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Sorry for your loss, I wish they all find their way safely Home
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In your experience what's the difference between the OBs and YBs behaviour when it comes to falcons? As in how do the OBs avoid becoming dinner?
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Darkening system prevents them from molting. You need to do the lighting system combined with trimming and pulling flights. Hawks are an issue every where. The birds need to learn what to do. You can’t save or keep them all. All my birds that survived the hawk attacks during the settling process became my best birds. They have to go through Hawk university. Try a wacky inflatable arm man, attracting crows or ravens to your property, or a large settling cage so the birds can learn with out being slaughtered. The view into your loft is also too good. You need to keep the birds out of sight for a few days after the hawks start showing up so they can’t see them in the loft. If the hawks can see them all day they’ll just wait for their moment.
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Kurt, I think I recall you once said you have a couple of “nearby” pigeon fanciers. I wonder how they manage falcons should they suffer similarly with losses like yours.
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You have to remember your on acres mate and surrounded by it open land prime breeding location for falcons.
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Keep your young birds in loft longer.
Change the food supply for them bloody falcons
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My birds were dropping flights two weeks ago so I just bit the bullet and pulled all there tails and 8,9,10 flights there locked up now I still managed to take them out for a bath but yeah the only down fall is in need to reconditioning them which won’t take long and can’t take them straight out to that 20k toss just got to do the whole tossing marks again
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The problem is if you breed them early. They could go through a double mount.
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🙏👍🕊️🥰🥰🌾🌾
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Any returns after falcon attak ?
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Just work on OLR’s instead of local races … solved your falcon problem 😢
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Lights
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Put some food for the bird that are missing thy will come back ❤❤
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Not a nice feeling kurt hopefully they work there way back but if there the youngsters they could be scattered several miles away with the fright there has to be something you can do whether its legal or illegal i know what i would do but over here if a dog chases sheep he can shoot it but when the sparrowhawk comes you watch the bloodbath and cant do nothing
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Maybe , i dont know … you could try , not tossing the young birds. …. But maybe let the young bird self decide when they are ready to go out and in …. So no forced training
… maybe that will reduce losses
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How you save pigeon from cold 🥶❄️
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احبك
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Cut the tips of the flights and then pull them out but you can’t fly them
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Do you know your missing birds they might have got eating by bigger birds falcons are a pain
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@mjhound
3 months ago
You need a pet Great Horned Owl you take out at night to where Mr And Mrs Falcon live and let Owly have a dance party when they can't see 😂 no more falcon problems and Owly gets a full belly
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