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themodernapprentice.com

the modern apprentice is the definitive resource for falconers and raptor enthusiasts. extensive information on falconry, hawks, falcons, raptors, raptor care, health, and training.

falconryacademy.com

white sulphur springs, wv/hot springs, va/ colorado springs, co the falconry academy book falconry at the greenbrier book falconry at the broadmoor book fal ...

westernsporting.com

A competitor stole our idea as he generally doesn't have an original thought in his head. His cheap tag is made out of plastic and will not last long on a hawk. Our reward tag, seen here, is made out of solid brass, is domed to fit around a bell tucking in neatly around the leg and will last on into the future. Don't be tempted by cheap plastic copies of our quality products. Falconry Identification and Reward Tag with 24/7 Operator Assistance Service. For United States and Canada Customers Only: Toll-Free number is only active in U.S. and Canada Small Hawk Tag: Dimensions: 5/8" (16.5 mm) diameter (Cooper's Hawk down in size.) Standard Hawk Tag: Dimensions: 3/4" (19 mm) diameter (Cooper's Hawk up in size.) How It Works: When a hawk wearing an identification tag is found, the phone number on the tag will put the caller/finder in touch with Western Sporting or our answering service. The answering service is available 24 hours a day, and 7 days a week, so there is no worry about missing that important phone call when searching for a lost hawk. The answering service will access your contact information that was provided upon the purchase of the falconry identification tag. As soon as any report of a lost hawk is received, the owner of the tag will be contacted immediately by the answering service with the information on their hawk's whereabouts and the finder. The falconer's contact information will only be used to reconnect them with the finder and their hawk. About the Tag: Each Western Sporting falconry identification reward tag has a unique serial number that is assigned to the owner. The tag is designed to be attached on a bewit next to a bell or transmitter, or around the leg or neck with a rubber band. A laminated card is provided with the serial number of the tag for the falconer to keep in their wallet or falconry bag. The tag can be applied to any hawk owned by the falconer, but it is non-transferrable. Note: We do not

eaglefalconer.com

alan gates is a falconer with a lifetimes eagle falconry experience, flying golden eagles in britain, europe, central asia and enjoying falconry in china and around the world.