SCREAMING CALLING HARRIS HAWK, MUSIC TO A MUMS EARS.

[@freebirdofreason1994]

MOST BREEDERS WILL GIVE YOU GOOD ADVICE AND ARE VERY HELPFUL, Here is just a few ideas about calling or screaming Harris hawks. Can it be avoided does it matter, is it to be expected, is it natural. What’s your thoughts and experience we can learn from each other to become better at this art. Remember these are my thoughts and there is always opinions that can cross ideas. Good luck with your Harris hawking.

[@simonmee-x4e]

Hi pete great video as always. I have a creche reared got him at 16 weeks and he called!! So I asked the breeder about it he told me don't let him see me prepare any food for him or see it till I was ready to feed him and it work for me a treat ❤ the knowledge from you pete

[@freebirdofreason1994]

@@simonmee-x4e I'm glad you have had good advice, yes just a few thoughts I have but as I say they vary in personality as well as any thing else that may cause a little noise. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@lynziloopot]

Thanks so much for addressing this Pete really helpful to know the different sounds and the examples at the end of the video. I will be picking up my girl at 20weeks and fingers crossed for getting her trained and entered ASAP to avoid me being the strongest food association. Did Woody’s middle deck feather come down yet?

[@freebirdofreason1994]

Hi, I’m glad you are almost ready to pick up your female, 20 weeks is a fine age. What will you call her. Woody didn’t regrow that Deck I think we have lost that, a shame but I’m sure Woody will be ok. Thanks for your comment and good luck.

[@juliealmond9546]

So nice to see you two sat together. Quite clear Woody was happy to be back on his perch. George screams at bicycle. Most odd. Mostly George is a quiet bird. Thanks again for video.

[@freebirdofreason1994]

Glad you enjoyed it, good luck with George. Thank you.

[@juliealmond9546]

@@freebirdofreason1994 mews ordered deposit to be paid Friday and delivery arranged. Hopefully pick up George mid August. Can't wait.

[@freebirdofreason1994]

@@juliealmond9546 Thats great id be interested to know what you think of your new mews.

[@juliealmond9546]

@@freebirdofreason1994 if ever you are near Powys SY20 let me know and we can meet up. See you at Dave's next though.

[@freebirdofreason1994]

@@juliealmond9546 Thank you.👍

[@kilakila992kilakila2]

My girl was 22 weeks when I picked her up last year and thank God she is quite as a Mouse's. On two occasions she called when she saw me with food but I ignored her and walked away. I don't know if she thought calling was a waste of time with me or she is just a very quite Bird. I think a Harris Hawk is a very smart Bird and can surly learn bad habits as fast as she can learn good ones. So I think we must be or at least try to be one step ahead of them. My advice when working with a Harris is think before you do anything with them. Again super video Pete. Keep them coming.

[@freebirdofreason1994]

Thanks this is a very good and positive comment, we can learn a lot from this . 22 weeks is a fine age. Appreciate you letting us know about your hawk 👍