bobpayne
Member

Bob,

I have been working in Columbia, MO for a few months and spending time at the raptor rehab project. There is a young man from KC here for school that is interested in Falconry looking for someone in the MC area to talk with and learn more. He is a member of this forum, I was wondering if I could have him contact you to point him in the right direction.

Thanks,

Larry Temares

Bob,

I have been working in Columbia, MO for a few months and spending time at the raptor rehab project. There is a young man from KC here for school that is interested in Falconry looking for someone in the MC area to talk with and learn more. He is a member of this forum, I was wondering if I could have him contact you to point him in the right direction.

Thanks,

Larry Temares

hi

Hey Bob, Doug Burt is my sponsor and he said you had his goshawks. What a small world.

To fit in, I have TO GET A FEMALE, wife says no more males in the house, Bob

No there was only one and Dave Scarbough already emailed me the same night I put it on the computer. She had 4 pups 3 male and 1 female....sorry

Thank you very much! I will contact the States Department of Wildlife and Parks, I know most of them anyway, and if I don't my father will. The online info was very helpful as well! Thanks so much, I will get ahold of you if I need any help or questions!

Well, I am a student at pittsburg state university in kansas. i am johnna foster and i have lived and grown up here in pittsburg, ks. and I am trying to figure out what I need to start flying! I have been working with raptors for a little bit through the nature reach program we have, but i have no idea where to begin and i dont know too much about falconry, so that is why i am here! any advice and tips are welcome, this sport is so vast with its techniques and supplies that I dont even know where to start!

That would be nice. I would enjoy sharing what I know about the hawks.