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I love the honesty of your videos. The "rookie mistake" comment had me laughing.

thanx 4 the video God bless you and your birds

Good videos! What telemetry are you running?

I love Bonnie & Clyde

how many of you are at camp Steve

👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏿🙏🏿🌷🌷🇸🇦🇸🇦

Thought you lost them there for a minute Steve had to use a back up transmitter on that bird

Really enjoy your videos… my girl just dropped her last train and primary feathers so hopefully I’ll be back in the field soon also

Greeting from Saudia Arabia The land of falconery I just joined your channel, enjoyed your vloggs... Loved your birds 👍👍🙏🙏🌹🌹🇸🇦🇸🇦💯💯

Been waiting since last year for Grouse camp so glad it’s here. Great video, Clyde is always a blast to watch!

Great day!, thanks Steve

thanks Dave good luck at grouse camp

Love this!

I agree with the first commenter, it's nice to see a Long Winger's Channel worth watching.

I love your video so much

Pretty cool that you're taking us with you on your hunts, thank you! 😎🦅🎥👍

Sorry, I forgot to put the weight of the grouse in the video. It weighed 76 ounces (2155 grams).

Congratulations Steve. the quality of your videos is REALLY improving nicely. Love watching them.

Great video 👍

big surprise thanks for sharing

我觉得您的隼，是不是高度太低了！导致速度不够，所以捕猎失败；

Awesome!🏆

Can't wait for new hawking videos!🥴👍

let the good times roll

Outstanding Steve . Here is a great recipe from another falconer in the UK perfect for your teal th-cam.com/video/TdLy_59NPGA/w-d-xo.html&si=gG3WQNY7trwkBBbE

When's grouse camp?

Love it!! My peregrine has 2 primaries and one train feather left to go… May start lure flying just to start getting her into shape… still 80’s here in Michigan

Man that bond must be so strong, all the memories. Very nice video, hope he still doing well.

Love watching you hawking with your long wings !

Cool you don’t talk much or respond. I guess you must be really busy Steve.😅

Very interesting following you for a while. 😊

You mite knot no dis butt thar seaing is like too times bettar then human beans.

Tell Scott I said hello

another great day Dave

Just a quick quick question Steve, the baggie stuff I see you feeding the bird is that pre-weighed quail and if it is, what do you give the bird per flight just say an ounce 2 ounces of food

This is a really good format, combining all these together so we can see the progress and mentality back-to-back. Nice work.

Great job Clyde and your flusher is one of the best greetings from California

Nice flight! I wish we had the landscape for long wings here in Georgia but I do love my follow on rabbit and squirrel hawking with my rt and Harris’s

Nice flight Steve! I’m in central Wyoming, getting my season revved up as well. Game populations are looking okay. Maybe we’ll meet in the field someday. I enjoy your videos!

很喜欢你得作品good

good one congrats!

Great start to the season.

so cool thanks for sharing he's happy

Excellent start to season Steve👌

Glad to see you back! My peregrine is still molting.. she was doing great till I lost my Gyr/peregrine Beau this summer then she just stopped for about 3 weeks. Still #2 on each wing and both #5 on the train to go.. 🤞🏻 she gets with it lol

Glad to see you back Steve, currently getting my Aplomado and Perlin back in the swing of things.

welcome back Steve hope youmhave a great season.

Hey Steve thank you for posting . Just curious why you put Clyde on the camper top and walk away as opposed to walking him into the field and casting him off the fist? I am sure you have a good reason just wondered if that would help him from sitting and slowly extend flight time to try and break his sitting . I have never flown a Gyr, and I know they are really smart birds not as easy to manipulate as peregrines and prairies . I ask the question just to educate myself since I saw a guy in Kansas a few years back that also flew his Gyrkin off his truck . Thank you and good luck this season , look forward to following along .

I’ll be ready end of September with two females gyr x peregrine and gyr x Barbary

My g/p has 2 more tail feathers to finish and then I'll be rolling too. This is always an exciting time of year