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[Montucky]

Hi been out of falconry for a few years...thought I would check out the forum. I've recently moved to Missoula MT and am also looking to meet up with some local falconers and maybe see some falconry again. Thanks, -John

[everetkhorton]

back John!

[Chris L.]

Hi John

Welcome back.. What have you flown before? Hows the weather up there? There are a lot of MT falconers on here. I am sure you will find someone.

I hope you enjoy the forum

Chris

[Montucky]

I've flown a R-T, a HH, a brancher female COHA, several female pererines, several passage female goshawks, and two tiercel G/P hybrids...that about sums it up. I stopped flying birds about 4 years ago.

[Montucky]

the weather has been sort of grey in missoula and somewhat cold...but I have recently relocated from the jackson WY area that that was freakin cold -40 was not uncommon...when there is 5 ft of snow in the valley and its -40...even the most hardcore falconer takes up another hobby . I'm in VT visiting family now and enjoying the scenery and wondering what sort of falconry is to be had there...squirrel hawking and maybe some cottontails and a few snowshoe hares?

[Montucky]

[Tony James]

Hi been out of falconry for a few years...thought I would check out the forum. I've recently moved to Missoula MT and am also looking to meet up with some local falconers and maybe see some falconry again. Thanks, -John

Hi John,

I read your comments on the 'The Flying of Falcons' thread, and will be watching keenly for your posts. Very insightful stuff.

Best wishes,

Tony.

[harrishawker1]

Hi John,

I think thats a very nice catch for just 45 minutes.
Nice looking Goshawk also.
Keep the pictures coming.