Montana Outdoors Vol 40 No 2 Mar/apr 2009
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According to the Colorado Division ot Wildlife, it takes the average falconer more than nine hours of hunting to kill a single game bird. (With a shotgun, by comparison, it's not uncommon to kill a limit of four sharptails before noon.) Part of the sports appeal is its heritage, which includes terminology, training methods, and certain gear that have remained basicalK' unchanged for thousands of years. But the big attraction, says Davis, is watching raptors in action. "A falcon's stoop is so re...markable that sometimes we cheer when it hits the prey, " she savs.
So that I could experience falconry first- hand, (Campbell allowed me to tag along one morning. I he regular firearms bird season had ended, but becau.se the falconry season runs ihrough M.irch 31 , he was still lumting Dave Carry is a freelance writer in Bozeniati and a lon
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
According to the Colorado Division ot Wildlife, it takes the average falconer more than nine hours of hunting to kill a single game bird. (With a shotgun, by comparison, it's not uncommon to kill a limit of four sharptails before noon.) Part of the sports appeal is its heritage, which includes terminology, training methods, and certain gear that have remained basicalK' unchanged for thousands of years. But the big attraction, says Davis, is watching raptors in action. "A falcon's stoop is so re...markable that sometimes we cheer when it hits the prey, " she savs.
So that I could experience falconry first- hand, (Campbell allowed me to tag along one morning. I he regular firearms bird season had ended, but becau.se the falconry season runs ihrough M.irch 31 , he was still lumting Dave Carry is a freelance writer in Bozeniati and a lon
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read online
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