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I made one and it shot my trigger stick through the bottom.😂

Excellent

Nice

Nice! 😁

This is a Epic Video brother 😁💯❤️💞💞🪶

I created a much easier trap. Use the thin black bird netting for gardens. Suspend the netting 1-2' above the trap with 4 stakes. As the hawk or owl Flys in it hits the net, the net collapses around it is the mesh is so fine the talons and body become trapped

Wow she trained incredibly fast! That is awesome!

I think the tongs for feeding is smart. Dont let them get used to the hand as much

Is this legal? Is it possible to catch birds of prey?

Not a good video

Nice work. General Falconer here. Do you have any blueprints for that Swedish Goshawk Trap?

I’m pretty sure what you thought was a Merlin was a Red Shouldered Hawk

So just to be clear, as soon as we progress to flying outdoors (not free flight) you want to immediately get them wedded to the lure? Apprentice here.

He loves you🎉

How early trapped is this passage? I've heard branchers can be extremely aggressive.

Are you located in a place that gets hot? Just wondering if metal would heat up too much or keep it cooler than wood

Max? You have the most badass animal at your side, and you name him max??? Jk, absolutly amazing hunt.

I flew goshawks for a long time, imprints, branchers and a passage. The only problem with branchers, is when you obtain them, they get fright marks on their tail. When they start catching game, those tail feathers are going to break.

hawks totally cool

Are they easy to tame?

Can you capture and teach a hawk to protect your chicken's from other hawks?

thats a good looking buzzard

Awesome!

This is a great video I like to see different techniques on Manning. Every sponsor has his own way of teaching and every Falconer should learn more than one technique . There are several different ways , every apprentice should enhance his knowledge and find what works best. Birds are different going through the process, so what works for one Bird may not work for another. It’s a great video. I just curious to average amount you feed it for the first few days, I find that a smaller amount works better for me. I find that a lot of apprentices use the first person that says they will sponsor them in my opinion you should talk to as many sponsors as possible and choose the one that works best with your personality . Personalities are different some clash. I had a great sponsor, but I’ve been around a lot of falconers that I could not have apprenticed under , just personality differences if you’re thinking about becoming a falconer go for it it takes time but it is definitely worth it

Hi, i just caught a bird of prey and would like to learn how you did this

That was an awesome video! Flip with a twist and a catch 😁

Is there a template for this spreadsheet somewhere or should I make my own?

Good to know. I always wondered how you would have hawks other than finding lost baby ones.

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Wow, this actually clears a lot of things up for me. I was worried that I may struggle with weighing and feeding upon getting into falconry. I still have a lot of work to do before I get there, studying for the exam and getting all the equipment.

What exactly is happening? 😅

Never seen a Gray stay on the ground so far, and never seen a Red tail fly/run that far a Gray before. Great video.

Thanks for getting back to me, still working on mews/weather area and still studying, I had a red shouldered hawk shot off power pole practically in my front yard, authorities where called game warden gave permission for me to pick up bird and bag it since he couldn’t come until next morning and I did not get a tag # , all to say I did not think of this side of it, so any encouragement I could use, by the way we rabbit hunted with hawks hunting around us never crossed our minds to shoot one. All I could tell game warden was he was young he was white so was the shiny new truck they drove. I researched last Mississippi case ,2018 man charged with trapping and killing of hawks, $50,000 fine loss of hunting rights. Thanks again

Nice video - technically a double falconer’s knot which isn’t a bad thing lol. Also, seems like few people thread the tail end back through the open loop at the very end. I call it “locking it” lol. People don’t even illustrate that in books. I’ve heard of birds like Harris hawks pulling the tail end and opening the knot that way so securing it with tail end back through fixes that!

Beautiful white bird

I know the feeling we let my wife’s bird go yesterday😢

What were you u feeding it?

Brancher is best I think. My sponsor has always insisted an accipiter needs to be taken from the nest and imprinted... But I hate climbing trees lol

Nice video. 👍I'm always happy to see that you've posted one. As a bit of constructive criticism, I'd recommend that you increase the volume quite a bit... I really had to crank up the volume on my computer before I could even make out what you were saying. Good luck finding a gos pair - looking forward to seeing that in a video.

I just saw something like this today on my college campus! I didn't know they did that! I thought they hunted animals that were on the ground or exposed. At first, the bystanders and I thought the bird was hurt, until we saw the squirrel pinned underneath it.

Crested goshawk

Dude, that slam was POWERFUL. I just passed my falconry exam yesterday. Gonna start building my mews! Dude, that slam though!!!!

Rather aggressive, especially the imprinted

So, couple of questions: 1.) What did that squirrel do? 2.) Sounds like someone is eating carrots. Who is eating carrots?

That was awesome.

Awesome!🐿️🦅🏃🔥

What a bird

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That's a big meal!