Aviator Flight Line

Instructions:

1. Locate an open grassy area with no trees, shrubs, lawn furniture, etc.
2. Measure in from the outside edge of your open area approximately 25', all the way around the perimeter of your flight area.
3. If your measured area is less then 30' across at the widest point, install one end-post somewhere on the line determined in step 3. For the greatest amount of flight area you will want to choose the two points furthest away from each other. With some of the flight line unwound from the post, push the empty end-post into the ground.
4. On the far side of the line plotted in step3, install the other end-post. Unwind enough line to reach the other side of your flight area. Pull any excess line through the hole it is attached to. Once all of the extra line is pulled through, wind it onto the hooks on the post.
5. Choose the proper lead and install the split ring onto the flight line.
6. Holding the end of the stretched out lead, walk the perimeter of the area to ensure that it is free of all obstacles that may attract your bird or snag the line.
7. Carefully attach the Flight Line lead to the wrist strap of the harness.
8. You are ready to start flying. Start out slow and with caution. Wild parrots fly as far as 25 miles a day. Captive parrots rarely exceed 100 feet. New fliers will take a few weeks to build strength.