Harris' Hawks Hunting Pheasant and Duck

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Harris' Hawks and German Shorthaired Pointers hunting Pheasant, Duck, Rabbit & Squirrel. Everything caught is dispatched humanely and consumed by myself, hawks, dogs and ferrets. Absolutely nothing is wasted!
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@lohikarhu734 3 года назад

He's got it figured out that a good, long chase gives him time to enjoy the "flesh of his labours", so to speak ... no dummies, those Hariss' Hawks! Not sure if you might have seen the video of 3 Hariss' Hawks hunting squirrels in Georgia (USA), really teaming up on those tree rats! Amazing animal teamwork.

@danny-1993 5 лет назад

I seen one in the wild the other day never seen something so big thought it was going to have my dog hahaha got some top photos

@pisethsan1712 2 года назад

My Harris hawk , when he went down to hunt, as long as he caught the bird, we took our hand to release the animal he caught my hand too. but he always grabbed my hand, do you know how we train Harry so that he does not catch Harris? Our hands when we take food it catches hand . I watched the youtube video of the animals as if they were not caught hands, please tell me about the traning harris hawk.

@freebirdofreason1994 4 года назад

Brilliant stuff nicely put together

@hawkinsfalconry 4 года назад

Freebird of reason Great thank you.

@matsfreedom 6 лет назад

Excellent video. Enjoyed the dog as much as the Harris hawk. As a life long falconer in the US, I've learned to appreciate a good hunting dog (and even a not so good one, to be honest). The Hawks learn what the dog is all about in minutes. Amazing, really. Cheers.

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Thanks... Yes totally agree 100%. Absolutely love watching them hunt cooperatively. I'm just a spectator taking them to good patches of ground :-)

@chriscasey4525 4 года назад

brilliant video

@hawkinsfalconry 3 года назад

Thanks

@PhillipAtherton 3 года назад

good falconry nice to see

@hawkinsfalconry 3 года назад

Awesome thank you.

@LB-uo7xy 5 месяцев назад

How did you manage to film all of the motion that was happening? Did you constantly follow the hawk everything it went?

@dorianneelliott5545 4 года назад

Really enjoyed that. Felt like the real thing (except mine comes with more expletives...)

@hawkinsfalconry 3 года назад

Thanks

@markrogers4765 4 года назад

excellent vid thx

@hawkinsfalconry 4 года назад

Mark Rogers Thankyou

@jackjaki4718 3 года назад

woow..great video

@hawkinsfalconry 3 года назад

Thanks

@HarrisHawkAcademy 3 года назад

super video, super location

@hawkinsfalconry 3 года назад

Thanks a lot

@chriscasey4525 5 лет назад

brilliant camera work

@hawkinsfalconry 5 лет назад

Thanks Chris. I miss half of their jaw dropping flights as they're too fast or out of frame.

@chriscasey4525 5 лет назад

@@hawkinsfalconry its good for me

@kishmish64 4 года назад

Great video! I’ve hunted for grouse owned by gypsies in Pakistan . They had peregrine falcons but also use eagles fir larger prey ..

@shaneshac 6 лет назад

Cracking final flight there! Great video

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Shane Shacaluga None stop flying for 7 years = Super fit hawk. He’s 17 this year and still going strong. Thanks very much.

@miklee9308 6 лет назад

The 5yo fhh I fly has just gone down to moult but I have access to a 48'x12' polytunnel so when September hits I will hit the ground running

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Sounds great, good fitness! I have lots of free time so I'm lucky enough to be able to fly mine through the moult. Have done for 6 years with no problems at all. Fit as butchers dogs!

@liamoneill9793 4 года назад

I'm assuming the bells are to find the hawk more easily in the trees and brush but do they affect the hunting at all? Like alerting the prey

@teddielilly3799 4 года назад

Gsdontbeefonline str8up that’s what you want for the prey to be flushed the bell doesn’t affect the hunting because a Harris hawk chases its prey anyway

@hawkinsfalconry 4 года назад

Gsdontbeefonline str8up Yes bells are to help identify your bird in hard cover. I can imagine sometimes it helps prey evade capture but most of the time the element of surprise, speed, experience and cunning from the raptors perspective helps them succeed.

@liamoneill9793 4 года назад

@@hawkinsfalconry that's awesome I would love to do this but don't have the time needed to properly care for one, I did help out a young redtail on the road by my house the other day I almost hit him because he was eating a partridge in the middle of the road so I pulled over and threw it as far as could so he could enjoy his meal without becoming roadkill it's sad I see quite a few dead hawks and owls on the roads in my area

@hawkinsfalconry 4 года назад

Gsdontbeefonline str8up Yes it’s certainly a way of life that consumes vast amounts of time if you want to do it properly. It’s good that you realise you can’t dedicate the time and act out of respect for the bird. A lot of bird keepers in the UK would benefit from the common sense approach that you adopt. Good on you for helping the wild population, they need it! Life is hard enough for them in the wild. All the best Nigel.

@lhough84 6 лет назад

Another great vid, no fair weather falconry here. 👍🏻 Maybe time to book a course with you I think

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

lhough84 Thanks. We are out most days whatever the weather. If you send me an email at: info@hawkinsfalconry.co.uk I will send you some information regarding our private, one-to-one courses. Thanks Nigel

@BlueKimura 6 лет назад

Absolutely brilliant footage mate. Well done and beautiful country side. Could you please let me know what camera you are using? Thank you in advance. Alex.

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Alex Paredes Thanks Panasonic HDC 900

@Shay.3s 5 лет назад

So where do you hunt I have a Harris hawk but no where to hunt

@hawkinsfalconry 5 лет назад

ttv Infininfinite You should have acquired land to fly on before even thinking about getting into falconry. How do you think you get hunting land? Get out there and knock farmers doors and offer your services for free. Do some work on a farm etc. The list is endless. The more land the better. I wouldn’t be hunting a bird with anything less than a few thousand acres in separate patches of land. Only hunt on one patch of land per week otherwise you’ll strip it. Falconry isn’t about the amount of kills but the quality of flights and amount of time you’re out flying, giving as much liberty as possible. Get out there and do your best to give your bird the most fulfilling life as possible! Good luck!

@paulfityo1 6 лет назад

Wonderful Video

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Paul F Much appreciated thanks

@georgehawking9126 6 лет назад

Excellent video once again something special about male harris hawks theyre always eager to please 👍

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

George hawking Thanks George. Awesome birds when they’re well conditioned and fit!

@nandkishor531 6 лет назад

q6tu

@Tuanvu-lt5ou 6 лет назад

Real video. Nice

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Tuan vu Thanks for the good feedback.

@MyYorkshirehawks 6 лет назад

Love your footage thanks for sharing.

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

My Yorkshire hawks Thanks. Got to love Harris’ Hawks. They just keep getting better with age.

@angleseytv5499 6 лет назад

Hi Nigel thanks for sharing your vid always enjoy your vids I fly gos etc but gone back to Harris fed up of chasing gos for miles have caught just as much with harris as gos I fly my Harris's every day once you get them fit they take some beating john

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Anglesey TV Thanks John. Love goshawks but know what you mean ha ha This 15yr old male Harris’ I’m flying at the moment is absolutely amazing! Round as a barrel, fit as a fiddle, versatile in woodlands, open fields, ferreting, following on, off the glove flights and hill soaring, and so eager to please. Does it get any better...!

@SatpalSingh-vn7bi 6 лет назад

@khansab9862 6 лет назад

9999

@hafidkataloni5318 6 лет назад

Mm mp j'aime les hommes beaucoup

@Podonk56 6 лет назад

Great video! How do you manage them during the colder months? And how cold does it get where you are? I'm getting a Male and it gets down to 0 on a regular basis and negatives for some part of winter. Just trying to figure out when to call it quits and let him hang out.

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Great thank you. Our last winter got down to -15 and regular sits at 0 to 5 degrees. Not a problem flying them as long as you never tether them on the ground (keep away from frost) as they can suffer wing tip oedema. (frost bite) Extreme cases their wing tips fall off. I always free-loft my birds - Harris' Hawks, goshawks, falcons and eagles. Bare in mind that winter flying the birds need to be muscled and at the top of their game. Good fitness, good healthy feeding regime and free-loft in aviary out of the wind. Never put your hawk away wet in the winter. I use a none teflon hair dryer on a cold setting to dry them before putting them away for the night.

@ruisoares6938 6 лет назад

@georgehawking9126 6 лет назад

What other birds do u fly nigel ? If this is the standard the harrises are at im intrigued with a gos on ure fist 👍

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

George hawking Thanks for the recognition of time and hard work spent flying most days, very much appreciated. I flew a male goshawk for 8 seasons which was absolutely unbelievable! A female goshawk for a season which was also unbelievable, and a peregrine for 3 seasons. And a few hybrid falcons at crows. All the birds I’ve had the privilege to fly have been awesome to spend time with in the field. My focus at the moment is getting the best out of Harris’ Hawks from hill soaring.

@georgehawking9126 6 лет назад

Hawkins Falconry well il tell u ure doing a great job so underrated birds in the right hands absolutely deadly 👍

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

George hawking Yes it frustrates me when I read about people treating them as beginners birds saying they can be flown a couple of days per week. Quite the opposite in my opinion. Very social bird where things can easily go wrong if you don’t provide them with adequate stimulation and flying. Simple equation... If you can’t put the time in then don’t have one.

@georgehawking9126 6 лет назад

Hawkins Falconry totally agree i do only fly my gos in the season but the harris hawks are hunted in season come the summer theyre used for bird clearances

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

George hawking Yes it be hard practically and from an ethical point of view regarding summer flying goshawks. Good with Harris’ hawks though. Nice one!

@chnani9995 6 лет назад

Om excellent location

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Yes we are very lucky to have this type of landscape to hunt in.

@นยบบนสวว 6 лет назад

Ch Nani999 .

@miklee9308 6 лет назад

Where I am (north Cornwall ) if outside must be on a creance also all my permissions are lambing

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Mik Lee Beautiful part of the world! If I lived down there I’d be soaring them on the cliffs all year.

@miklee9308 6 лет назад

She has got to be indoors as there are a lot of young rabbits around me but she has enough to keep her going till then

@hawkinsfalconry 6 лет назад

Mik Lee I’ve got certain patches of land I only use in the summer months to fly the hawks where there’s not much wildlife about. Good free flying fitness sessions. Also good for their mental state as they are a social species.