Part 6 Giselle Falconry Goshawk Hunting Rabbits and Trading Off

[@mayceehash8434]

I'm on my second ever bird and she's a savage mantler! I felt way out of my depth learning to deal with her, but I'm getting a handle on it. Videos like yours that include the clean and the messy aspects of the hunt really help.

[@huntingandfalconrybabak-pm9uu]

This is a good challenge

[@keatonditchfield8437]

Thanks so much for showing the good AND bad transfers. The importance of taking your time was a super key learning thing for me in this one. Like it sucks for the rabbit to be dispatched later but the difference it makes with Gisele was huge! Thank you again!

[@davidtorres710]

That was a love tap Trever nice work

[@matsfreedom]

Nice work! I flew a passage gos 30 years ago. She never missed! She caught loads of cottontails, a number of jacks, and some pheasants. Only flew her one season, as I lost her prior to her first moult. I fly gyrs now, but that gos was one of my favorite birds. A friend of mine managed to catch wild prairie chickens with a Finnish goshawk, which was a lifelong dream of his. They are amazing if handled well. Love your videos.

[@mayceehash8434]

"but she ate it so fast that she'd get a little upset it disappeared so quickly" highly relatable

[@oldschoolhawking8191]

Nice job!

[@themadtbagger]

i already loved falconry by watching your videos i loved it so much that i wanted to learn and do this all the time but i looked up it seems falconry is illegal in my country.

[@MarkM-yi5xu]

I think you do a really good job,on transfers. Gos's are not the easiest birds to work with...

[@Hokiesnumber1]

I love this series, great videos! I have a couple of questions. Do you still have/fly Ivan from your previous videos, and also would you consider this series goshawk specific or would you train all your accipiters the same way?

[@jaguartrev1]

RahlDynasty I don’t have Ivan anymore. I didn’t have enough time to fly him with work, Giselle and training the rehab Golden Eagles. I do think the training can apply to accipiters, hawks and eagles. Not necessarily every aspect but the general theories should still work.

[@chernorizetzhrabar1313]

What do you do with all those rabbits she catches? What is the point to catch them, but not her eat them?

[@NMFalconry]

They are used as the tidbits and for her full meals every day.

[@johnstwistedego1]

Great video! Just curious, it's a little hard to see on camera, how bad was that grab?

[@jaguartrev1]

John Grove Thanks. The grab wasn’t bad. Couple of small punctures. She did that more out of annoyance and me being sloppy than her really trying to be possessive or aggressive, so it was more pop and a let go then it was a strong grab.

[@johnstwistedego1]

@@jaguartrev1 Thanks for the reply! Getting footed is one thing I rarely see in falconry videos. It's often mentioned but rarely shown. Cheers!

[@АмарАхмадов]

Здорово. Скажите как долго нужно воспитывать их??

[@jaguartrev1]

Амар Ахмадов если у меня есть ястреб с того времени, когда он был ребенком, это занимает первые 3 или 4 месяца. если у меня есть ястреб, которого я поймал в ловушку, они учатся намного быстрее.

[@АмарАхмадов]

@@jaguartrev1 спасибо огромное👍🏼. это просто удивительно. У меня много вопросов к вам по поводу дрессировки...

[@jaguartrev1]

Амар Ахмадов пожалуйста. У меня есть много видео на моем канале. надеюсь, они вам пригодятся

[@АмарАхмадов]

@@jaguartrev1 Вы в каком городе находитесь?)

[@jaguartrev1]

Амар Ахмадов Лос-Анджелес

[@MarkM-yi5xu]

We all get "footed" ,so to speak.i got it plenty of times.

[@АмарАхмадов]

👍🏼👍🏼👍👍👍👍👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😎

[@Хорасонфамилия]

Ok,🇹🇯

[@overhealing7691]

Noice

[@edithcortez6544]

Olaa estoy mirando estos videitos donde estas aves de rapiña matan aves y todas clases de animalitos cuidemos la naturaleza porque ustedes son culpables la llegada del fin del mundo es un mensaje de nuestro dios