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Post by jfneumann57 on Sept 20, 2006 22:00:09 GMT -5
any one here know how to make them and be willing to tell me how?
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titaniumtalons
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Post by titaniumtalons on Sept 21, 2006 6:30:44 GMT -5
here ya go, rest is up to you! I love them for THIS bird.  |
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Post by jfneumann57 on Sept 21, 2006 11:34:59 GMT -5
is it just a regular removeable anklet rolled in thirds and stitched?
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Post by Minca on Sept 21, 2006 18:09:00 GMT -5
It doesn't look removable to me, the two ends are crimped together by the grommet. It looks great for a bird that doesn't bate alot when tethered.
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Post by jfneumann57 on Sept 21, 2006 21:42:36 GMT -5
i've seen removeable ones
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titaniumtalons
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Post by titaniumtalons on Sept 25, 2006 21:11:53 GMT -5
 With "this bird" and having used these anklets I can think of no reason not to forgo the anklets all together and just use a velcro type set up when I want to put him up. Other than support for the bells I really don't use the anklets much. Michael Beran
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Post by ccrobbins on Sept 27, 2006 9:47:41 GMT -5
How do you mean velcro set up?
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Post by titaniumtalons on Sept 27, 2006 14:02:45 GMT -5
It is a nornal anklet but instead of using one gromett though the leather to hold them in place you use two grometts and velcro so that when you put the jesse through you just press the velcro to hold it in place. Easy to take off when you want to fly. I WOULD NOT use anklets like this on a perched bird, only for transport and if you wanted to fly the bird equipment free. So: 1). make sure the bird is well trained for such 2). make sure your willing to take the risk associated with such 3). practice taking the anklets on an off while the bird is on the kill
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