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    Default AFC Raptor Auction

    AFC is currently holding an online raptor auction on our new website. This is a great opportunity to get a great deal on a new bird.

    http://falconryconservancy.org/auction
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    Bump. Wanna keep this up in the list for awhile 'til the word gets out! Cheers!
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    Hi Jason,
    Tell us about the birds in the auction! Who donated them? What kind of stock are they? What ever you happen to know!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptail View Post
    Hi Jason,
    Tell us about the birds in the auction! Who donated them? What kind of stock are they? What ever you happen to know!
    Hey Jeff,

    Here you go!

    Click on "Raptors"

    http://www.falconryconservancy.org/auction

    Jason
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptail View Post
    Hi Jason,
    Tell us about the birds in the auction! Who donated them? What kind of stock are they? What ever you happen to know!
    I donated a chamber raised tiercel anatum. I can't call him a Canadian anatum because his father was produced by Joe Terry. Mark Kidman flew the bird at around 26 ounces. A megga tiercel. He killed mallards, pheasants and was flown off the fist at magpie's. The only other tiercel that big, chamber raised, I know of is Hannibal Eddie Pitchers' tiercel a nest mate of the Crip. The mother is Purdey. I don't think any of these birds are going to be near as big as Capt Krunch because a bird like him is often a once in a life time thing. His son and daughter from last year acquitted themselves well. The tiercel killed a few pheasants and did flatten some mallards and Pintails but they rolled back into the water. The sister killed ducks and a Canada goose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mitchellbrad View Post
    I donated a chamber raised tiercel anatum. I can't call him a Canadian anatum because his father was produced by Joe Terry. Mark Kidman flew the bird at around 26 ounces. A megga tiercel. He killed mallards, pheasants and was flown off the fist at magpie's. The only other tiercel that big, chamber raised, I know of is Hannibal Eddie Pitchers' tiercel a nest mate of the Crip. The mother is Purdey. I don't think any of these birds are going to be near as big as Capt Krunch because a bird like him is often a once in a life time thing. His son and daughter from last year acquitted themselves well. The tiercel killed a few pheasants and did flatten some mallards and Pintails but they rolled back into the water. The sister killed ducks and a Canada goose.
    Must admit I am salivating over this bird! Too many horses in the barn though... argh!
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    I donated a Tiercel Harris from my project. He will be from this years hatch.

    The parents of this bird are proven game hawks and have produced very gamey offspring. Last years offspring took Geese, ducks, sqr, crow... even bound to a bob cat. All of the birds out of this pair are very mellow mannered with no screaming issues. One of the members on here has a tiercel from last years hatch out of this pair. His name is loopi ( Chip), there are a few others who have seen his tiercel fly. They call him Rooty.

    Good luck to all.

    I will post pictures of him on here
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris L. View Post
    I donated a Tiercel Harris from my project. He will be from this years hatch.

    The parents of this bird are proven game hawks and have produced very gamey offspring. Last years offspring took Geese, ducks, sqr, crow... even bound to a bob cat. All of the birds out of this pair are very mellow mannered with no screaming issues. One of the members on here has a tiercel from last years hatch out of this pair. His name is loopi ( Chip), there are a few others who have seen his tiercel fly. They call him Rooty.

    Good luck to all.

    I will post pictures of him on here
    I thought you were giving ME that bird! Dude, seriously, where is the love!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jhausman View Post
    I thought you were giving ME that bird! Dude, seriously, where is the love!

    bro anytime you need a bird, come down and get you one on me .. That's how we roll!!!

    matter of fact 2 pairs I thought were done have eggs in the nest AGAIN, found them this morning!!! Damn its JULYfrus I am not doing a thing with them..I am adopting Brad's philosophy, not messing with a thing, they parents will do everything.
    Last edited by Chris L.; 07-02-2009 at 05:52 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris L. View Post
    bro anytime you need a bird, come down and get you one on me .. That's how we roll!!!

    matter of fact 2 pairs I thought were done have eggs in the nest AGAIN!!! Damn its JULYfrus I am not doing a thing with them..I am adopting Brad's philosophy, not messing with a thing, they parents will do everything.
    Do you think they will have any Gyrkins?! LOLOLOLOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris L. View Post
    bro anytime you need a bird, come down and get you one on me .. That's how we roll!!!

    matter of fact 2 pairs I thought were done have eggs in the nest AGAIN, found them this morning!!! Damn its JULYfrus I am not doing a thing with them..I am adopting Brad's philosophy, not messing with a thing, they parents will do everything.
    I've had that happen too. The falcon set for 30 some days, they were hollow. They laid again, those weren't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jhausman View Post
    Do you think they will have any Gyrkins?! LOLOLOLOL
    I have a friend with some white gyrkins. This is the first year for the pair. They laid, set and hatched all 4 birds. If I were to suggest he donate one to the auction I think our friendship would be on shaky ground. Soooo, it's best I keep my mouth shut <G>

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    Jason,

    Each bird says it is offered by Willhunt! Why doesn't it show that Chris or Brad or who ever has donated the bird? Maybe Oscar can fix that! I know folks will bid higher knowing where these fine birds came from. And a huge thanks to all of you that donated birds and other stuff!

    Duh, scrap that Jason, just realized I needed to scroll down to see who donated them! Brain fart on my part! LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mitchellbrad View Post
    I have a friend with some white gyrkins. This is the first year for the pair. They laid, set and hatched all 4 birds. If I were to suggest he donate one to the auction I think our friendship would be on shaky ground. Soooo, it's best I keep my mouth shut <G>
    This is my sad face....
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    Quote Originally Posted by FredFogg View Post
    Jason,

    Each bird says it is offered by Willhunt! Why doesn't it show that Chris or Brad or who ever has donated the bird? Maybe Oscar can fix that! I know folks will bid higher knowing where these fine birds came from. And a huge thanks to all of you that donated birds and other stuff!

    Duh, scrap that Jason, just realized I needed to scroll down to see who donated them! Brain fart on my part! LOL
    Bingo!
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    i am the proud new owner of the nice male harris that chris donated to the auction. he is currently sitting on my fist as i type this. i got him to jump to my fist this morning and is doing well. i have named him nikon to compliment my other male harris nitro. i will start a log in a few days once i get the creance out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by skooky20 View Post
    i am the proud new owner of the nice male harris that chris donated to the auction. he is currently sitting on my fist as i type this. i got him to jump to my fist this morning and is doing well. i have named him nikon to compliment my other male harris nitro. i will start a log in a few days once i get the creance out.
    Dude-- don't you live in Arizona? And now you have TWO captive-bred male Harris' hawks? And look at your signature!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dillon View Post
    Dude-- don't you live in Arizona? And now you have TWO captive-bred male Harris' hawks? And look at your signature!

    Dillon
    I moved back to new york and i put that as my signature after watching a cast of passage harris hawks. i have always wanted to fly a cast of males. i would have trapped a passage male if i had stayed in arizona. o well jobs make life decisions grand
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