Member's photos/faces with names

[apache]

LOL, my kids do that too with pictures. I cannot remember the website for that tho. It is pretty funny!! LOL

[Dakota]

She found it on photobucket somewhere, I guess you can fix up any picture. Take a ten year old to figure it out,

[Ally]

Ally up in Missoula, Montana.

People always seem to enjoy this...
Me and my 5x6 mule deer buck from the 2009 rifle season.



Sure guys, make ME hold up the deer while you're trying to hang it....

[patrick.miller20]

Ally up in Missoula, Montana.

People always seem to enjoy this...
Me and my 5x6 mule deer buck from the 2009 rifle season.



Sure guys, make ME hold up the deer while you're trying to hang it....

That's a nice lookin buck, never saw someone happy enough to hug their deer though while skinning it.

[Elinay]

Miss you all!

[CuCulaine]

Hey long time no been with NAFA took a sabatical of like 20 yrs, re divorce, just getting my feet back on the ground again.

Most of the peeps I knew are in an old foggies home on the beach laying in a chair with an umbrella having a hot young thing in a tiney bikini bringing them frosties while they watch the migration .

I'm a Harris lover, yes flown other birds, hawks & Falcons but love my Harris's, but wouldnt mind trying a male Bonelli's for a season.

[Falconer54]

I live in Idaho. I prefer Peregrine Falcons. I have flown mostly passage birds the last 35 years, mainly Prarie Falcons. I still feel Peregrines are underated, and over trained. There are some very nice little Rocky Mountain Anatums that fly with some real style and guts. These birds are willing to tackle most anything and fly a decent pitch and can weight as little as 23 ounces. I used to be a Peales fan, but no more. Snappy little birds with agressiveness. Busting Mallard wings and heads. Flying them down with speed and agility. I moved from California because I wanted to fly falcons. I flew many a Cooper Hawk on quail and a varirty of quarry. My heart is set on Passage Peregrines now, or at least wild Peregrines. Rick

[sharptail]

I live in Idaho. I prefer Peregrine Falcons. I have flown mostly passage birds the last 35 years, mainly Prarie Falcons. I still feel Peregrines are underated, and over trained. There are some very nice little Rocky Mountain Anatums that fly with some real style and guts. These birds are willing to tackle most anything and fly a decent pitch and can weight as little as 23 ounces. I used to be a Peales fan, but no more. Snappy little birds with agressiveness. Busting Mallard wings and heads. Flying them down with speed and agility. I moved from California because I wanted to fly falcons. I flew many a Cooper Hawk on quail and a varirty of quarry. My heart is set on Passage Peregrines now, or at least wild Peregrines. Rick

Are you going to put your mug on the thread or are you just teasing?

[Rise25]

What species is that? I don't recognize the coloration.

[Chris Proctor]

What species is that? I don't recognize the coloration.

Rough legged hawk

[Matt VonDerau]

Hey guys, dont post that often...

[borderhawk]

I don't photograph well, but I guess I'll throw one up too.

[tony123abc]

You and the harris both do fine.

[hawkguy1]

well this is me.

[hawkguy1]

well this is me.

oops this is me.

[joekoz]

[Anani Lubenov]

Hi from Bulgaria !








Best regards

[Greg]

I'm the ugly one in the white shirt next to two really good friends at the CHC meet Jan 2010

[Desertfalcon]

Hi from Bulgaria !

[epliett]

First picture post, hope the picture shows and not the link.

[Desertfalcon]

I don't really have a good picture of myself on computer but this is one that my niece took of me attempting to hit Idaho with a rifle. I may have missed.



These are of my lil' birdie, 'Washakita'. She is a passage American kestrel and as you can tell, is cute as a bug.

[idbirdman]

I don't really have a good picture of myself on computer but this is one that my niece took of me attempting to hit Idaho with a rifle. I may have missed.



These are of my lil' birdie, 'Washakita'. She is a passage American kestrel and as you can tell, is cute as a bug.

Greg have I met you? I am just down the road in Eden. Stephen

[Desertfalcon]

Greg have I met you? I am just down the road in Eden. Stephen

I don't believe so, Stephen. I'm just an apprentice and so haven't actually met many other falconers yet. I like your blog though. Very nice!

[Chris L.]

Hi from Bulgaria !



Best regards

[idbirdman]

I don't believe so, Stephen. I'm just an apprentice and so haven't actually met many other falconers yet. I like your blog though. Very nice!

Thanks. It a work in progress. Very little progress. I will be doing some updates very shortly. Who is your sponsor? Any time you want to go out flying just let me know. A couple of the birds are aslready done but I still have my female Gyr on the wing. Thanks Stephen

[Desertfalcon]

Thanks. It a work in progress. Very little progress. I will be doing some updates very shortly. Who is your sponsor? Any time you want to go out flying just let me know. A couple of the birds are aslready done but I still have my female Gyr on the wing. Thanks Stephen

Thanks! I'll PM you with my info!

[Elinay]

What species is that? I don't recognize the coloration.

She is 18 years old!!

[Pete Kent]

Thought I'd add my ugly mug, man and boy.



My Grandmother bought me the jumper for Christmas, I was made to wear it!

[corona]

Hi my name is John Strazicich. I have been loosely attached to the board, have flown off and on for years. I am having fun flying and always learning. I just have decided to put up a pic of myself and the bird I am now flying (a tiercel Gyr/Prairie). I am grateful to the board for learning so much from all your experiences. I look forward to fruitful years of hunting and training my birds with useful information garnered from you all. I thank God for you all for sharing and posting all your pics. I am from Corona, California.

[Chris Proctor]

Hi my name is John Strazicich. I have been loosely attached to the board, have flown off and on for years. I am having fun flying and always learning. I just have decided to put up a pic of myself and the bird I am now flying (a tiercel Gyr/Prairie). I am grateful to the board for learning so much from all your experiences. I look forward to fruitful years of hunting and training my birds with useful information garnered from you all. I thank God for you all for sharing and posting all your pics. I am from Corona, California.

I use to go hawking in the hills in-between La Sierra and Corona in 1994-1995. I drove past it all a couple years ago and it is all house now.

[Thomas913]

Nice to meet everyone

[sharptail]

Hey John, Thanks for the pic, nice to see you!

Welcome aboard Tom!

[California Native]

Hi Chris, yeah most fields have vanished, there are a few places here and there, i am fortunate to be just 10-15 minutes from some good flying places up near Lake Matthews area. California's central valley is just amazing. A change of scenery may just be on tap!

John,
Good to see a photo of you and your falcon. I now can picture you when we exchange personal messages. I hope we can meet when we spend time in your area again.

Dan

[Barticus]

This is my hillbilly butt and my first hawk Skookum.

[Ally]

oops this is me.

I see a trend with MT folks...:P Nice elk Cody