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Hi Matt,
Whenever I hear Lincoln, I think of just one animal….
Welcome to NAFEX
Martin

It’s interesting that until about ten years ago a hooded Harris here in the UK would have been quite a talking point. Very few used the hood with the parabuteo. Today, hood makers find the Harris...

Oliver,
I just remembered this account. It’s not at all technical, is in fact quite light, but if you have a few minutes to kill it might paint a picture of this type of flight (if you get bored...

Oliver,
The braces on the hood are loosened/opened enough to permit the hood’s immediate removal. Hawks trained to fly this way explode from the glove, the hood barely clear of their head. The...

Hi Oliver,
Has flying ‘out of the hood’ been mentioned? If it has and I’ve missed it – apologies.
There are several types of hawking where the bird is kept hooded until a good slip...

Hi Rob and a warm welcome to you.
Martin

Welcome to NAFEX Steve.
Martin

Hi Nia,
Welcome to the forum.
All the best,
Martin

Hi Rachael,
Welcome to NAFEX.
Martin

Welcome Stu.
Martin

Welcome.
Martin

Welcome John.
All the best,
Martin

Hi Dave and welcome.
Martin

Come on Harry. Do you really need to ask!
I joined NAFEX some time back. As you know I’ve long been interested in NA falconry – especially the side of it that has long ears!
Martin

Harry,
Great to see you here!
Martin

Hi Tony,
Picked this up a bit late. Anyway just thought I’d say hi.
Martin

Thanks Dan, and everyone else for the warm welcome.
Martin

I have long been interested in North American falconry - especially its blacktail and whitetail hawking - and so a friend pointed me in this direction. Already enjoying some of the posts. New to the...