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It's a gyr/peregrine female intermewed 7 times. this was Nevada and I've heard of him-never met him though-thanks
Gyrperegrinegw 6 months ago
fantastic photography. Are you hawking in Montana, about where ? Your peregrine, intermewed passage or captive bred. do you know Kenny Sterner?
dynamitedon1955 6 months ago
I'd contact the North American Falconers Association. They have the basics and can get you ppointed in the right direction
Gyrperegrinegw 6 months ago
Very nice, I have been looking this subject up for a few months now after seeing these things in action while in Abu Dubai. Any advice on getting started in the States?
JWLevin1985 6 months ago
its a peregrine
merlin526 1 year ago
Wow, I thought I was the only one using a Gordon Setter for falconry.Great dogs, great nose and great point.
liaiannios 3 years ago
I really like him except he was started as a gun dog and stays too close a lot of times. He does find birds the other dogs miss.
What are you flying?
Eagledoc 3 years ago