Nice one Dave every day is a school day. Learning all the time thanks again.👍

Super comments Dave, especially the cautionary notes towards the end.

Great video Dave. Very informative and straight to the point. I tailmount my Redtailed Hawk every year. Orly ever lost a deck feather once in 16 years in the very situation that you mentioned, when the bird got tangled up on a fence wire. Great to see the Chilean Blue being worked on. I'm very tempted to give one a go in the future. Keep up the great work.

Cheers Dave

Other gem Dave so helpful

It would be nice to see 1. An accomplished Hood maker with tutorial on making a hood with all materials used. 2. Tutorial on Imping with tail and primary feathers.Making basic furniture, anklets,jesses, leashes and Bewits. 3.many people would like to braid their own furniture maybe someone could give a tutorial on how and what to use. 4.someone that could give a demonstration on how to fit a track pack on their bird, do’s and don’ts. 5.popular now is lamping, someone that could give information on how to start and what birds most suited, I’m sure Kyle has enough knowledge. 6. Now that Vowley is up and running some would like to know how to train and know what falcons are suitable to fly. These are a few subjects that are not generally touched upon when visiting Game fairs.

My question answered dave I’ve just noticed you have a Marshall EZ twist on the birds right leg

I used the plectrum system first season , got ripped out, we reattached and then end of season broke both decks, are permissions are heavy brambles and wooded. Now I use the tail clip, nice and easy, although I did use super gel, I will try the 2 pack glue this year. Dave are the tail clips tools colour coded how can you know which one to order when ordering. Super video 👍

What about falconers who fly with 2 transmitters Dave ?

Can you tail mount the Microsensory units like Kyles Dave?