Migrating Sakers

[Pogger]

Just a thought. I've heard allot about Sakers straight lining it but it's never happened to me. I also only know of one person who it's happened to. So who on the forum has lost their saker due to migration?

[Jackson]

Just a thought. I've heard allot about Sakers straight lining it but it's never happened to me. I also only know of one person who it's happened to. So who on the forum has lost their saker due to migration?

2 of my friends have but theyve always found them!! form its something a associte with sakers! but then theres some that will stay close!

[Misty]

hi
had and flown sakers for over 16 years or more and never had one straight line yet.
I think that because the sakers are now so far into captive breeding that the migration instinct has slowly disappeared. It's not a problem that would ever put me off flying one.:)

[Pogger]

2 of my friends have but theyve always found them!! form its something a associte with sakers! but then theres some that will stay close!


Hi Jackson,

What I mean by migrating is the bird has straight lined it, you've tracked her and got infront of her but she refuses to come down and keeps going. The one saker I know of that did this was tracked all the way to the channel and she just kept going! :lol:

[Jackson]

Hi Jackson,

What I mean by migrating is the bird has straight lined it, you've tracked her and got infront of her but she refuses to come down and keeps going. The one saker I know of that did this was tracked all the way to the channel and she just kept going! :lol:

well one got as far as portsmouth!!!! from the south of gatwick!! she seemed like she was going to catch a ferry but someone managed to catch her up and call IBR