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[Chris-yoks]

Anyone who has never experienced hunting with birds of prey should talk to some local falconers and try to get out on a hunt with them. It is just an AMAZING experience to see nature up close and personal. There is nothing cruel about it....nothing simply is the way things are. Rabbits breed like....well, rabbits. they are next to the bottom of the food turn sun and dirt into food for turn grass into food for larger prey animals. it doesn't get more natural than NO, meat is not manufactured at a grocery store. It was once an animals are the actual "organic", "free range" version.

[phenomenom]

Dude you literally have the most interesting job out there, there's probably never a dull moment on the job

[gleidson]

Who still waiting for the monitor lizard enter in action?

[lelandsdad]

Awesome to see how comfortable and trusting those bird are of their handlers.

[davidcerullo]

Your hawks are beautiful! The only time I have seen a hawk is in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The hawk was hunting and killing pigeons on the roof of my apartment. There was piles of feathers everywhere. God bless you and God bless the hawks.

[lindarobinson]

Watching about Falcons is very interesting and learning about them is fascinating. Falconry is very ancient form of hunting and enjoyed this very much. Thank you for showing.

[mattgosling]

I used to work a night shift at a shopping centre in Leeds city centre and every Friday morning a guy used to turn up with a Harris hawk in a wooden box and he used to come to the delivery areas at the back of the shop entrances. He would bring his hawk to get rid of all the nuisance pigeons that were always perched up in the roof areas, as soon as he let his bird go loads of pigeons would be flying out into the city centre to get away from the Harris hawk.

[χιση-ζψ]

If mink assistance was needed and things got out of control, I just hope they don't target and attack the mink first. A torn out tail from a hare already tells a lot.

[jacoblewis]

Really like the video. like how people and certain animals hunt together like this.

[mlt]

It seems that those beautiful birds have a life just like your minks. The best of both worlds.

[Eternal-Security]

Awesome video showcasing some of God's most beautiful creations. Thanks!

[CZFanGrrl]

Watching this video makes me believe all is still good, at least in certain parts of the world. Stay safe and healthy; your family, minks and birds depend on you.

[AndrewBrownK]

"And as far as they know, the rabbit's gone!" too funny!!! I can imagine them thinking/saying "What the heck?? this is bullshit, where did it go???"

[jonabbennett]

Wow truly stunning hawks! I loved the chase, it was so epic! Your mink are as effective as ever. 💖 love from england

[catpurrson]

Waching Harris Hawks work is always fun. Thanks for sharing!

[Kapok]

I LOVE hunting with HH's. A well tuned cast is amazing.

[honklerton]

That maneuver @ 5:35 WAS FREAKING These birds of prey can teach fighter pilots a thing or two

[wisewoman]

Thanks, Joe, for more teaching. I didn't know rabbits and hares were two different animals.

[stealthlock]

Every time I watch one of these videos I discover a new favorite animal. Dang it Mink Man you make it hard to pick one!

[phenomenom]

seeing birds of prey, mainly hawks on the floor is so weird, they look like chickens with overgrown claws