The Art of Falconry: Roaming the Countryside with Trained Birds of Prey (Hampshire, England)

[@ThatSocratesguy]

Fabulous film quality. And 7 years ago too.

[@DaveQuinn24]

Beautifully filmed. Congratulations

[@jmacdowell]

This brought tears to my eyes. Great work.

[@JunglesinParis]

thanks a bunch, we had a great time working on this with Tommaso & Paul

[@Jordan-hz1wr]

Falconry is an antidote to modern life. YES YES YES AMEN! The VERY reason I got into it!

[@marcherm]

Painfully beautiful.

[@freebirdofreason1994]

Brilliant even the 3rd time I watched it , my first season is almost over , what a lovely experience iv just had, I would of loved to have done this as a younger man but now I have the time, I fly 7 days a week with my Male Harris hawk, he has become a fine hunter, iv become his Career. Nice video sir.

[@pacificmixture]

I learnt Falconry from this guy... Great Tutor and trainer, Now to complete my Workbook and send it for the Lantra Award

[@JunglesinParis]

Wow, cool to hear! We loved the deep connection Paul seems to have for the sport

[@lukatgs384]

Hi I am very interested in falconry and I live in Hampshire where can I find Paul?

[@culturetoronto]

beautiful shots.

[@what2watchyt]

Beautiful to its tradition.

[@matsfreedom]

Tremendous cinematography.

[@afrikandsansir]

Beautiful video work

[@NitroxGamer]

amazing

[@hunting2018]

I love hawks

[@r.french4415]

The Hawks, wow.....

[@KandidReviews]

wow !

[@jujucattys156]

just starting m8 28th session

[@s10m0t10n]

I have so few regrets in my life, but one of them is that I missed my opportunity to take up falconry. I has always called to me, but circumstances would not allow me to answer that call.

[@Jordan-hz1wr]

It’s never ever ever too late my friend.

[@s10m0t10n]

@@Jordan-hz1wr Regrettably, Jordan, uncertain health, poor mobility and advancing age have all conspired to put this particular fascination out of my reach, although I appreciate your positive reply. I feel that if we take on the stewardship of any creature, we owe it to that animal to give it the best possible care and a full, rich life. It's highly unlikely that I could do that, so I'll leave it to those better able to fulfill the role and satisfy myself with some great videos on YT.

[@elise8276]

@@s10m0t10n Perhaps that is true, and you are right that the animal deserves only the most proper handlers, but that does not mean that you cannot involve yourself at all friend! Attend a falconry meet in your state and see the birds up close, volunteer occasionally at a rehab center for raptors near you.

[@Kani_Modaressi]

Why ar they not allowed to see?!??

[@josephking1947]

It keeps them calm there bespoke to each individual hawk,

[@georgehawking9126]

Not a truer word said 👍

[@josephking1947]

Falconry is the Art of getting it right not something that might incidentally happen,

[@kirstinetermansen3426]

No blinded no cages

[@kirstinetermansen3426]

Looking for work horses cows birds dogs International

[@Patriot4TheTree]

I was a manly man, until I watched this video.

[@menlonative2766]

Looks like bird dominatrix

[@hummingbirds986]

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