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Owner: XanaBanepawName:
Species: D. Aveum (Dracus aveum | Breed Sheet)
- Sagittariidae
- - - Secretary Bird
Gender: ?
Age: Juvenile
Height: 37' 1"
Weight: 1405 lbs
Wingspan: 89'
Personality: ???
Rider:
Offspring: N/A
Path: Wip....
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Name:
Species: D. Aveum (Dracus aveum | Breed Sheet)
- Urotriorchis
- - - Long-tailed Hawk
Gender: ?
Age: Juvenile
Height: 22'
Weight: 1101 lbs
Wingspan: 61'
Personality: ???
Rider:
Offspring: N/A
Path: Wip....
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Comments: 32
I can't believe no one has offered on the female yet O.o Well in that case can I buy her? c:
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Sure! 
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She will make a great mate for the male c: I've been waiting to sketch him till after I decided whether I'd be getting her cause I want to draw them together ^-^ I'll send the points for her :3
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Aww...that'll be awesome to see them together!
Speaking of points, thank you so much!!!!!! But you still giving me way too much!!!! 
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pssh! You do amazing designs and they are worth it c:
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Ahh these are so pretty! I'd love to see some with owl-like designs (pfft. So hawkish, right?), because owls are just my favorite. What a lovely new breed you have bestowed upon my eyes <3
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I was thinking about making several subspecies of these, maybe some more owl-like and others even vulture-like. I think these are more like raptor dragons and not just hawks. But dragonhawk sounds better than dragonraptor.
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ooh sub-species would be nice! I'd love a vulture dragon, too. They'd be terrifying. o-o
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I'll have to see if I can get one sketched...I'm kinda curious on how it would turn out.
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400 
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*speechless* F-four hundred.....b-b-but....that's...too muchie?
But he's yours. Just pay however much you'd like to.
And thanks! I'm so glad you like them!
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Yay! I'll send the points right away! (sorry for such a late response btw)
And these dragonhawks are gorgeous, you always do such an amazing job, they are definitely worth it c:
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Wow! Thanks...I'm flabbergasted...I..just..
Thank you so much!!!!
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You're welcome! If you make some more or if the other one doesn't sell (which I doubt, because it is beautiful) I'll have to buy a mate for my new dragonhawk c:
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Well, no hits on the female as of yet. So she may just end up being yours.
Think I should change the category to 'devious fun/adoptables' instead of 'digital/fantasy'?
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Yeah, I think that would help c:
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Okay, I tried that. Dunno if it'll do anything, though.
Tell ya what, if no one buys her in a day or two, she can be yours.
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dragonhawks would be so awesome to own. they are like my cat, stratus. all they want is love and attention, and they'll be there for you when they want to and have plenty of fun entertaining you with their antics when they don't suspect they are.
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They would be awesome to own! Hard to feed, to be sure, unless you live out in the country and it could hunt for itself.
I would give my left foot to be able to 'own' and ride one of these!
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exactly. i live in an area with innumerable white tailed deer and turkeys out in the country, so that would be no problem.
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Wow, I don't see many people on here that live in the country.
We have tons of deer around here, and we used to have alot of wild turkeys too, but this last year the fire ants got into all their nests and ate the eggs. So, no chicks. I haven't seen a single turkey this year, and we used to have a big flock of 'em in our woods.
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ugh. fire ants... my dad got stung by them when he was in military training as a young recruit. they crawled into his gloves. Yuck!
As for wildlife like turkeys, they are pretty common where i live. as for deer, we have a literal prince of the forest, a huge buck with 20 points; 10 per antler, and his girlfriend we call Princess Diana, a beautiful doe with black fur around her face. i have even seen glimpses of the local bobcat too.
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The deer around here don't really get close enough to see them very well, but we do see a bobcat every now and then. We also saw a mountain lion walking down the side of the road awhile ago. There's also a lot of wild boar out here too...
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way cool. here in New York, people won't even acknowledge the mountains still exist, even after one was hit by a car.
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There was a black panther seen on our land by the person who owned the place before us. We haven't seen it yet, but I really hope to.
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well, no one wants to give up land to protect them here sad to say.
Black Panther? where exactly do you live? i know of no black mountain lions. it could be a melanistic jaguar.
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Ah.
I live in southeastern Oklahoma. I have also tried to research into the black cougars, but alas, no photos to be found.
But melanism can occur in any species, so it's possible it's a melanistic cougar.
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yes, but it does not aid them. i think what you are dealing with is a roaming male black jaguar. they used to live in oklahoma, so its possible one returned to make himself a territory.
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Really?! Whoa....now that's cool! But a jaguar...way up here in OK? I never would have thought....
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well, Oklahoma was the northern extent of their range. its possible one has returned to his kin's old stomping grounds
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