Wow brought back a whole heap of memories!! I was a falconry instructor at The British School of falconry at Gleneagles...Achterader Scotland.. in 1996.. seeing this old footage at the American School was an instant teleportation!!😀👍
so sorry sir, may I have your guidance, please. I know in general, the female eagle tend to be larger as compare to a female eagle, but may I ask, between a male eagle vs a female eagle, which is more quieter and which is more noiser? a male eagle OR a female eagle? please reply as I need the answer as soon as possible, and million thanks sir.
@NATURECAMHD ... I used a Canon Vixia HFS100 that take both stills and HD video. What you are seeing here in this video is only a very small percentage of what is involved in Falconry. In other words, you are seeing the results of a lot of hard work, similar to dressage show.
Hello, I have a question from Japan. When you tie your hawk to a rope during flight training, do you use a clip? In Japan we just tie rope to jess by falcon knot. Is that the same in the West? If you use some equipment could anyone give me its name? Thanks in advance.
Wow. How wonderful it must have been to fly these magnificent raptors. I love hawks and would love to paticipate in a hawk walk. Thanks for sharing. What kind of a camera are you using.
So from what I understand, please correct me if I'm wrong, falcons are best for speed, hawks for power, owls for strategy and wits and eagles for straight strength.
14 is the youngest, the actual prey species is more important than size, there are some animals even-though they are small for flight and hurt the hawk more than say a very large rabbit vs a small mink or squire. I not a falconer, but I know that much
PhazonXL Productions no evidence has ever been found that says it does. Most of the time before the bells are even really heard it's to late for the quarry.
My dream is to become a falconer one day! I love birds more than anything, even my whole username indicates it! [If you don't know what Aves is, you are not a bird lover! :P]
Wow brought back a whole heap of memories!! I was a falconry instructor at The British School of falconry at Gleneagles...Achterader Scotland.. in 1996.. seeing this old footage at the American School was an instant teleportation!!😀👍
beautiful majestic birds and great video
A fantastic video you have made here. Very well done, thank you for making it
Great video. We saw a birds of prey demo at the Equinox and have wanted to return for this class. Thanks for posting this!!
short and sweet, loved it .
What an amazing video! Thanks for sharing! I'd love to go do that!
Brilliant video
Great video.
I love Harris Hawks, love how they pack hunt
Magnificent hawks...I'd love to see one up close.
How money price of this eagle?
Thanks, it was a lot of fun, even better for my wife who got a chance to handle the bird.
I love Falconry
Respect from Jakarta, Cheers...
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so sorry sir, may I have your guidance, please. I know in general, the female eagle tend to be larger as compare to a female eagle, but may I ask, between a male eagle vs a female eagle, which is more quieter and which is more noiser? a male eagle OR a female eagle? please reply as I need the answer as soon as possible, and million thanks sir.
@NATURECAMHD ... I used a Canon Vixia HFS100 that take both stills and HD video. What you are seeing here in this video is only a very small percentage of what is involved in Falconry. In other words, you are seeing the results of a lot of hard work, similar to dressage show.
Good for you... I was thinking of doing the same, but it's a very time consuming lifestyle when you have horses...maybe one day
Hello, I have a question from Japan. When you tie your hawk to a rope during flight training, do you use a clip? In Japan we just tie rope to jess by falcon knot. Is that the same in the West? If you use some equipment could anyone give me its name? Thanks in advance.
it was a gift from a friend, but I think it was a couple hundred, you can call the Equinox Hotel in Manchester, VT for current rates
Great look at the flight style of Harris ..a little long but worth while
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Oooh I can't wait to be a falconer someday... my dream is to fly a peregrine when I become a general or master falconer.
This is so cool! Looks fun!
I got to hold a Harris Hawk the other day, it was for a short while, but it was still fun!
(I've a video up of it)
Very Nice felcon
Wow. How wonderful it must have been to fly these magnificent raptors. I love hawks and would love to paticipate in a hawk walk. Thanks for sharing. What kind of a camera are you using.
second question sorry for this but this is for a more experienced falconer which hunts larger prey red tailed hawk of harris hawk
So from what I understand, please correct me if I'm wrong, falcons are best for speed, hawks for power, owls for strategy and wits and eagles for straight strength.
I see. Thanks.
they're too tame
14 is the youngest, the actual prey species is more important than size, there are some animals even-though they are small for flight and hurt the hawk more than say a very large rabbit vs a small mink or squire. I not a falconer, but I know that much
hi whats the best hawks or falcons and what is easy to train and feed?
zay peace z the best starter birds are American kestrels and red tailed hawks but you can pretty much choose any class 2 bird
hi, my crested goshawk keep calling me every time he see me. can you help me how can i stop him from that please?
thanks
viet pham Was he hand reared by humans? If so, he would have learnt to call when he sees you because he associates that with getting food
I'm glad you liked it, it's lengthy... but not if you like raptors
by the time the prey hear the noise it's all over
G- job!
can someone tell me the minimum age for this in USA please i need to know
chris the conquerer 16 for most states.
wow
What kind of $ did this cost you?
no...I think they purchased them from a breeder out in the SW of the USA
Those bells probably alert their prey that something is coming for them.
PhazonXL Productions no evidence has ever been found that says it does. Most of the time before the bells are even really heard it's to late for the quarry.
With hawks and falcons 99 times out of 100 the quarry know they are being chased they are designed for chase not stealth
@NATURECAMHD through the hotel
i went there and flew elmer
My dream is to become a falconer one day! I love birds more than anything, even my whole username indicates it! [If you don't know what Aves is, you are not a bird lover! :P]
@seansko1995 hawks there bred from babys
it's probably just British Falconry style
3 25 these are all harris ho
your not BRITISH your not even in England ????
Brittish is NOT Enland - it is Scotland, England, Northern Ireland and Wales.