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Visit the Texas Hawking Association website www.texashawking.info to join.
You may also contact Texas Parks & Wildlife for information about permits and regulations ...
My advice is to read all the falconry books you can get your hands on. There are good websites for apprentices you might want to check out. Of course you can join Texas Hawking Association.
Scott
Sorry about not attaching my name to my last post. I should reveal that I have a PhD in experimental psychology and have taught the principles of learning to well over a 1000 students. Using the...
Slight correction to the previous post. A clicker is a conditioned stimulus (CS) that takes on the properties of a secondary reinforcer thru associative learning. Using CR will confuse the reader...
I find the easiest way to attract a prairie falcon in Kansas is to fly a tiercel peregrine. Works all the time. And if you want a red-tailed hawk, just wait for your tiercel peregrine to catch a...
In my experience, training one's dog to stay with the falcon has proven to be a worth while tactic to protect a falconry bird on it's kill. I had a female gyr x peregrine hybrid that became more...
The theme for the meet will be "hawking with the Amish."
-- Scott
Does it have to be in Kansas?
-- Scott
This is important (I know from experience). You need to download a copy of the Kansas falconry regs. It is the only place that the information on the season dates for upland gamebirds in falconry is...
Here's an article I wrote several years ago for THA's journal. Some of the information needs to be updated.
First get a WIHP map. Hays is a college town, not so small. Opening weekend of pheasant hunting (November 14th, 2015) is a big deal for Kansas families. There could be some reluctance to let a...
The guys to ask about jacks in Kansas are the guys that hunt coyotes and jacks with greyhounds.
-- Scott
Consider joining the Texas Hawking Association
-- Scott
Be sure to join THA.
-- scott
Consider attending both the NAFA annual field meet in Lubbock and the THA Winter field meet. There will be plenty of opportunities to learn about falconry, go hawking, and make friends.
-- Scott
Lets see your long-haired German pointer. They're a rare breed in my area.
-- Scott
Do a search using the title. There's a thread by the author. He might have a few books for sale. It could be outdated by now.
Scott
Many good falconers in Oklahoma and great place to be a falconer.
-- scott
How's your new setter pup?
-- Scott
Well I put a wad of raffle tickets in, but didn't win. The winner had sympathy for my loss, tho. So he agreed to trade it for another hood. It's going in my collection. Now if it would fit a tiercel...
Ok, that's the perfect hood! Yes, I am a TCU graduate. Go Frogs!
-- Scott
Here are links to research by Dr. Marzluff of University if Washington. He studies long-term face recognition in Crows. (the so-called friend or foe study done in downtown Seattle) It seems to have...
Having a background in experimental psychology, Pitcher's use of terms/theory is not commonly associated with animal learning is interesting, but at this point only is only conjecture. For example,...
Hi from Texas. (welc)
-- Scott