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    Default Eagles on hares: the video

    For those who may be interested, we just added a great little video to the European Section of the website with footage from the Austrian Field Meet held in October near the ancient ruins of Falkenstien Castle.

    Stephen Lea and I were there on hand to film this, each with his own Canon 7D in hand, a most deluxe and capable camera that also shoots HD through those nice lenses.

    You can see it here.

    Many of these eagles are imprints, yet they are puppy dogs to handle and work with.

    Enjoy.
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    Okay, I will be the first..............Man, I wish I had several beaters on foot slips into open fields like that. Wait, on second thought, I don't. I only watched a few minutes. Had to turn it off. Not what I call hunting or sport. Okay, go ahead and slam me now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tony123abc View Post
    Okay, I will be the first..............Man, I wish I had several beaters on foot slips into open fields like that. Wait, on second thought, I don't. I only watched a few minutes. Had to turn it off. Not what I call hunting or sport. Okay, go ahead and slam me now.
    Well, see if you can keep watching a little bit longer and then you'll see more escapes, great timing maneuvers by the hares (and a great flip) all happening later in the video.

    Maybe we should have done it the other way around?
    RB

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    okay, I will give it a shot. But only because you asked me to.
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    watched it all. Not my cup of tea. I don't think I would fit in with the German hawking crowd. Good filming though.
    tony

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    Austrians..tony Austrians...the Germans always get blamed for the bad things the Austrians do.
    **joke**
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    Sorry, I shall remember next time. Now I feel bad.
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    Robert in my opinion that was an excellent video the filming was great and the song fit well. I might be wrong but it seems like allot of those hares were planted and not wild which is not my cup of tea but I'm sure allot of other countries lack the amount of game that we have. Overall great job.
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    Quote Originally Posted by conorhawk View Post
    Robert in my opinion that was an excellent video the filming was great and the song fit well. I might be wrong but it seems like allot of those hares were planted and not wild which is not my cup of tea but I'm sure allot of other countries lack the amount of game that we have. Overall great job.
    DITTO!

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    Great flights and filming! I'd love to go watch that and be part of the festivities surrounding a get together like that.
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    This is the tipical hunt in Austria. Belive me the hares are all wild.
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    Go to Amarillo, that is pretty much how the jacks are there except you don't usually get that close to them before they flush. And of course, the wind is usually howling at 25 or 30 mph. LOL
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    Looked like a lot of bagged quarry,each to there own.

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    Nice video Robert.
    But this are real hares " with heart " typical Spanish.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUrnt...eature=related

    Cheers from Spain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TitÃ*n View Post
    Nice video Robert.
    But this are real hares " with heart " typical Spanish.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUrnt...eature=related

    Cheers from Spain.
    Yep, now that Jack has some lungs! Great video!
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    Hey Robert,

    Was this filmed with your Canon?

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    They are really wild hares. Bud Brown hares have(somethimes) the habit of staying quit down when danger comes! They hope you will pass them by. Bud for all the ones that are staying down, you've got 4 time more of them going on the run miles before you can get near them!

    It is still falconry, so no succes on each flight!

    ATB Jan

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