What is one of the coolest falconry videos I’ve ever seen from old school new school falconry is showing here congratulations on the releasement of the falcon and you my friend are truly a master falconer in every way peace and love to everyone🎉

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So beautiful. Thank you for what you do. ❤

Amaizing

Awesome set up.

amazing work these people do

Oh, that Falcon is very beautiful... wow - he's fast....

brill vid im flying my first male just bout ready fly free

Wow, I actually had tears at the end. Thank you for your work! I hope she's found a mate, had some babies which would be a wonderful testament to your work.

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Really good jop iam glad that your mission is done secsefuly

Lovely Falcon, brilliant, love hearing all the background sounds , where are you .

👍 #263 I can't praise you/the falconer enough for your skills and knowledge in your rehab and return of this Peregrine Falcon back to the wild for a second chance. You left no stone unturned and this is the sort of work and video that could be used in falconry education. Outstanding! I enjoyed watching every second from start to finish. Thank you for sharing this and well done to the photographer too. 👍◕‿◕

Class lads well done ,good news story

Hello i am a new falconer and im haveing trouble catching a perigrin falcon do you have eny tips

Hello i am a new falconer and im haveing trouble catching a perigrin falcon can i please have some tips

Bloody awesome video,, great work your association is doing,,if Falconry is thousands of years old,,why can't it be done legally in Australia..like they do in the U.S.A. it would help keep some safe from feral cats.??.

one of the best videos I've ever seen. Thank you. So beautiful creatures.

Hi a good area and a good falcon you enjoying falconry in suitable teretory

why the videos of nowadays are filled with music, that's disdurbing my focus on learning english, I do not hear the words through the music

What a beautiful piece of real estate. I wish I could live in the countryside and away from this awful city of Austin, Texas.

Turned off when ****play starting playing.

gave up after 2 minutes

this video deserves millions views

unfortunately in Straya it's forbidden own or let fly these beautiful birds, except for WA. Last recorded speed was almost 400Km/h :)

Great vid and a lovely looking bird

mark r Scranton pa not only was this excellent but over music thx so very much please be well and safe

OUTSTANDING. Greetings from Argentina.

Excellent - great story and superb footage. You're doing a great job on all counts. Well done - and thanks for sharing this with us!

Beautiful informative film.

What a brilliant video,top work by all involved.Your work is amazing,i wish you all great success for the future.

Hi , did you have any Falcons for sail contact with me please [email protected] or 0413364291

What a wonderful story and film. The condition of that beautiful bird is testament to the care and concern you had for her. Brilliant!

I don't know any falconers that use "Starvation"-we do use weight management. Some falconers do use "imprints" but a lot of those are captive bred birds which later are put back into breeding projects. Perhaps you should not throw rocks at glass houses with your blanket statements. Looks like you are using a technique developed by FALCONERS to help with your rehabs-good for you.

The finest example I've seen of sound rehab techniques practiced by skilled falconers. Congrats

A good falconer ...is a good falconer !!! Compliments !

Very good setup Michael. Falconry meets the 21st century !

Hey Guys, the German Falcon Order (not sure if right translation) just shared your awesome video :D Sadly, there are many so called "animal-rights activists" near my hometown, and they opened a rescue center where they collect injured birds of prey, keep them in awful aviaries for weeks and then just release them again. Many falconers I know tried to tell them the birds need training to survive outside again, but they think falconry is torture :/ That's why we need videos like this one to show that falconry is awesome and can help wild injured raptors :) Thank you!

Thanks Guys and Gals, your support and encouragement means a lot to us. To anyone...if you support the use of falconry techniques in the rehabilitation of raptors please drop us a line at [email protected] What you see in this film, so we're told, is actually illegal in some Australian States and Territories. They suggest that we do it only to derive some sort of 'perverted entertainment', and/or that we use it merely as a 'guise' to engage in 'illegal falconry'. These things say a lot more about them, than it does us, and I flatly refuse to allow them to vilify me just because I'm appropriately skilled and experienced enough to do the job properly and to fulfil our collective moral obligation to these birds, often on behalf of everyone who was involved in their rescue, recovery and rehabilitation.

absolutely brilliant Michael hats off to you and your team love to see more of your rehabing never get sick of watching that you should put a link on the IFF if you haven't already

you can hear your cumbrian twang michael

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Great video, excellent example of your work and well explained.

very impressive Michael

I know Michael off the Falconry Forum where I found the link to this video, I'm so glad he put it on as it was excellent! The best example of Raptor rehabilitation I've ever seen and a real joy to watch, keep doing what you're doing. Regards Bradley

Hi Andrea, can you please tell me how yoy fixed the bottle under the drone and what is the weight of the lure and how long is the cord of lure, thanks

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To see an example of a free exercise fitness training flight search 'Australian Peregrine flight to a drone'.

That's right raptor presentations, it's typical of most raptors that have become accustomed to daily handling etc. This was perhaps her 50th flight with us so she knew she could leave whenever she was ready. The release site was actually within just a few kilometres of where she was originally found but a lot of water had passed under her bridge of life in between times. If they could talk to each other, in social groups, I wonder what she'd say once back in the wild....."you'll never guess what happened to me" perhaps! LOL.