Really nice down to earth video. subject was really well covered. I don't know much about the breeding side of falconry, now I know a lot more. Those "bagged" incubators are a smart idea. I'll keep an eye on this channel when I have some video suggestions I'll let you know.
Your video is also full of knowledge but the people who knows about artificial insemination or breeding they don't need this video to watch but the people who don't even a single process of breeding for them make a very step by step video from starting till baby raised. As the chamber structure temperature environment mistakes that new person can do the things in breeding must be remember each and every thing from basic to the end .thanks for your work❤❤
Great video would love to see you drilling eggs and what tools you use and what time into incubation you would drill. V ery enjoyable please keep them coming
Some use food to get them past the fear of the hat if they have one , some males just do it but personally I like to get them on the hat as youngsters , jerkins ( male gyrs ) are very playful and I like to use that to make a game of “ on the hat “ soon as they’ve got feathers even if it just means placing a hat near enough to their block so they can jump on it
Great stuff sir, Ben woodruff from Utah he is also doing good work on you tube channel according to falconry and I watch his videos and appreciate him and I also appreciate you for your work that share techniques and experience as I am in pakistan the pakistan is not advanced enough as foreign countries to do things like artificial insemination and breeding birds of prey. Being a falconer I have a lot of interest in falconry and breeding falconry birds one of best merlin type red headed merlin this species are really in danger at this moment because of illegal trapping it is also my dream to set a breeding set up on my own expenses to save this precious species.I have seen alot of videos subscribe many channels and collected data and give them sequence to understand process of breeding.these birds are friendly as pets but wild bird breeding that I want to know about more as captive breeding.
Thank you for your wholesome feedback. It is exactly the response we had hoped for from our content. We love what we do and appreciate there will be many people who know what they’re doing but wanted to offer some guidance for anyone interested or curious. We hope our videos have helped you even a little. Thanks again ☺️
Again Thanks. I hope you will guide us on breeding but you have to guide those people who are totally new and fresh as early school child😂 hope you will enhance our experience and knowledge. well wishes from pakistan❤
We will provide plenty content and hopefully help you on your journey. Let us know if you have any questions as we will be making a video this weekend covering all questions & answers ☺️
Okay,which is best months of breeding of falcons or how to get breed from wild captured pair of falcons as captive breeding. Secondly can we get semen from captured wild male falcon and inseminate forcefully to wild captured female will it work will female falcon breed.
Thanks Jeff, another brilliantly explained video. Do you inseminate before the first egg is laid & what is the best time to inseminate before the next egg is due?
Fantastic question, we’re planning a Q&A video to cover all the questions asked in the comments section of the video so stay tuned for that and we’ll be sure to cover this!
Hi Johnny, yes I inseminate prior first egg soon as they start bagging up . I also as I say on the video do after the egg and a day or so after . I never inseminate 12 hrs or less befor an egg is due . I did lots when I worked in the gulf instead of after the egg and none or next to none were fertile . Hope this answers the question
Very interesting video, quite the process. Are your birds bred to order or do you breed x amount of pure and x amount of hybrids? Just curious. Bit of a change from the brick laying!
Always nice to See how others do it 😊 nice content good Job and I really like your data system.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really nice down to earth video. subject was really well covered. I don't know much about the breeding side of falconry, now I know a lot more. Those "bagged" incubators are a smart idea. I'll keep an eye on this channel when I have some video suggestions I'll let you know.
Thank you, we’re thrilled people can learn something from our videos! 😊
Straight to the point worth to see video keep it up
Thank you 🙏🏼
Great video 👌👍
Thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks for uploading Jeff, great explanation, the computer program looks amazing as I'm rubbish with technology!
Your video is also full of knowledge but the people who knows about artificial insemination or breeding they don't need this video to watch but the people who don't even a single process of breeding for them make a very step by step video from starting till baby raised. As the chamber structure temperature environment mistakes that new person can do the things in breeding must be remember each and every thing from basic to the end .thanks for your work❤❤
If you have any questions we’d be happy to cover those in our upcoming Q&A video!
Very informative video very well put together.
Very much appreciate the feedback 🙏🏼
Great video very informative keep them coming
Pleased you enjoyed it ☺️
Great video would love to see you drilling eggs and what tools you use and what time into incubation you would drill. V
ery enjoyable please keep them coming
Hi Paul, thank you! If you check out our Handling Falcon Eggs video on our page we touch on drilling our eggs!
Hi Jeff enjoyed the video, how to you encourage the males onto the hats?
That’s an excellent question. We will include it in our Q&A mini this weekend coming! Thanks for watching
Some use food to get them past the fear of the hat if they have one , some males just do it but personally I like to get them on the hat as youngsters , jerkins ( male gyrs ) are very playful and I like to use that to make a game of “ on the hat “ soon as they’ve got feathers even if it just means placing a hat near enough to their block so they can jump on it
great video
Thank you 🙏🏼
Great stuff sir, Ben woodruff from Utah he is also doing good work on you tube channel according to falconry and I watch his videos and appreciate him and I also appreciate you for your work that share techniques and experience as I am in pakistan the pakistan is not advanced enough as foreign countries to do things like artificial insemination and breeding birds of prey. Being a falconer I have a lot of interest in falconry and breeding falconry birds one of best merlin type red headed merlin this species are really in danger at this moment because of illegal trapping it is also my dream to set a breeding set up on my own expenses to save this precious species.I have seen alot of videos subscribe many channels and collected data and give them sequence to understand process of breeding.these birds are friendly as pets but wild bird breeding that I want to know about more as captive breeding.
Thank you for your wholesome feedback. It is exactly the response we had hoped for from our content. We love what we do and appreciate there will be many people who know what they’re doing but wanted to offer some guidance for anyone interested or curious. We hope our videos have helped you even a little. Thanks again ☺️
Again Thanks. I hope you will guide us on breeding but you have to guide those people who are totally new and fresh as early school child😂 hope you will enhance our experience and knowledge. well wishes from pakistan❤
We will provide plenty content and hopefully help you on your journey. Let us know if you have any questions as we will be making a video this weekend covering all questions & answers ☺️
Okay,which is best months of breeding of falcons or how to get breed from wild captured pair of falcons as captive breeding. Secondly can we get semen from captured wild male falcon and inseminate forcefully to wild captured female will it work will female falcon breed.
We will address your questions in our next video so keep an eye on the channel ☺️
Thanks Jeff, another brilliantly explained video.
Do you inseminate before the first egg is laid & what is the best time to inseminate before the next egg is due?
Fantastic question, we’re planning a Q&A video to cover all the questions asked in the comments section of the video so stay tuned for that and we’ll be sure to cover this!
Hi Johnny, yes I inseminate prior first egg soon as they start bagging up . I also as I say on the video do after the egg and a day or so after . I never inseminate 12 hrs or less befor an egg is due . I did lots when I worked in the gulf instead of after the egg and none or next to none were fertile . Hope this answers the question
Very interesting video, quite the process. Are your birds bred to order or do you breed x amount of pure and x amount of hybrids? Just curious. Bit of a change from the brick laying!
Hi Matthew , we breed mainly hybrids and a few pure gyrs . We keep and female peregrines for us