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The next video will be posted today. I think that the video will be last before the new hunting season. I will create compilation with saker lanner and peregrine falcon soon, look forward to it and I hope you like it.

Looking forward to it

The past hunting season i try to hunt with that saker and it was very cool. Еvery kind of big falcons have their own hunting skills. They are amazing creatures !

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I will try mate !

Which subespecies? I am still surprised with his speed!!!

Thank you mate I appreciate it !

Anything is possible my friend, just contact me on instagram. wingfury96

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This was in her early training phase, at the point where she attacked everything that she sees unsuccessfully as you can see on the video. In the next movie you can witness our moments during the pheasant hunt 🔥

I have no idea mate. I want to try heron hawking with some hybrid falcon…!

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Thank you mate !

Thank you ! My idea was to make videos with different kind of falcons. Like peregrine, lanner, saker I think all kind of falcon are very good hunters but with big difference in flying style.

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I found her in the spice video creator

I did some digging and it is "Daddy's Daughter" by "The Ghosts of Liberty" it's amazing :)

I appreciate it, will do my best. My purpose for creating these videos is to allow falconeers to see hunting scenes so that they get hyped for new successes and to progress further together as a community. There is more to come so stay tuned.

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These here is link to full movie I hope enjoy it ! Peregrine falcon hunting evolution is the name of a movie ! ua-cam.com/video/X8vM6SagxpQ/v-deo.htmlsi=1jNNcAqYlsoIF4Im

The bird prefers to eat on my hand since ducks have a lot of feathers and it sticks to her eyes while she's taking the feathers off. She insists while fighting with the catch on the ground not to interfere while she's neutralizing it, afterwards she signals me with her eyes that it's time to come and pick her up to finish the eating session on my hand with a glove.

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The falcon is female. She fly between 680 and 700 grams !

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Coming soon the next video. Partridge hunting 🎉

Thank you mate. I have English setter for the open field and GSP for crossover terrain.

@@WingFury96 nice ! And you need to know that I was ( am ? ) a Falconer/ Austringer for a few years in my live - so my praise for the condition your Raptor was in and the training you gave to make it a Great 👍 Gos , I started as a Ferret Boy 😂 and I seen many Goshawks Hunt with age 12 , I had good Ferrets and was invited by Austringer s , and I was making some good Tips 🤔 I failed my first Falconer,s test , I just knew it all with 13 and karma got me . Instrucktor Josef Hiebler , that's a long time ago 1978., - during my live I also worked for Claus Fenceloff , and Lothar Askani , and Frank Beebe I knew very well. So my giving you praise,does not come from nothing. I hope to see more videos, and thank you

First year 560 grams when I take it. Flying weight was between 480 and 500 grams. After one week I will start train him again and I will check the weight.

This is the Lanner

Thank you fellow friend, its been two years flying Peregrine and Lanner falcon which are on the same level observing the differencies. In my opinion different elevation techniques such as Lanner has higher height in specific the case with comparing Sekira and Loki. So the different stoop and dive technique during which the lanner falcon has higher success rate catching pigeons. I haven’t been able to measure speed yet, hoping to accomplish it this year. Also he already participated in two competitions, one organised by me personally. As a final note if anyone reading the comments has Sky trails interest do not hesitate to contact me.

@@WingFury96 Yes, I have noticed that Lanner's do have higher success rate in the first years. I was talking to my fried who is hunting sand grouse with Lanner's and Peregrines in Africa. In the beginning he had success with the Lanner, and he wasn't able to catch them with the Peregrine. The trick was, Lanner was slower in the stoop and it could adjust the attack in time in order to predict the sand grouse movement. Peregrine's were faster, but in order for peregrine to be successful it takes longer time to master the high speed stoop. After some time and with more experienced birds they started to catch the grouse with the peregrines on regular basis. He also claims that the peregrine is faster in a stoop and in the level flight, and I have measured my male peregrine at almost 200 km/h from the height of just 140 m! He is just 525 g flying weight, but he is killing cock pheasants that are over 1,5 kg. Since there are a lot of cover where I hunt, I don't go higher than that with my falcons because even if they would fly much faster, there is simply not enough time for them to catch the prey because it would take cover before the falcon would reach it. I have also measured my peregrines at 120 km/h in level flight in no wind conditions. But your Lanner is amazing bird! I have seen your other flights on partridge and that was almost perfect! We are probably going to make the sky trials next year, I will call you for sure. Where are you from?

@@WingFury96 Here are few high speed stoops from my male peregrines: ua-cam.com/users/shortsV_hg3moOUCQ ua-cam.com/users/shortsXwOeMtzc590 ua-cam.com/video/jmcWUjkQqmY/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/ordmAhpVE4s/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/ZKEByL84xvk/v-deo.html And here is for example pheasant kill from just 30 meters height: ua-cam.com/users/shortsF7SRkEWfegw That is immature peregrine male that just started flying!

Very nice ! Before years I have some experience with sparrow hawk. These is my favourite hawk. Really good hunters !!