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Morientes
26-02-2008, 01:38 PM
Hi all,
what size do you guys use for your imprintpens for large falcons?
When the whole family have to pass the imprintpens to exit the garden, is it better to make a so called 'enclosed path' in front of the pens? I don't know if the social imprints (when they are ready to go for it) will also start calling to passing familymembers??
Pics are welcome too!!
Regards,
Patrick
ScottBrady
26-02-2008, 02:06 PM
www.falconryforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=38585
Have a look at that for an imprint pen.
pm shaun for the dimentions
Morientes
26-02-2008, 02:59 PM
www.falconryforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=38585
Have a look at that for an imprint pen.
pm shaun for the dimentions
That's a very nice set up, but not exactly what i meant.
I'm searching for the average size of an imprintpen to breed large imprintfalcons in.:wink:
Patrick
You are confusing the issue. By imprint pen are you talking about a breeding chamber? If so, I think you can pretty much scratch that off your list. Imprints are usually involved in Artificial Insimination, or however one would spell that. They do not usually breed naturally with members of their own species.
Jack
Morientes
27-02-2008, 08:21 AM
You are confusing the issue. By imprint pen are you talking about a breeding chamber? If so, I think you can pretty much scratch that off your list. Imprints are usually involved in Artificial Insimination, or however one would spell that. They do not usually breed naturally with members of their own species.
Jack
Lot of confusion...
if you inseminate a social imprint you do breed with her don't you?
I was just asking for the average sizes of this small breedingpens (imprintpen) where you can put social imprints in ( in this case large falcons). The ones with the open front for the interaction with the birds.
I was hoping for some short replies from breeders, i saw they read the thread but if it is too much energy to answer..never mind.
Patrick
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