View Full Version : The magic of kite II
Pestellini
15-11-2006, 07:08 PM
Hi all,
today I am very happy. In fact after two weeks of hard work I have started to see the results. Unfortunately the tiercel that I have purchased did not have the full training that he deserved but now I am dedicating every single day to him but today is special. I have, another time(that is the reason why my thread has the title II)mentioned that the kite for me is magic but today is special.
In fact is essential to train a bird and I want to thank my master and my friend(and I am proud to say my friend)Paul(hawkmaster) that is helping me also with this technique. Today Neo(my tiercel) went up 300 ft and it was awensome and this coupled with a flight of a 12 years old female saker at 100ft let should you see how happy I am. I know it is not hunting but for me is pure adrenaline to see birds that in one day fly so high.
Waiting for comments
Cheers
Andrea:supz:
Stephen
15-11-2006, 08:15 PM
its good to see them going up high they get a lot fitter especially if they are out every day
my harris soars over 300ft on the hills same with my gyr/saker
my lanneret is starting to climb up to about 150 ft and as you say its the rush you get watching them climbing up or on the stoop back down cant beat it unless they catch somthing aswell
stephen
Pestellini
16-11-2006, 03:23 PM
its good to see them going up high they get a lot fitter especially if they are out every day
my harris soars over 300ft on the hills same with my gyr/saker
my lanneret is starting to climb up to about 150 ft and as you say its the rush you get watching them climbing up or on the stoop back down cant beat it unless they catch somthing aswell
stephen
Yeah I agree entirely with you and it is pure adrenaline!!!
Today no wind.....No fun!!!!:supz:
Stephen
16-11-2006, 04:21 PM
Yeah I agree entirely with you and it is pure adrenaline!!!
Today no wind.....No fun!!!!:supz:
we had a bit of wind here but it rained nearly all day i only got out for an hour
with the lanneret and my teircel perigrine and not enough time to try the kite
but it was still good to watch them fly
Pestellini
16-11-2006, 10:35 PM
we had a bit of wind here but it rained nearly all day i only got out for an hour
with the lanneret and my teircel perigrine and not enough time to try the kite
but it was still good to watch them fly
Today was ****:twisted: My plan is to have a tiercel that catch crows, so I am working with the fundamental help of Paul(Hawkmaster)on fitness. So the kite is really magic and without the wind is beautifull, I agree, to watch them flying but with the kite,and you could understand me, it is totally different:supz:
Cheers
Andrea
MikeGyr
22-11-2006, 10:47 PM
from your experience can you tell me this: im about to get my pere/barb flying to the kite just for exercise i dont plan on hunting him, is this still ok? hope so because i want to get him stooping from and release system so i can get as close to seeing a full blown stoop but without finding the ground and game to hunt:) will this work?
Mike
Berkut
22-11-2006, 10:54 PM
from your experience can you tell me this: im about to get my pere/barb flying to the kite just for exercise i dont plan on hunting him, is this still ok? hope so because i want to get him stooping from and release system so i can get as close to seeing a full blown stoop but without finding the ground and game to hunt:) will this work?
Mike
Mike,
No reason why not.
Falconry Equipment International
22-11-2006, 10:57 PM
from your experience can you tell me this: im about to get my pere/barb flying to the kite just for exercise i dont plan on hunting him, is this still ok? hope so because i want to get him stooping from and release system so i can get as close to seeing a full blown stoop but without finding the ground and game to hunt:) will this work?
Mike
IME you will have all sorts of problems, regardless of radio controlled releaeses etc etc, but good luck anyway
MikeGyr
23-11-2006, 05:51 PM
IME you will have all sorts of problems, regardless of radio controlled releaeses etc etc, but good luck anyway
Will you share them so i dont make a mess up of it:)
Thanks
Mike
Falconry Equipment International
23-11-2006, 10:42 PM
yes mike if you wish to call me ( nos on the websites) soz too busy to type it all out HTH
Pestellini
30-11-2006, 10:15 PM
from your experience can you tell me this: im about to get my pere/barb flying to the kite just for exercise i dont plan on hunting him, is this still ok? hope so because i want to get him stooping from and release system so i can get as close to seeing a full blown stoop but without finding the ground and game to hunt:) will this work?
Mike
Sorry if I am late on writing for this topic,but I have been very busy during the last two weeks.
Anyway I think that kite is the answer to everyone who wants to achieve two things
1)Fitness(essential for an hunting bird)
2)Joy.......( in observing the falcon flying very high!!!)
Never seen a 12 years old saker(that spent the last year in aviary) flying so well and high with joy and freedom!!!If there is another technique that could give me more that I will go for it!!!But I am addicted and also your hybrid will get ready to hunt in this way and you can fly everyday teaching him/her to improve all the strenghts.
Cheers
Andrea:supz:
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