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Nice!

The feet are nice tho

Every time you hold your hand up to recall him, I'm playing where's Waldo.

does it work with owls ?

I have a mating pair of Cooper’s Hawk’s on top of a piece of stone that I have. It’s pretty awesome.

Been watching some videos. Are Worms a common problem with hawks? What can be done?

I’m convinced. I’ll need to trap my hawk friend. (Red Shouldered/ Red Tail). He already knows me. He comes every day for his chicken breasts or London broil). Can you educate me? I can buy the trap…… but I don’t have the knowledge of how to trap her safely. Is there a video? Also, if you work….. are they alright by themselves at home?

Ya directions suck you can't see what you're doing

I started building the mew , would like the link for the blue mounts. Thanks

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My English is not very good and I often don't understand what you explain, but I understand some things

I follow you from Iran

Do you have a tutorial about the Barbary Falcon?

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What are the chances….. without ever trapping it…… of my daily visitor EVER just coming to my glove and trusting me?

“To say a hawk is beautiful, is like saying The Sea is Wet”. (BBC; Midsummer Murders episode)

Not trying to contrary: Trying to gain the trust of a red tailed hawk. How do you know, when you trap a hawk, that they don’t have hungry chicks in the nest waiting for them?

Completely ignorant here. Been feeding a red tailed hawk for a week. I know nothing. Never heard of trapping. He sits on a very close by post in my yard every day, and stares at the front door. He seems to know I’ll leave some chicken or beef for him. Visits at 12:00 every day. Trying to gain his/her trust. So beautiful. Like a red bullet with legs in flight.

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Pretty cool stuff, hopefully one day 😢

I am finding it interesting the difference between captive bred and wild take Redtails in the initial training period. Coming from the UK I have been flying Redtails now for some 30yrs. Our Redtails of course are all captive bred and so the first time they see a human or even a tree is when we take them out of their seclusion aviaries at around 14 weeks or when they are hard penned. I believe that the wild trapped birds take to the hunting side quicker, by that I mean that they gain height in trees quicker and have learned a little about their quarry, as they have obviously survived before trapping by hunting themselves. Don't get me wrong their natural instinct soon kicks in. Keep it up, I am finding these videos really interesting.

Drop him a oz then he be on the kill

I'm amazed at how quickly they catch on to things. I would have thought that that level of recall would take a bit more than 2 weeks worth of training. Either you're doing well with the training or I just have no sense of time scale for training a bird - maybe both. Question - Do hawks have to get used to their bells?

Do you feed him up after training, but before hooding him up and putting him back into the mews til the next day

Great series! Are you still feeding him at 60g per day?

that was cool and also very real. thxs

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He is doing awesome!!

He is doing awesome!!

You've done amazing work with that bird !!!

Ask where you picked up that vest? Or who makes it? Thanks

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Do you always feed him on the glove? Any ideas to resolve the vocalization?

Nice! In my experience, RTH get trained quickly, however, I never free fly until the bird is in love with the lure which I introduce in the early stages. In my opinion, the bird should fly to the lure even quicker than to the glove. If, for example, I'm feeding 70g of food each day, when introducing the lure i do less calls to the glove and put 40 g in the lure. I also use a whistle every time, maybe I'm too old school 😂😂😂😂 Great job, can't wait for a hunting video!

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He's a sharp bird, can't wait to see you hunt with him. I've been enjoying your catalog of videos on here as I'm searching for a sponsor.

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How does it know to go back to the perch from the glove

love the content!

Nice! Almost ready for free flying! Although I never do until my bird is in love with the lure!

That mantle looks pretty hard , once had a wild musket that would never fully give me his trust and would bust primaries all the time , I became a master gimper in my early teens . Just one question , that first pick up attempt, why no meat on your glove? , high strung hawks will trade there favourite red meat for quarry , also practice this when you pick a hawk off any lure , turkey neck are good for this as they offer little feed but look a good option and you can pull it back through the glove leaving a tiny piece .

Doing great for day 8! Love seeing the progress and techniques, helps a lot. What are you feeding him currently?

I am getting my first Harris Hawk next August. Currently building my mews :). Why don't you get a Goshawk i think they are better than any Buzzard.

Really fast progression this time. Also a comment for the algo!

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