Falconry | Belle the Harris Hawk Training Part 3
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For previous videos about Belle the Harris Hawk, please check out this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLefV3vhHIC2pQ9WrQjg9z1uulOeDXhWKt.html
She's is awesomeness...
What an enjoyable thing to watch. It's already so apparent how much Belle trusts Martin, and his gentle way of letting her figure things out is super cool to witness.💕🔔
We're glad you enjoyed!
*_"That one dislike is a coward that gets lost in the desert XD"_*
NOW THERE'S 4 DISLIKES; I HOPE THEY ALL FIND EACH OTHER OUT THERE IN THE DESERT...LOL
Her tail speaks volumes of how she feels. Its so beautiful.
Belle certainly is expressive!
What a great patient man and bird...GREAT JOB!!
Thank you for your kind feedback
Thanks for the great video! What an exciting time for Belle and for all of us! She is absolutely beautiful! Congrats on excellent progress!
Thanks Fran! Belle is really special!
I love how she walks, like a stalking strut!!
She's a tough girl!
So happy you took the time to film this training period ... my favorite part is the tail wagging ..... it seems to coincides with recognition. A thrill to watch.
We've got more coming!
It says so much i love it
Belle is awesome ❤️. Loved how she walked over to the lure....so adorable...thanks for sharing 🤗
Agreed! Belle is awesome!
This is so cool!!! It is very interesting to watch her think about what’s going on while you work on her training!!
I AM SIMPLY MEZMERIZED BY YOUR VIDEOS..THANK YOU SO MUCH. IT'S MUCH LIKE DOG AND HORSE TRAINING; THE RESULTS DEPENDS ON THE HUMAN.
We're glad you are enjoying them! Thanks for watching
Belle is doing great. It's so funny watching her with the lure, she just wants to take it with her all the time but she will learn with the amazing training you guys give her.
Brilliant work.
Thanks Mike, glad you liked this one!
@@GowildlifeOrg: I love all of your videos :D
Very Cool training with Belle today!! She is so smart to figure out the new toy! I love watching her & Martin work!😀 Have a great day!
Thanks Joanne!
An old friend of mine used to keep Harris hawks, Beautiful temperament, watch the weight, plenty handling and training and hunting trips were more educational than anything a book can tell you. Thank you (Both..) for reminding me of halcyon days when I was much younger. (and your good wife too..)
Thanks John, we're glad you enjoyed the video!
God bless you and what you do with those animals
Thank you, we appreciate your interest!
what a great bird. I love how she chooses to walk to the lure.. birds really are such unique creatures
Agreed!
I love it wheen Belle walks and also when she shakes her tail feathers. I had heard the expression "shake your tail feathers" but did not understand what it meant.
Belle is all that!
She is so beautiful She is such a love. I agree your birds are wonderful with you. They are so intelligent & they know how you feel about them. They really can read your vibes.
Martin definitely has a way with the critters!
I always enjoy watching your videos. Thumbs up!!!!
Thank you Irv, that's good to hear! We appreciate your interest!
Hi again! So happy to see you and Belle Martin. And hi Susan too! I've so been looking forward to the next step in her training. Just wonderful to see how great she's doing. Such wise words Martin about your approach/training. I smile as you basically stated the same methods/ways in training my horses dogs and yes children. Laying a solid good foundation with patience care and love and giving things time to absorb and figure it all out to be able to use all those teachings hopefully in a positive productive way. Always about a good foundation! You do such an awesome job with birds no less! It truly is no wonder what your life's mission has been. This vid is such the perfect example of all what you do. Thank you so much for the update and yes I could hardly wait. Having a bit of a bumpy recovery still but I'm oh so determined and this episode has absolutely helped to make today a happy one! Hope all is good with you folks. Til next time when we see Belle fly free...
We're glad you enjoyed this video! We wish you the best in your recovery
I really enjoy how loving and affectionate you are to your birds whether training or rehabilitating and how the birds respond to you for it. Keep up the Great work! I'm poor or I'd support you with money. Hope you don't mind my prayers for you. God bless
Thank you, that's good to hear!
Belle is awesome. I love how affectionate you are with her.
Agreed! Belle is awesome!
so cool! and honestly, i had to laugh at her attempts to drag the lure to the pebble foods! so cute!
Belle has her moments!
So beautiful.
Agreed, Belle is a beauty!
Can you imagine having him as your sponsor, the wealth of knowledge he must have.
Thank you, Martin has helped other falconers.
Before you DISLIKE this video you should understand:
1. This man is bringing awareness about the importance of wildlife.
2. North America has lost about 30% of its birds since 1970.
3. 3 billions birds lost since 1970.
You have the right to dislike the captivity of wildlife etc. However, try to be open minded about the bigger picture. You may believe "we should let wildlife be wild and stop interfering with nature". That's just the case, our very presence as a human race interferes with the laws of nature, causing a great disturbance to wildlife. We have to live together due to many human factors.
I would urge anyone disliking this video to state their reason, their thought process, how they reached this conclusion. It's only fair that you provide some information, maybe it will be informative to everyone.
Belle is amazing! Sooo smart. Thanks ! ✌🏻❤ 🦅❤🦅
Agreed! She is amazing!
Yes
Just found your channel and have subscribed. I am interested in becoming a falconer and trying to find as much material as I can to become educated about it. They are magnificent, beautiful birds. Thank for your posts. They are very helpful!
Thanks Andy, that's great to hear!
Wonderful video! Almost as soon as I had a question, you seemed to answer it. Thank you!
Good to hear!
WOW! Thank you so much. I don't plan on being a falconer but your right it is fun to watch her think about it. She is a beautiful bird!
Thanks Cynthia, glad you enjoyed! We agree, Belle is a beaut!
I love it!!!!!!!!!!
Belle is all that!
I really enjoyed watching this, how interesting. I wish I had your job, it's so rewarding.
Great to hear, we're glad you enjoyed!
Yay, new training video! :D
That was the quickest 28 minuets of my life.
Good to hear!
I know what you mean the first month means so much to me the next 25 years is moulded now
She's an amazing bird!
I love your guys birds! Have you guys found any injured eagles? I hope not because we like our eagles healthy and uninjured and free to fly!
Hi Gary, thanks for your interest and conern. Unfortunately, we currently have two injured golden eagles. One that has been with us for a month or so and another that arrived a couple days ago.
Eagle Angel , is She waging her tail? 🌻... Feathers 😅
Yep, she does wag that tail!
I'm not interested in falconry at all, but I like to watch these videos, him talking, her thinking, very sweet ;)
I donated via Facebook because I appreciate what you do for the sport and how you raise awareness for raptor wildlife. Thank you. I do have a question as an apprentice: what practical steps can you follow in that first 24 to 48 to maximize success? I hear variations of how to spend that time but would love to know your steps. I feel your approach is has the animal in mind as opposed to others that promote a baptism of fire in the human ecosystem until they collapse. Ps not sure your active on Facebook but a friend request decline is better than and ignore. Thanks!
Hi Ryan, thanks for your interest and donation. Did you see the other videos about Belle? He shows a lot of the first 24 hours with her. Martin is not active at all on his Facebook, we're sorry for lack of reply there. You are welcome to contact him via email at martin@martintyner.com. The playlist for Belle is here: th-cam.com/play/PLefV3vhHIC2pQ9WrQjg9z1uulOeDXhWKt.html
Southwest Wildlife Foundation of Utah thank you very much for the reply and additional information.
Your method makes a lot of sense. Rather than having them trained primarily to the whistle/glove/food it's more about the whistle and wherever the tidbit may be that you're offering. Attracting them primarily to the whistle is smart because when you do use in combination with the visual of the lure you can get their attention more readily, from a greater distance and it also triggers pursuit instinct. As long as you train until there isn't any hesitation coming to the glove or the lure with the use of the whistle and food then they should be ready for free flight. Have you ever tried to train different behaviors with specific numbers of whistle bursts or would that confuse them? They seem smart enough that one would think it could be done.
You might enjoy his other Martin's other falconry videos which cover different situations: th-cam.com/play/PLefV3vhHIC2r77lA8zoyp6jrY9INiSPSy.html
So that tailwagging is kinda like them saying that they're really enjoying themselves, kinda like cats when they got their tails straight up in the air like flagpoles? Must be really heartbreaking when a hawk you've had for 30 years dies. I had a cat once for 9 years, and we held a funeral for him. I wrote a eulogy. 4 showed up.
They are tough to lose
Martin, How do you handle curious bystanders when you're not giving a public presentation. Do you pause between video takes to explain what you're doing and answer questions ?
For the most part, Martin is ALWAYS giving a public presentation! He can't go anywhere without doing a little teaching here and there!
I'm curious, how would you manage with a bad habit related taking or eating food you don't provide or allowed to the bird? Cuz they are so smart
Good question Yuriria! Martin has addressed his dealings with a particularly troubled bird named Horrible here: th-cam.com/video/Pczc56ksb7A/w-d-xo.html at about 6:30 minutes.
So why the bells?
If you love animals you would not think that watching and hearing an animal suffer is enjoying to watch. People have a cold heart!!! Shame on you
Life is not easy in the wild. Belle supplies food for many raptors.