Wherr have you been?! You're one of the best falconers out there that has such perfect execution. Why havent you posted in 3 years? Can you PLEASE do more? 😭
Watched a lot of your videos. That is one go getting hawk, just amazing. Almost never see anything get away from it. Even after it misses the first go it's right back up and on it again. Outstanding! I really enjoy the grace and tenacity of this bird and I thank you for sharing.
Hi, happy New Year! You ought to copyright that title, some film company might use it:) That's not bad is it, 16 Rabbits. We've got Roast Rabbit tomorrow, from a friend who Ferrets. Your Vizsla's are lovely as well, the perfect pair with the Goss! All the best for 2016! Bradley
Hi, I've got a question for you. Does the hawk kill the rabbit every time or do you sometimes have to do it? I think what I mean is, is it the hawk's job to just hold the quarry until you get there or is it the hawk's job to kill it? Sorry, I don't know a lot about it, I'm just very interested.😁
+Ashley Stubbings The hawk would eventually kill the quarry as it would in the wild. However we always go in and dispatch the quarry as quickly as possible.
Wow, great video. I noticed two things. Your rabbits don't cry. At least I didn't hear them. Our rabbits here in the states cry like babies when caught. Also, the Golden Eagle didn't bate after the flushed rabbits.
+john oleary There's no easy hawk to start with, but some are 'easier' than others such as Redtails and Harris Hawks. Imprinting is too big a topic to cover in a quick reply but there's plenty of good info out there to answer you question.
+dalemews1 thank you for replying it means a lot I recently got a book on falconry so I know what imprinting is now. Also your dogs are amazing and enthusiastic. Regards Ben.
