Bunch of pansies if you ask me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWc303JM9vY
Bunch of pansies if you ask me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWc303JM9vY
Christopher Ly
"Life is a garden. Dig it."
I thought that native BOP couldn't be used commerically which is why they always have Augar buzzards standing in for RT's, but I'm pretty sure that was a REAL RT.
Rob Gibson
I love cats, but can't eat a whole one by myself.
LOL, that was pretty funny. BTW the league is an awesome show! Thnks for sharing the clip!
SHIVA!!!!
Timothy Powers O'Neill, Esq. Tequesta, FLIt's not that the Irish are cynical. It's rather that they have a wonderful lack of respect for everything and everybody. ~Brendan Behan
Many times, it is done out of country. Likely Canada.
Kitty Carroll -- The Hawk of May
~~ The essence of falconry is not in the flight or the kill,
but man's relationship with his hawk --- Terance Hanbury White~~
That guy with the chicken was doing it all wrong! Everybody knows that Buff Orpingtons suck for falconry. He's got to get himself a nice Wyandotte like mine!
Scott McNeff
Maine
How's that keel feel Scott?
John
Still the finest hoods in Marshall.
Scott,Make sure you bring her down to the CT Falconer's summer barbe.......err,ah, I mean picnic.
Nick
Hey John, I wasn't judging her keel, I was pinching her nipples.... she likes it. Wyandottes have nipples to nurse their young with (little known fact)
And Nick, yer not eatin' my favorite chicken!! Step back!
Scott McNeff
Maine
Nice hybrid scott!
huh Wyandottes, what do you know bout chicken hawks, gotta get yourself a mean common rooster, pick your choice out of a box full of day olds and you might end up with one like this
Björn Eilers, Germany
Bjorn,
Nice Rooster! If you ever want to put him into a breeding project, let me know. We could make some sweet hybrids.
Scott McNeff
Maine
Okay, I'll think about it. Is he a good semen donor? Or will I have to strip it from him?
If you could believe it (maybe I shouldn't admit to this in "public") I actually learned to strip semen from falcons by practicing on roosters. I may have just taken this thread down a road that nobody wants to see it go.
Scott McNeff
Maine
I find you can slip them in better with a siege catapult.
Michael Chun
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