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Posted by Ravenspirit on March 19, 2003 at 17:36:56:

In Reply to: Hi posted by Sora on March 19, 2003 at 11:30:03:

I replied below -

Hes pretty selctive about who he sells birds too - I dont think he wants me just giving his name and number out -

- If you are truly interested in the care and work that go into keeping one of these birds, check out a place called the corvid ranch - http://home.earthlink.net/~justmet/

I havent bought birds from him, but have heard nothing but good things -

He sells handfed babies, that are your best bet as pets - I do not think these are birds you can clip wings and keep locked in the house as a "pet" - Id consider that Class A creulty -

They require alot of training etc, along with fresh whole prey like mice, every day - Id suggest if youre looking for a pet bird to look into a myna - thier a much more managable pet -

Raven -

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