Falconry | Harris Hawk Belle Begins Training

Published 2018-10-05
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All Comments (21)
  • There's just something extra special watching someone connect with a raptor. She's incredible 😌
  • @amandaprice1846
    So glad to see she's progressing exactly as you hoped. Very nice you're already getting the tail wiggle greeting from her. Look to watching her training from the beginning & see her develop her adult feathers!
  • @CarrieAnn77
    Wow she is a strikingly gorgeous Hawk. Even her baby coloration at the moment is beautiful.
  • @tosca8571
    Lovely to see Belle's first few days, and what an amazing location for her to train with her human friend.
  • @dianab9267
    Awesome photography Susan! Thank you for sharing Belle with us Martin, she's beautiful!
  • @128789842
    I always appreciate you Martin.... You're the gorgeous nature and falconiformes lover person... Congratulations...
  • @loveofeagles003
    Great video. I will be tuning in to watch miss Belle on her journey. I hope that you will continue to post as I am very interested!!! 💕💞💕💞💕💞💕💞💕
  • @joyporcella81
    This man is my hero. I feel honored to have him share his love to me. I am very happy he shares his hopes and fear with us. Thank you making tears of joy so liberating
  • @mikeflight9
    Belle is a beauty. She is coming along fast by the looks of it. Great work as always.👍
  • @paulyhoffmann
    Beautiful. Looks like a Tennessee mountain poem would read.
  • @CC-xk6cp
    Hi again! Just amazing Martin. A very special passion and gift you have. A whisperer for sure! You take excellent vids Susan and love your standard poodle! I bred trained and showed toys and miniatures and adore them! I greatly admire you both for the team you make and what you do!! Thx again...
  • @yvonnestahl
    Martin once again the training video, has calmed my nerves cause I get feelings, similar to what you say these birds of pray feel.
  • @angeleyes7417
    This is so interesting and very educational . Beautiful patterns different side and the back of her! Just beautiful markings. I hope he will continually keep filming and share his training and knowledge. His wife is helpful and very unselfish in all the time it takes and filming these wonderful different birds. Thank you both. Really enjoy the sharing information. I bought your book. Hope to support you a little more later
  • "we're very, very nice people" is an understatement!!! Beyond nice Susan and Martin. Poor Cody, awwwww, saying please play with me daddy. Awwwwwwwwww.