Ancient Tradition, Modern Adventure
About
The Saskatchewan Falconry Association had its origins in the mid 1950's when Richard Fyfe and several teenagers in the Regina area started an interest in falconry. The club was officially started in 1958. From the very beginning the SFA set its goals to promote falconry as a legal sport in Saskatchewan and to promote the conservation of wild birds of prey. At that time raptors were not protected by law and the SFA, in cooperation with other naturalist groups, successfully urged the provincial government to protect these birds.
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Rick Bryne
PRESIDENT
Rick Bryne serves as the dedicated president of the Saskatchewan Falconry Association, bringing his passion, leadership, and expertise to the forefront of the organization. With a deep understanding and appreciation for falconry, Rick is committed to promoting and preserving the art and heritage of falconry in Saskatchewan.
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Gail Bryne
TREASURER
Gail Bryne serves as the dedicated treasurer for the Saskatchewan Falconry Association, bringing her expertise and commitment to ensuring the financial well-being of the organization.
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Lynn Oliphant
SECRETARY
As secretary, Lynn plays a crucial role in managing administrative tasks and facilitating effective communication within the organization. Years of experience stemming back into the early 50’s when he found and rehabilitated a starving red-shouldered hawk while in grade school is when his passion for raptors began. Lynn is happy to answer any of your falconry questions via Email.
Lynn.oliphant@yourlink.ca
About Us
The main focus of the Saskatchewan Falconry Association is the practise of falconry as a hunting sport. Working in cooperation with the Provincial Government, the SFA has pursued the establishment of reasonable regulations to allow falconry to be practised. A special falconry season for the hunting of upland game birds has been in effect for many years due to the recognition that the impact on the resource of these birds is virtually minimal. This has allowed falconry, which is considered to be a reasonably difficult activity, to be practised at a very high standard of quality. Falconers also hunt waterfowl and a variety of unprotected wildlife as well.
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