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    Default Falconry Dogs in Action.

    Lets see some pice of falconry dogs in action. i would start it with a pic put i dont have any yet. so who would like to start this off right.
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    Fred Seaman's dog in action





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    There's nothing like a trail of blood to find your way back home.

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    Not a classic "dog on point" shot, but here's Big Fat Lou basking in the light of success after he barked so much the squirrel fell dead out of the tree and my hawk jumped on it.


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    My dog Moose Drool











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    Fred Dewey
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    Shilo and her son Blue hard at work on Idaho Huns and Pheasant
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    Tucker helping the RT with squirrels...



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    My GWP's at work...









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    Quote Originally Posted by MtnMan View Post
    Tucker helping the RT with squirrels...



    Phil,Is he a fiest?
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    looks like rat terrorist
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    Quote Originally Posted by Squirrelhawkin View Post
    Phil,Is he a fiest?
    He's a Jack Russel but with extra-long legs, lol! Both parents are (supposedly) pure JRT's, but I don't have any papers for him. He's right around 15#.

    My sponsor bought one of this dog's sisters, and she had much shorter legs.
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    Default Patrick the pointer

    This is Patrick a male EP that I made a couple of years ago, and is now owned by friend and falconer John Moran.




    Pointing Huns in both pictures. Thanks Stephen

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    Quote Originally Posted by MtnMan View Post
    He's a Jack Russel but with extra-long legs, lol! Both parents are (supposedly) pure JRT's, but I don't have any papers for him. He's right around 15#.

    My sponsor bought one of this dog's sisters, and she had much shorter legs.
    Nice looking dog.looks like a little treeing machine.
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    Setter courtesy of Heather Gast, hunted successfully with hawks and shotguns in seven states (so far)
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    After a successful flight on Gambel's quail in the Sonoran desert.


    Sadie, 9 year old English Pointer, helping out with another goshawk. Sadie has helped me out with at least 35 falconry birds in her time... She's the best falconry dog I've ever known. Came out of Advie kennels in Scotland, (owned and operated by Darry Argue who is a devoted austringer and breeder of Pointers and Setters)


    Young dog and young gos


    At play...


    Between sessions...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Squirrelhawkin View Post
    Nice looking dog.looks like a little treeing machine.
    He's a great dog for chasing squirrels and rabbits. He doesn't really "help" the hawk, as much as compete with her though. He tries his best to catch the critters himself, but seldom ends up beating the bird to the punch.

    The few times he's gotten a hold of a squirrel or rabbit, the RT just slams the part that isn't in his mouth and rips it away as her momentum drives her past... At that point, he promply forgets all about that particular critter and looks for another... He once thought he could sneak a taste of a previous RT's lure, and has since decided that what the bird has is the unquestioned property of the bird!

    He doesn't use his nose much, but relies almost exclusively on sight. He also hunts silently, and only barks/yips when he sees a critter. That's nice for me, and the birds quickly learn what that means, but of course it lessens his chance of catching something himself (which I like).

    Unfortunately, I couldn't hunt with him much last year. The first RT I flew would leave him alone for maybe 10 minutes, and then she'd go after him with deadly intent. I hoped she'd quit, but after one particularly prickly experience, I decided enough was enough, and left him home. Then, my RT started going after my German SH, so I ended up transferring her to someone who hunted without dogs. I hunt some urban areas, and that bird always scared me in those situations. Too much chance of her seeing someone with a little dog on a string...

    I was going to trap a new bird, but then found out a local falconer had a still-in-training bird and a severe shortage of falconry time. I took that bird (and love it!). But as soon as she saw the little JRT she was bating off my fist at him! First hunt was more of the same, so unwilling to play that game, I left Tucker at home for the rest of the season. This bird hunts great over my GSH though...
    Phil

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    Quote Originally Posted by rocgwp View Post
    My GWP's at work...

    I'm sure there is an interesting story behind taking and dispatching that "WHISTLE PIG"

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    This is my English Pointer 'Chuck' pointing Red Grouse in Ireland.

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    fantastic pics there chaps
    lonely is when your not with your bird of choice,mine is my bengal owl

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    Here are some coursing dogs belonging to a local falconer....hotblood greyhound (Jake) and longdog Tazy (Cisco). They are teamed with a gyr/saker.




    My new Tazy pup (Lucy and daughter of Cisco). I hope to pair her with a prairie next year as well as coursing with other local dogs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AK Rev View Post
    Here are some coursing dogs belonging to a local falconer....hotblood greyhound (Jake) and longdog Tazy (Cisco). They are teamed with a gyr/saker.




    My new Tazy pup (Lucy and daughter of Cisco). I hope to pair her with a prairie next year as well as coursing with other local dogs.
    Jake is not a hotblood greyhound Bryan, he has border collie, Tazi and saluki in him as well. he just looks very greyhoundy but I doubt he is more than one third greyhound.
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    A couple of action shots of my old guy before he retired from hunting


    On a whitetail at Alamosa
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    One of my all time favorites....


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    Rainey, my hawking partner.

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    Thanks Terence. I couldn't remember Jake's lines. Interesting with all that mix in him that he really does look like a greyhound.

    Love those photos of Percy (?). Those are classic. Hard to take photos like that when you're hunting. Someone knew what they were doing, had a good lens and a fast motor drive...and a little luck.

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    Here's a shot that I've posted before of my lurcher Chance and goshawk Frieda chasing a cottontail.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MtnMan View Post
    Tucker helping the RT with squirrels...




    OOOHHHH I see how it works, the dog climbs the tree and flushes the squirrel. Neat!!
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    Rocky Dog pointing a bunch of pheasants

    Rocky is our newest addition. Only a year old and works like he's been doing this for a while. He is out of Honky Tonk Additude lines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by goshawks00 View Post
    One of my all time favorites....


    That picture is awesome, can easily see why its one of your favorites.
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    My Llew. old world falconry lines.
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