As usual.....Great video Steve!👌, ‘HOG heaven’ what a place! Stunning. I hunt in scotland most years and just secured upland heather permission so working towards grouse hawking my home bred tiercel peregrines. I too hope to upload a few vids soon🤞 Take care and great hawking, look forward to more videos Steve.
Awesome👌presentation on how to enjoy a Falconry Lifestyle in the Western United States, or anywhere you are. Thank's for posting Steve👍 and as a New General Falconer from the Midwest (Illinois), I'm looking forward to experiencing Large Longwing Flying in the Beautiful Northwestern part of the USA in the future, God Willing 🙏😇
Thank you Steve! I'm studying for my apprentice exam currently. Going to go tag along with some falconers this season. Then next year plan to get my mews and everything together so I can trap my first hawk!
Thoroughly enjoyed your presentation in this video. I've been getting into watching falconry videos recently since a good friend of mine has begun working with a falconer in San Diego. Really enjoy learning peoples different approaches and purposes, the different species of birds, techniques, and the obvious aspect of seeing the birds doing their thing. I'm curious about the species of bird you're working with.
@@stevesomach Hi again Steve... like with many other videos on your channel i'm re-watching this one in particular and one thing came to my mind. Could you do a video around food and food management... like what type of food... if you buy it freezzed or alive how to chop, which parts you discard, how much less food you give a bird for lowering its weight? Things like that. Thanks again.
It can be very inexpensive depending on what kind of bird you get and how you house it. Kestrels can be kept on a small table indoors and don't require telemetry equipment.
Very nice presentation and knowledge . I am huge fan of you.
You are the best .
Thanks
It's my pleasure
2 different colored socks....I love this guy. A true master and legend. Thank you for these incredible videos....the best Ive ever seen.
Nice
Thanks
Lovely video, thanks Steve! Couldn't help but notice your shirt and wonder if you saw the Beatles live in 64
As usual.....Great video Steve!👌, ‘HOG heaven’ what a place! Stunning.
I hunt in scotland most years and just secured upland heather permission so working towards grouse hawking my home bred tiercel peregrines. I too hope to upload a few vids soon🤞
Take care and great hawking, look forward to more videos Steve.
Thank you!
Your birds are beautiful! Loved the raptors since I was young. Look forward to watching more videos.
Awesome👌presentation on how to enjoy a Falconry Lifestyle in the Western United States, or anywhere you are. Thank's for posting Steve👍 and as a New General Falconer from the Midwest (Illinois),
I'm looking forward to experiencing Large Longwing Flying in the Beautiful Northwestern part of the USA in the future, God Willing 🙏😇
You are welcome!
Keep them coming!
"Thanks for watching"??? No! Thank YOU for making these videos and posting them online, they're great!!
Thank you Steve! I'm studying for my apprentice exam currently. Going to go tag along with some falconers this season. Then next year plan to get my mews and everything together so I can trap my first hawk!
Best of luck!
Absolutely loved this! I'm a Midwestern guy and this isn't something I get to see around here. Awesome video!!
Your welcome!
Very atmospheric video! Thanks Steve
Thank you!
Excellent vid on pre-season prep,👍 thanks for sharing! Happy Hawking!🦅
👍👍👍
Great skill with training those birds. I like part where falcon jumps to ungarnished glove taking quarry with it. Good job fine sir.
Love your indoor setup Steve.👍🏻
Thanks a lot for sharing this video and all the content you uploaded so far!!! A lot to learn from you ....
Your Welcome!
Another well done video, Steve. Thx!
Thanks for this Steve. Very informative 🔥
Great video Steve! Love to see what you're up to
Good luck this season steve
Thoroughly enjoyed your presentation in this video. I've been getting into watching falconry videos recently since a good friend of mine has begun working with a falconer in San Diego. Really enjoy learning peoples different approaches and purposes, the different species of birds, techniques, and the obvious aspect of seeing the birds doing their thing. I'm curious about the species of bird you're working with.
Glad you liked it!
Gyrperegrine hybrids
سلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته استمر استمر والله محتوك جمل جدن أنا من كنده
Thank you!
Hey Steve, what books, or advice would you recommend for your first big longwing?
Ray Turner- Game Hawk
Awesome video. Can you please tell us why you choose to fly and keep the birds that you do. Gyr tiercels?
I like the gyr/peregrine tiercels they are as large as a female peregrine with hybrid vigor! I like their energy and wing beat.
@@stevesomach ok, so that's why. Hood to know. Thank you. Are the falcons in the house of grouse video the same.
Hi Steve, noticed you don't look directly to bird while eating... is that for any particular reason?
No - Thanks!
@@stevesomach Hi again Steve... like with many other videos on your channel i'm re-watching this one in particular and one thing came to my mind. Could you do a video around food and food management... like what type of food... if you buy it freezzed or alive how to chop, which parts you discard, how much less food you give a bird for lowering its weight? Things like that.
Thanks again.
all gyr?
What do you do for a living. I’m a pre-apprentice into falconry and it seems really expensive
It can be very inexpensive depending on what kind of bird you get and how you house it. Kestrels can be kept on a small table indoors and don't require telemetry equipment.