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Comet Kit #3506 - Aeronca Chief by deckape. Viewed 767 times.
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| deckape | 17-Aug-12 11:49 | |
| Kyflyin | 17-Aug-12 12:56 | | Awesome...now I want one ;-) Thought about doing raptor rehab at one time myself. |
| deckape | 17-Aug-12 14:19 | | LOLLlllllllllll yep He is a dandy this fellow always keeps me laughing he does the most comical gestures you ever saw, he even does the nazi goose step with his wings all spread out.secret in having a bird like this is to have him when he is first born. I found him in Tennesee on the ground freshly hatched at first I though he was a owl of some sort fed him ground up mice and meat scraps. Now he eats nothing but meat scraps from the grocery store.At his age of 25 years he is still a spring chicken from what I was told they live up to 80 years. Boats |
| deckape | 17-Aug-12 14:21 | |
i had a a pro photographer take the pictures of Roscoe Terry is a photographer for Oland milles photos. Boats |
| hjlittman | 17-Aug-12 19:05 | | I had a female Peking duck that was an imprinting project from a behavior of animals class that my wife was teaching. After the semester was over my wife brought it home and I trained it to respond to several verbal commands, much to the surprise of many of my wife's colleagues. She was a great pet,laid two-hundred-eighty eggs and lived to be fourteen years old. However, if provoked, she had the personality of a dinosaur and had absolutely no trouble routing any of the neighborhood cats that entered the yard. When she was about ten she started showing some signs of age and I took her to an avian vet. He was startled to see a ten year old Peking duck saying that they usually end up hanging by their feet in a Chinese butcher shop at about two years. |
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