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Here's a link to a Karen Pryor article on operant condition of hawks for falconry:

http://www.clickertraining.com/node/282

I'm so sorry to hear about this.

I have and while the emagazines are nice they are not indexed and are not searchable. What really makes online journals valuable is the ability to search for content when you don't know what issue...

I'd like to see all of the old Journal and Hawk Chalk articles published online and indexed by subject and key words.

Here's an example of what has been done with some old birding journals:
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I spent several hours last year watching the behavior of 41 day old Sharpie branchers at their wild nest. They were constantly calling to each other, to their parents, to a passing Red Tail, to me. A...

Here's a link to a pdf file of the article that is the subject of this thread.

"Raising Imprint Merlins" by Charles H. Schwartz and Martha Browne, HAWK CHALK Vol XVII No 1., April 1978
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If you send me a copy of the article, I will put in online and post a link to it in this thread so anyone that wants can get it.

maokeefe@netexpress.net

Great thread!!

What happened to Bullet? Did he molt out okay? Were you ever able to fly him again?

Jeff -

I hope you can keep posting how you are doing with your Cooper’s Hawk. I think that this kind of journal one of the best things about NAFEX. I'm particularly interested in how you do...

Could you explain this a little more?

The current editor is Kenn Filkins hawkchalkeditor@yahoo.com.

He posted a little article in the April Hawk Chalk about submissions (deadlines, suggestions, photo submissions, format, etc) if that...

I tied using operant conditioning on my Red-tail to improve her manners in the mews a few years ago. It worked pretty well.

She had begun charging me when I entered the mews and what I wanted was...

I added Lee's daily commentary to the pictures I mentioned in the previous post. I wanted a more complete summary of Lee's experiences that I could keep and refer to.

Click on the link...

I put together some of the wonderful pictures posted here into a reference I can use to help age Sharpies. I thought others might be interested in it too.

Here is a link to it:
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