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Post by taz on Fri Feb 08, 2008 10:03 pm

been offerd a pair of spars laying 6 eggs each year onlay 3 were fertile last year but year before that all 6 hatched

is it sensible to take them on and if so any tips and help any 1 could give me Very Happy

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Post by no longer a member on Fri Feb 08, 2008 10:18 pm

best just flying your harris to its full potential taz then in a couple years time when u think your ready get a pair of spars

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Post by Guest on Fri Feb 08, 2008 10:21 pm

taz wrote:been offerd a pair of spars laying 6 eggs each year onlay 3 were fertile last year but year before that all 6 hatched

is it sensible to take them on and if so any tips and help any 1 could give me Very Happy


How longs it been Shocked u no the answer to your question....

Like liam said stick to one bird & do your best & stop trying to punch above your weight for the sake of the birds..

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Post by taz on Fri Feb 08, 2008 10:24 pm

stu Bailey wrote:
taz wrote:been offerd a pair of spars laying 6 eggs each year onlay 3 were fertile last year but year before that all 6 hatched

is it sensible to take them on and if so any tips and help any 1 could give me Very Happy


How longs it been Shocked u no the answer to your question....

Like liam said stick to one bird & do your best & stop trying to punch above your weight for the sake of the birds..

thats why i was asking Wink

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Post by Sophie on Fri Feb 08, 2008 11:56 pm

spars are also naturally a very difficult species to breed as females often killl the males

they also need feeding way more than most people relise my musket was on 5 to 6 chicks a day for example to keep him at fat weight.

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Post by taz on Fri Feb 08, 2008 11:58 pm

Sophie wrote:spars are also naturally a very difficult species to breed as females often killl the males

they also need feeding way more than most people relise my musket was on 5 to 6 chicks a day for example to keep him at fat weight.

cool the guy that offerd them to me sed he was feeding them 4 chiks aday or a quail cut into 4 a thot it sounded weard Suspect

p.s get on msn lass lol

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Post by hound on Sat Feb 09, 2008 7:16 am

leave them alone taz if i was you

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Post by taz on Sat Feb 09, 2008 7:36 pm

have done phoned him the day to say i aint gona take them

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Post by Guest on Sat Feb 09, 2008 7:41 pm

taz wrote:have done phoned him the day to say i aint gona take them


good lad,

try & stick with 1 bird taz & give it 100% instead of buying a bird because it takes your fancy,falconry dos'nt work like that.......

You'll get alot more respect if you do things right & you can start buy giveing ONE bird all your attention & one your ready for at this stage in your falconry life...

Atb Stu..

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