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blanked wrote:This is the best thread ever. Any videos of your dog and falcon working together on grouse or huns. Any upland birds that give your team a real challenge

No Videos of hunting but here is a video of my company and what we do;

http://youtu.be/uv_2u64R0eA

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This is the best thread ever. Any videos of your dog and falcon working together on grouse or huns. Any upland birds that give your team a real challenge Thank you bud, My personal favorite game to pursue with the falcons is the Sage Grouse, "the cadillac of game birds". Not only for their size, bu...

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how do you accomadate the birds after hunting and all nite while on the road. Do they just sit in the cab of your vehicle except when hunting Here is a visual of the way the birds transport, they also spend the night in the same place. During the day, after they have flown, they sit on a perch, unh...

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Heading home for a cup of hot chocolate super charged with Baileys...

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The falcon took a 1500' pitch and held position for a few minutes, when i.e. was all over I noticed he had ice forming on his face...

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Holding point for 25 min at -15f

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cutting the bird loose

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pointing grouse in the cotton fields

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Anticipation

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Bitter cold at -15f

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Winter finally arrived, and it is not pretty

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Lucipher the sky cutter

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Vision wrote:And to add to your luck, you find a partner to enjoy it all with. You lucky "bleep".

Thank you bud, I deserve your kind complement, no hard feelings here…. lol

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the take off

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Priceless

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Another brace of mallards taken by Beckie

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I could be labeled the luckiest "bleep" on the face of the planet, every year I spend 2.5 months between MT, WY, NE, ID chasing my dream.

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running off the piss and vinegar before the days training

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The 11 month old pups are coming along, we shall see if they have the run and the nose to meet the standard of the team, every 3 years I buy 2 new pups from different breeding and allow them to mature and socialize till they are 10 months old, then the soft training starts and usually by 18 months, ...

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This whole operation revolves around this pups ability to run wide and find the grouse...

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"She loves me yah yah yaaah"

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The cadillac of game species for high flying falcons

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Another one bites the dust

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"I love pointing grouse dad" She whispered...

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The pupa are getting big

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A happy ending!

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a fine brace of mallards with a goshawk

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another Sage Grouse

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More Sage Grouse

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Sage Grouse

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Lucky to call this gorgeous women my fiancé, she is an avid falconer too, flying a female North American Goshawk.

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preparing for the hunt

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These two pups are the upcoming generation still 10 months old

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one in the bag

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pointing Sage Grouse

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Lost Tommy last year and since then my new female pointer has come into prime, here are a few pixs from our recent adventures...

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It is an amazing sight watching a peregrine stoop its pray at 280+ miles an hour.
Glad you liked it!

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Thank you for sharing those links

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Thank you,
your friend has a classy breeding project. It is certainly a lifestyle for most of us.

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Nutmeg247 wrote:Really nice production quality, and beautiful birds and dogs.

Where do the pointers you use come from?

Thank you Nutmeg247, the footage was shot with a Red camera, very high end camera often used for full feature movies.

My pointers are bred by Steve Buffet in ID

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Yes indeed, I handle them everyday and I'm still fascinated by their grace.

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Please view an amazing video spot shot for Falcon Force LLC, our english pointers are a very big part of our bird abatement program.

http://youtu.be/uv_2u64R0eA

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Although I live in the Mecca of pheasant hunting, I would rather pursue prairie chickens and sharptails, as they take me to wilder country, with fewer fences, roads, and people. I can let my dogs range as far as they please, and prairie grouse hold better for pointers than pheasants do, at least th...

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Other, Sage Grouse, wide open country and serious dog work where a dog is required to run on the horizon, I am a falconer so it is a little different game plan.
My other favorites are;

Sharptailed Grouse, Prairie Chickens, and Huns

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Hen Mallard

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Ringer

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Ace On Mallard

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Season wrap up

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