Hawking Jackrabbits With Joseph Carter The Mink Man (Falconry)

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It was so awesome to have the Mink Man helping me out today! Many rabbits were flushed but my hawk caught this jack rabbit on his 12th try.
Joseph Carter the Mink Man- / @josephcartertheminkman
This video had to be censored for fear of it getting flagged. if you wish to watch the uncensored video you can find it on my Facebook page.
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18 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@jimlo 4 года назад

Awesome video! Glad you did a colab with Joseph so I could discover you!

@lelandsdad13 4 года назад

The handler/bird relationship is pretty cool to watch.

@CindyFry 4 года назад

Congrats. Awesome video! Beautiful landscape. It is neat to see a bird hunt from a t-perch, we don’t use them out here on the east coast.

@loweralabamalogging6706 4 года назад

Man I just think this and the mink man is the coolest thing ever my grandson is in to it to thanks

@robertm4735 4 года назад

Hawk Man and Mink Man, criminal rats and rabbits are in fear when they see these guys coming. LOL

@Tainomontana 4 года назад

It’s so amazing how intelligent these beautiful birds are. It would be so awesome if you guys could link up with South West Wildlife Foundation of Utah, he is so knowledgeable with a passion for these majestic creatures that’s hard to put into words.

@Iceican 4 года назад

I like the content man keep it up.

@CollectingSoles 2 года назад

this channel needs more subs!! 🔥🔥

@DEVILLXX74 3 года назад

All but the censoring of the kill! Would have loved to see the eagle do what it naturally does in the wild

@johnlord8337 4 года назад

To be accurate, hawking is austringering, while all the rest of falcons (kestrels up to gyrfalcons and peregrines) is falconry.

@TheReptileProject 4 года назад

John Lord it’s all called falconry now a days.

@jamalhawkwing8471 4 года назад

Rad

@du-glas 4 года назад

Why did you leash him at the end?

@TheReptileProject 4 года назад

DougOSRS so that he wouldn’t fly off and land in a tree to digest his food and he may not want to come back. He isn’t quite ready to be released so when I can control him for his safety I do.

@du-glas 4 года назад

@@TheReptileProject are all hawks like this? They leave their owners after a meal? Even after many years of training?

@TheReptileProject 4 года назад

DougOSRS sometimes they do sometimes they don’t.

@du-glas 4 года назад

Thats rough