Hello Steve,👋. I'm a fellow Falconer🦅 from the USA, in Illinois and I gotta say that your a very fortunate and blessed 🙏 man Steve, to be able to share such an amazing and priceless relationship with such beautiful and cherished Birds. I always enjoy seeing and learning from your informative vids. I hope you enjoy the rest of the season and many more down the road or field🏞 I appreciate you bro👍 Happy Hawking.🦅 Long live the amazing and extraordinary Sport/Art/ Lifestyle that is Falconry! God Willing!☝🙏😇🕊
Steve thank you again for a superb video. I am blown away by the beautiful degree of trust you have always been able to develop with your falcons. Absolutely superb. I have never been able to reach that incredible level of trust and I get a leash on my birds as soon as they have broken in. I am using this material to try and illustrate to the boys (I run a schoolboy falconry club at Falcon College in Zimbabwe) the mentality they need to develop when their birds make a kill. They are often just too quick to try and rip their birds off a kill. Thank you Steve. I am as impressed as always. Beautiful birds, beautiful scenery, spectacular falconry!
I love your comment! It is a good thing to jess and leash your bird while it is eating on the kill. Especially in the early flights until you get to know and trust the bird.
What a treat to awake this morning to another of your beautiful videos on a day I anticipated nothing but contentious partisan politics coverage. I'm sad that your season at HOG is ending. Thanks for taking all the time to document and edit such gorgeous footage for us. I'm a real fan.
Btw, that was an excellent tutorial on making in to a Falcon on a kill. Having learned the technique from King👑 Frederick II in "De Arte Venandi Cum Avibus" or "The Art of Hunting with Birds", I'll want to research further in my own copy of that brilliant tome📖, any more useful techniques to help improve my practice of Falconry!🦅👑🙏🏞🕊 Happy Hawking!👍🦅🕊
Well Mr. Chindgren I would say that if anyone in the world can make an observation about the boomers and the impact it has on breeding in the spring it’s you. I think the scientific community would be hard pressed to find a person with a more intimate knowledge of sage grouse than you . Great video keep them coming .
@@stevesomach What you see on the screen, a map view showing where the bird flys the speed and altitude of a flight(s). Your videos are amazing, a life I never get to live.
Thank you Mr Steve!
Your relationship with your falcons are amazing❤️
Thanks
Excellent job your falcons doing good i wish to you enjoy your time
Thanks 😉
Hello Steve,👋. I'm a fellow Falconer🦅 from the USA, in Illinois and I gotta say that your a very fortunate and blessed 🙏 man Steve, to be able to share such an amazing and priceless relationship with such beautiful and cherished Birds. I always enjoy seeing and learning from your informative vids. I hope you enjoy the rest of the season and many more down the road or field🏞 I appreciate you bro👍 Happy Hawking.🦅 Long live the amazing and extraordinary Sport/Art/ Lifestyle that is Falconry! God Willing!☝🙏😇🕊
Thanks for the love!
Steve thank you again for a superb video. I am blown away by the beautiful degree of trust you have always been able to develop with your falcons. Absolutely superb. I have never been able to reach that incredible level of trust and I get a leash on my birds as soon as they have broken in. I am using this material to try and illustrate to the boys (I run a schoolboy falconry club at Falcon College in Zimbabwe) the mentality they need to develop when their birds make a kill. They are often just too quick to try and rip their birds off a kill. Thank you Steve. I am as impressed as always. Beautiful birds, beautiful scenery, spectacular falconry!
I love your comment! It is a good thing to jess and leash your bird while it is eating on the kill. Especially in the early flights until you get to know and trust the bird.
Fascinating insight on the Sage Grouse. What an amazing quarry species.
Thank you Steven!
Thanks again,
Such beauty and more in motion.
Your welcome!
Wonderful! You need to get a couple of Cheetahs to take care of those pesky Pronghorns.
Очень красиво. Нужно быть очень большим любителем хищных птиц, чтоб практиковать такую охоту.
Yes since I was a child
Fantastic flights,👍🏴🇬🇧
Thanks!
Beautiful flights as always, thanks for sharing and taking the time to produce those content!
You are welcome!
Amazing video, Steve! I envy you. May God continue to bestow His favours upon you.
Thank you
У Вас очень красивые ролики. Прекрасное воспитание соколов.
Thanks!
What a treat to awake this morning to another of your beautiful videos on a day I anticipated nothing but contentious partisan politics coverage. I'm sad that your season at HOG is ending. Thanks for taking all the time to document and edit such gorgeous footage for us. I'm a real fan.
Glad you like them! I will be filming in 4k next year and must lean a new editing system but the quality should improve. Thanks for you support!
@@stevesomach Great videos! Can you tell me what 4K camera you will be using? Thanks.
Beautiful brother ☺️
Another great video Steve, full of great information and advice.
Thanks for you support!
Thanks for a great video.
Your welcome!
As usual superb thanks for sharing great vidios
Thanks again!
Btw, that was an excellent tutorial on making in to a Falcon on a kill. Having learned the technique from King👑 Frederick II in "De Arte Venandi Cum Avibus" or "The Art of Hunting with Birds", I'll want to research further in my own copy of that brilliant tome📖, any more useful techniques to help improve my practice of Falconry!🦅👑🙏🏞🕊
Happy Hawking!👍🦅🕊
Excellent 👍
Thank you!
@@stevesomach keep them coming.
Well Mr. Chindgren I would say that if anyone in the world can make an observation about the boomers and the impact it has on breeding in the spring it’s you. I think the scientific community would be hard pressed to find a person with a more intimate knowledge of sage grouse than you . Great video keep them coming .
Thank you!
I would love to see a video of the flight data from the Marshall telemetry.
What exactly are you asking? Thanks
@@stevesomach What you see on the screen, a map view showing where the bird flys the speed and altitude of a flight(s).
Your videos are amazing, a life I never get to live.
@@travis43 not sure how to show them to you. If you go to Falconry Told on FB there is a video of a flight you might enjoy!
@@stevesomach ok thank you.
Awesome video Steve 🙌🏼
Thank you!
To be very nice
Thanks!
Good video and I agree on content but not form, at least not in other not-so-spacious environments.
Hi why tiercels only ? Do there stoop better than falcons?question is as I’m getting gyr/peregrines
Tiercels fly better are less likely to intimidate the grouse so flights are much more exciting.
What's name of the book
The Art of Hawking Sage Grouse
Ho, ho hooo!!
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