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Like most creatures, a hawk would respond to it's environment. We see it in imprints all the time. However, there are things about them that are hard wired into them through evolution. No amount...

Any time a creature reacts to a particular stemuli, it does so because it is experiencing some sort of emotion. It might not be something we would experience, or it might be something we do...

I don't think anyone really knows that much about imprinting or what happens when you release one. You hear about different kinds of imprinting, but I have to ask, what is the real difference? ...

The very best way to do an imprint is to let it have the run of a room until it hard pins and then mew it. Cutting the weight as it becomes more aloof. If you don't want to imprint it, just place it...

I could be wrong, but I think the subject was about raising an eyas without imprinting it to start out with. And you can form a bond with the hawk as it grows, but it is likely to develop into an...

This is where I usually get into trouble. Things I say tend to contradict the opinions and theories of others and it seems to piss them off at me. But here goes.
These hawks are not human and...

I have only done a single imprint. Turned out pretty nice too, and I did not use that thing you call a recipe. I have not used it, but have seen so many that it was used on. That is enough to tell...

Since you would not be trying to socialize the young hawk, it would not matter that you take it old enough to feed itself. You could place it on a nest platform in the mews with something soft under...

Most freshly trapped wild birds never seem to need coping, and they don't usually get to feed on large boned animals and such. They gnaw on and feak on limbs and such for that purpose. I try to...

I may be wrong here, but according to the feds, we do not own these birds, period. I think the guy was just agreeing with someone, but it don't make it so. Call and ask the feds first and then take...

I remember that hawk, and the falconer. You could hear him coming from 6 blocks away too. She caught lots of jacks, but she was one that you never turned your back on.
Dennis Smith had one...