The Cooper's Hawk: a day in training...
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Awesome video, well put together! Happy hawking!
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@Aaronsworlddotcom I'll upload ASAP. Hectic long work days, cutting trees tomorrow. Will let you know when. Yes, we can see 2 from a slight ground elevation. Can barely see due to ivy & leaves. Thanks, TRL
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Can you describe your manning process? When you said this was a week into training, was this a week after capture?
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Nice little coopers and good training methods but I'm a little concerned that you have given out so much information to the general public. Don't want just anyone trying this without a permit you know.
Any other vids of him hunting?
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It would be cool to have the video without the distraction of the music.
BobFinger1337 7 months ago
@BobFinger1337
yeah but without a mic, and all different clips put together it sounds weird... try your volume knob...
Aaronsworlddotcom 7 months ago
Nice. Just found and filmed a Cooper and her nest with 2 large juveniles in the back yard. Man they can fly through the trees! If they were chipmunk hunters I'd like to rope-in and adopt one. Doubt that's legal here as they're not abandoned. Don't have the time or space to train either.
TheLimbReaper 8 months ago
@TheLimbReaper
I would love to see it. The coops around here have only 10-15 day old young all fluffy and just starting to grow feathers. I would love to see the footage. Usually they have 3-4/nest. You need to be a general class falconer to train and fly a coopers hawk. watching and filming can be just as fun. Can you see down into the nest from your yard?
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Aaronsworlddotcom 8 months ago
Shes a beatiful bird. How much does she usually weigh on a hunting day.
Kjredtail 10 months ago
@Kjredtail
It has been A while but I think she was low 400's, males are 300ish
Aaronsworlddotcom 10 months ago