My name is Corey, and I am an eagle master falconer. I live with my wonderful wife, my amazing son and our daughter in Spanish Springs, Nevada and I write for fun here on NevadaFalconry.com.
Over the past several years, I have worked with many raptors, such as:
- Sonoran & Peruvian Harris’s Hawks
- Red Tail Hawks
- Cooper’s Hawks
- Peregrine Falcons
- Prairie Falcons
- Hybrids
- Aplomado Falcons
- Eurasian Eagle Owls
- Siberian Eagle Owls
- Ornate Hawk Eagles
- Barbary Falcons
- Gyrfalcons
- Auger Buzzard
- Common European Buzzard
Currently, I am hunting two harris’s hawks, Skye is my 7 year old wild harris’s hawk from Arizona. Her hunting buddy is Tanis, my 12 year old captive bred male. I love hunting with Harris’s Hawks partly because they are the only bird of prey that hunt with each other, in a cast naturally. Tanis’ former hunting partner was Kit, a wild female I trapped in Arizona in 2009. Sadly, Kit passed away in the summer of 2014 after a surgery for a broken leg.
I have been a falconer since 2007, but my love of raptors started when I was 12 and helped return a baby red-tail to its nest.
New falconers must first apprentice with an experienced falconer. I currently have no apprentices, but I am always willing to take one on.
I plan to participate in falconry for the rest of my life. To me, there is nothing more exciting than hunting in its purest form. No technology, no guns, just a raptor and the chase of game. I hope you enjoy this website as much as I enjoy putting content on it. Thanks for visiting!