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Monteen McCord
6730 Union Hill Rd.
Canton, GA 30115

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Hacking for hawk rescue or owl rehabilitation.

Hacking is an old falconry technique that is literally, thousands of years old. Hacking (AKA soft release) is how we re-introduced the Golden Eagle back to the Cumberland Plateau in northwest Georgia, the American Bald eagle to the Lake Allatoona area north of Atlanta and the Peregrine Falcon in downtown Atlanta.  We can help you with this procedure or provide it as a service.
For more information, see our blog post on Hacking Orphaned Hawks and Owls.

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My heart is aching for you. I’m so, so sorry for your loss. Fi was a little angel wrapped in feathers…….❤️🦉

Thank to those of you that helped us with the computer! We're back up and running. He also gave us more storage and things seems to be faster.

I didn't think I'd be making this kind of post so soon, but my dear sweet Fiona died unexpectedly yesterday.I usually feed around 3, but for some reason, I had their food prepared early. I always go into Artemis' chamber first, so when I was done with her, I came around the corner to Fiona's enclosure and didn't think anything about her not being on her perch because she's frequently snoozing in her nest box. As I entered the barn and approached her door, she was on the ground having a seizure. As I picked her up, I saw that her pupils were already fixed and dilated, so I knew it was too late to help her. I just held her to my chest and told how much I loved her and how proud she should be for having brought so much joy to thousands of people.So, while in the depths of grieving yesterday, I also had to be practical and look for another exotic, so we can continue to offer holding opportunities. It's amazing to see the look on people's faces when they get to hold and touch a real owl. She was so calm and kind. Exotics are very expensive, but here I am, with hat in hand, asking for anyone who can, to help us to secure another owl to partner up with dear Puck so that we may continue to bring happiness to people of all ages. I'm writing this from my desktop, so I'll have to go to my phone afterwards to upload the screen shot of a species I am interested in, located in New York state.Here's a heartfelt thank you to everyone HOO has come by the sanctuary for a private visit, and to the literally thousands of people that had the opportunity to interact with Fiona at past events.Please help us if you can, and share this, so that we can keep putting one foot in front of the other and continue to toss the starfish, one at the time, back into the sea....m.PayPal monteen@hawktalk.orgVenmo @monteenmccord last 4# of cell 4736CashApp $EliaMcCordIf you choose to snail mail a donation, please add tracking, as my postal carrier is clearly dyslexic.Monteen McCordHawkTalk6730 Union Hill Rd.Canton, GA 30115PS - had I fed at my usual time, I would have discovered Fiona already having passed. I'm so thankful that God somehow prompted me to feed early so her last moments on this owltal plane were not alone and scared. For that I am thankful....m. ... See MoreSee Less

Thank to those of you that helped us with the computer! Were back up and running. He also gave us more storage and things seems to be faster.

I didnt think Id be making this kind of post so soon, but my dear sweet Fiona died unexpectedly yesterday.

I usually feed around 3, but for some reason, I had their food prepared early. I always go into Artemis chamber first, so when I was done with her, I came around the corner to Fionas enclosure and didnt think anything about her not being on her perch because shes frequently snoozing in her nest box. As I entered the barn and approached her door, she was on the ground having a seizure. 

As I picked her up, I saw that her pupils were already fixed and dilated, so I knew it was too late to help her. I just held her to my chest and told how much I loved her and how proud she should be for having brought so much joy to thousands of people.

So, while in the depths of grieving yesterday, I also had to be practical and look for another exotic, so we can continue to offer holding opportunities. Its amazing to see the look on peoples faces when they get to hold and touch a real owl. She was so calm and kind. 

Exotics are very expensive, but here I am, with hat in hand, asking for anyone who can, to help us to secure another owl to partner up with dear Puck so that we may continue to bring happiness to people of all ages. Im writing this from my desktop, so Ill have to go to my phone afterwards to upload the screen shot of a species I am interested in, located in New York state.

Heres a heartfelt thank you to everyone HOO has come by the sanctuary for a private visit, and to the literally thousands of people that had the opportunity to interact with Fiona at past events.

Please help us if you can, and share this, so that we can keep putting one foot in front of the other and continue to toss the starfish, one at the time, back into the sea....m.

PayPal  monteen@hawktalk.org
Venmo  @monteenmccord  last 4# of cell  4736
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If you choose to snail mail a donation, please add tracking, as my postal carrier is clearly dyslexic.
Monteen McCord
HawkTalk
6730 Union Hill Rd.
Canton, GA  30115

PS - had I fed at my usual time, I would have discovered Fiona already having passed. Im so thankful that God somehow prompted me to feed early so her last moments on this owltal plane were not alone and scared. For that I am thankful....m.

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Oh no, I’m so sorry Monteen. We all loved her so much. 💔

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It's never too early to stat sharing this. PLEASE share to all your neighbors that decorate for Halloween. ... See MoreSee Less

Its never too early to stat sharing this. PLEASE share to all your neighbors that decorate for Halloween.

GREAT slide lecture on the Holy Grail of owls, the Blakiston owl.

You're welcome! Enjoy.And the author is a nice guy. He helped me via email some years back with editing the eyeshine from one of my orphaned owls coming in for a landing onto the food platform that I filmed in the middle of the night. It takes a lunatic. I mean what normal person would dedicate their lives for the love of owls...and I'm in good company. ... See MoreSee Less

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*CAUTION - RANT INCOMING*

Dang, I'm mad.Did you know that if you buy an off market (Onn) ink cartridge for your HP printer and it doesn't work, you cannot return it for a refund if it's opened?! Of course it's opened. How the hell else am I going to know whether it would work or not?!Now, I can certainly see why, because if I were a CRIMINAL, I'd buy the ink, go home and print off a book or two, then return it for a refund.Of course, I didn't arrive at this conclusion until I drove all the way back over there to exchange it for an original HP product, where they promptly refused to give me a refund OR allow an exchange.You know the ink case is now under lock and key at Walmart because of all the losers. There is NO signage over the case telling you you can't return it, and there is nothing on the receipt that says this item in non returnable.39.00$ I pissed away. Down the drain. Running a small wildlife charity is hard enough to stay afloat and to just piss away money like this really gets my goat, I mean owl.You know how many mice I could buy for 40$? This is ME. CRANKY. ... See MoreSee Less

*CAUTION - RANT INCOMING*

Dang, Im mad.

Did you know that if you buy an off market (Onn) ink cartridge for your HP printer and it doesnt work, you cannot return it for a refund if its opened?! Of course its opened. How the hell else am I going to know whether it would work or not?!

Now, I can certainly see why, because if I were a CRIMINAL, Id buy the ink, go home and print off a book or two, then return it for a refund.

Of course, I didnt arrive at this conclusion until I drove all the way back over there to exchange it for an original HP product, where they promptly refused to give me a refund OR allow an exchange.

You know the ink case is now under lock and key at Walmart because of all the losers. There is NO signage over the case telling you you cant return it, and there is nothing on the receipt that says this item in non returnable.

39.00$ I pissed away. Down the drain. Running a small wildlife charity is hard enough to stay afloat and to just piss away money like this really gets my goat, I mean owl.

You know how many mice I could buy for 40$? 

This is ME. CRANKY.

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What shit💩

That sucks

2 months ago

Thank you, Allen!!!! ... See MoreSee Less

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