Merlin Falconry

This is Morgan, my black female merlin hunting in strong wind with help of my brothers German Shorthair Radar. This was the second season that i flown Morgan. Long story short, i flown her in 2015 as a wild passage. Released her for molting season. October 2016 she migrated back to her same feild that I always hunted her. Morgan flew at 203 gram desperate and super strong. Gona miss these moments for Life!

[@caryboyd2181]

Oh your Mong. I love Merlin's. Cool a Mong falconer. You must be in the US.

[@oldschoolhawking8191]

I like this video. We need more Merlin footage on RUclips. OSH :-)

[@elesbanchavez3304]

Muy buen trabajo, felicidades.

[@raphlvlogs271]

it seems they love flat open landscapes

[@lamaspacos]

MANY THANKS.

[@oldschoolhawking8191]

RIP Chue.☹️

[@caryboyd2181]

What country are you in? Cary Boyd Tucson US

[@acc10buteo]

Nice video. Not many Hmong falconers out there. Only 4 I know including myself.

[@orphydianwildlife473]

If I understand correctly this is a wild merlin, meaning you hunt with it while it was in passage?

[@orphydianwildlife473]

Where is this filmed and what country are you from?

[@claymarzobestgoofy]

Truly amazing! Which country?

[@oldschoolhawking8191]

Northern California, USA

[@davemyers7507]

Hay you guys are in my hunting field

[@pelagatosalunados]

Lark hunting?

[@chuekue7030]

Guillermo Morote Echevarría field sparrows

[@josephking1947]

Small birds of some description but you wouldn't Hunt Lark's in this way.

[@Avestruzjr]

@@josephking1947 true larks would be a ringing upeard flight.