evening training

[alec guinness]

due to work i usually train my birds in the evening usually liberating between 6.30-7.00,how many of you guys train in the evening?,during late may and june i will train even later. training 25-45miles. :).

[Guest strapper]

due to work i usually train my birds in the evening usually liberating between 6.30-7.00,how many of you guys train in the evening?,during late may and june i will train even later. training 25-45miles. :).

 

usually let the young uns go about 7pm if weather is fine...20mls.

 

[OLDYELLOW]

good training for the distance

[pjc]

a lot are in the same boat, either train early morning or evening. A saying i remember from old timers was never liberate if the shadows are longer than you are tall!

[Guest bigda]

a lot are in the same boat, either train early morning or evening. A saying i remember from old timers was never liberate if the shadows are longer than you are tall!

 

good advice that  for young bird training

[Guest]

Not keen on early morning, hawks out for breakfast, prefer late evening to teatime, again hawks after their tea... mind the way things are with percy he likes to practice so you ain't safe anytime of day if you're in hawk country!!

[Guest vining45]

LIKE EARLY MORNINGS IF I CAN CLIMB OUT OF BED

[Guest Hjaltland]

Tossers...all tossers!

 

I'm a late *expletive removed*.. work work work... its such a bind.

[pjc]

Not keen on early morning, hawks out for breakfast, prefer late evening to teatime, again hawks after their tea... mind the way things are with percy he likes to practice so you ain't safe anytime of day if you're in hawk country!!

 

 

Hawks don't like flying to early as there are few therms to help them!

 

[Guest]

 

 

Hawks don't like flying to early as there are few therms to help them!

 

Wish you'd tell Percy who hits my loft at 6 am in mid summer

 

[Roland]

good training for the distance

 

I agree 100%.

[Guest IB]

A couple of years ago, started training YBs between 7pm & 8pm; found that they made a bee-line for home. Thought it a good combination, out ranging for an hour or so 6am., training 7pm, and fed in after both.  

 

Now that I'm working again, I can't train before leaving for work, so it's now usually an evening shot for me.

[The Navigator]

 

Wish you'd tell Percy who hits my loft at 6 am in mid summer

 

Totally agree, I was hit well before 06.00hrs last season on a few occasions. I don't think in matters now days, as they are around all the time.

[les]

when i do ,i take them in the evening ,i only give them half hour to get home from a 20 mile toss ,by letting them go nearly on dark ,they soon get used to clearing strait away ,and you will find they dont get hardly any hawk trouble as most are thinking about going to roost or are tired from chasing all day  ,but you have to start them shorter untill they know what it is all about ,ATB les.