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The clock is ticking and Kansas Falconry Regulations are in the eleventh hour. An extremely important message has been posted by club President, Monte Markley in the members’ area of the website. You will need to log in to read this urgent message regarding recent requests by leadership for membership involvement and action. If you [...]

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Your participation is encouraged. In cooperation with the Peregrine Fund, The Kansas Hawking Club has taken on a research project to determine the reason for the precipitous decline in America Kestrel (Falco sparverius) populations nationwide. Considering it was falconers who originally identified and began the recovery of the Peregrine, and considering the Kestrel is one [...]

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January Mini-Meet

February 6, 2012No Comments

Bill Brooks graciously arranged a midwinter meet around the Wichita area, flying his own Redtail pictured below. Randy Sasher took a triplet of rabbits with his Harris Hawk cast of two birds. About 15 hawkers attended the meet, but only three had flights. Pictures are courtesy of Vanessa Avara. More than successful flights emerged from [...]

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