Trapping a Red-Tailed Hawk with Master Falconer Bare Hands Beran

[@tombrabant7097]

great video cant wait to see your new monster female.

[@WildlifeCommandCenter]

She’s going to be awesome, stay tuned!

[@JustStop19]

Why do you decided to start using AI for the thumbnails?

[@WildlifeCommandCenter]

Well, I use AI for everything and I'm getting better and better with it and if you didn't know, AI is the future and those of us that embrace it and start using it and understand it and get better results will be way ahead of the game at some point.

[@RickBrocious]

Enjoyed watching

[@TheMountainDad]

Is this the same video from a couple years ago? I feel like I remember seeing an adult get you before 😂

[@WildlifeCommandCenter]

Mostly the same video, added some tweeks.

[@PariahQuail]

I’m gonna tweak an old dog trainer’s saying for you.. the only thing two falconers can agree on is the third guy they’re watching is doing it all wrong 😂 I think this applies to any discipline that is highly specialized and difficult to learn without access to competent people… Like if you agree Also love your videos and appreciate what you do for the hawks with knocking out their parasite loads. Good ol’ Sevan Dust

[@WildlifeCommandCenter]

Hey there @PariahQuail - www.youtube.com/@WildlifeCommandCenter/shorts Bare Hands Beran here aka "Michael" I really appreciate the validation and praise, it's a huge pick me up from the normal KZbin negativity, thanks for the support! If you were entertained with that video then check these videos out!

[@angelgreen3532]

Pretty foolish and setting a poor example taking the birds off the trap without a glove. It isn't tough or cool and doesn't make you look like an experienced handler. It just makes you look foolish.

[@WildlifeCommandCenter]

Hi @angelgreen3532! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You make an important point about safety when handling wild animals. Gloves are indeed a key part of safely managing wildlife, as they provide both protection for the handler and minimize stress for the animal. It's always crucial to prioritize the well-being of the animal and the safety of the handler. We strive to set a good example in all of our work, and your feedback is a helpful reminder of how we can improve. We’ll definitely take this into account moving forward to ensure we’re handling animals in the safest and most responsible way possible. Thank you for caring about the safety of wildlife and sharing your perspective! #WildlifeSafety #AnimalHandling #WildlifeConservation #SafetyFirst #WildlifeEducation #CompassionForAnimals #WildlifeCommandCenter If you’d like to learn more about wildlife rescue and the best handling practices, feel free to check out our channel for more informative content! [Wildlife Command Center KZbin](kzbin.info).