raptor posts

[Johnny Abbott]

what are peoples thought on using raptor posts

[StormRider]

Brilliant bit of kit from experience. It has its debunkers but I aint ever had a problem even with birds left unattended. My birds seem very content and I have found that feather condition is much better.
STU

[Johnny Abbott]

Brilliant bit of kit from experience. It has its debunkers but I aint ever had a problem even with birds left unattended. My birds seem very content and I have found that feather condition is much better.
STUsame here stu in 2yrs of using them never so much as a feather tip broken

[Skeld]

I use them the birds seem happy on them, ideal for use indoors.

[RWR]

I think there excellent no feather damage at all

[BHawk]

would be good if they were a bit cheaper though

[OutFlying]

Make one, their not difficult - then the cost is pennies.

[Pitbull]

i was thinking about getting one for the garden, just in case of cats, better being up there than on a bow i reckon

[Renton]

i was thinking about getting one for the garden, just in case of cats, better being up there than on a bow i reckon

I wouldn't put a bird out unsupervised if there are cats about the place. My cat has an annoying habit of showing up if my HH is put out to weather.

[HoumaFalconer]

I Have Never Used One, But I Would Not Rule Out Doing So.

[Gary.B]

When manning my MHH last season he was nervous when approached on his bow perch, I started to use a post perch and he was fine.

[HoumaFalconer]

Does Anyone Have A Good Pic Of Theres

[Hawkmaster]

Yes there are loads on the forum, just click on Search.;)

[OutFlying]

http://www.britishfalconersclub.co.uk/trade_members/raptor_originals/index.htm#

[Sparrow Hawker]

I remember seeing a good pic somewhere of Hawkmans69 female Gos laying down on one. The posts do seem a very good idea, gives the bird more confidence being higher off the ground.

SH