be interesting for you to get a peek at Justin's quick trip to the US for what he saw on his tour of the telemetry companies (still to come) since not many people are able to do this.
First go to this page here (http://www.falconryforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=77524&page=15), then scroll down to find the Trip Report Starting with Post #287.
We found him to be a very bright and good-natured guy, full of great questions, wary of BS, while extremely eager to understand it all (the telemetry that is). That's probably because he was tutored by Mr. No-Nonsense Brad Mitchell.
RB
RB
He's an intriguing Canadian, married to a Japanese national and now totally bi-lingual.
He's a Falconer and a telemetry equipment reseller who wanted to come see the legendary Utah Sky Trials, but then while in the Western US make the effort to do a little tour and visit a 3-4 of US-based telemetry companies to witness first-hand how they really do things.
He's been putting up the images and play by play trip report on the International Falconer's Forum and it's turned in to quite the Travel Journal.
For US falconers, it'd be interesting for you to "see how we're seen" through another's eyes.
For you International falconers who may be on this US Forum, it'd be interesting for you to get a peek at Justin's quick trip to the US for what he saw on his tour of the telemetry companies (still to come) since not many people are able to do this.
First go to this page here (http://www.falconryforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=77524&page=15), then scroll down to find the Trip Report Starting with Post #287.
We found him to be a very bright and good-natured guy, full of great questions, wary of BS, while extremely eager to understand it all (the telemetry that is). That's probably because he was tutored by Mr. No-Nonsense Brad Mitchell.
RB
RB