Yeah just keep hand feeding him and let him come to you rather than you going into his personal space and he should start getting a good reinforcement history and start seeking you out works for me

@@lifeofgazfishing1873 thanks for the tip 1 more thing I want to ask you from your experience how much time it will take my owl to get attached with me

Would love to get back out and do some more but just got a busy life the last couple of years

Newspaper is good tried and tested, but kitchen roll cold work might dry them out to much tho or cling film but they might go to wet and turn to mush

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Yeah calf leather you can get from any falconry supply

Thanks 👍 if your struggling with biting but he will hand feed from you you could try asking for a behaviour that the bird already knows before the biting starts and use the behaviours to give him a better option than biting as it will get to the seeds down the route of cooperation rather than aggression hope that helps

@@lifeofgazfishing1873 thanks so much bro I really appreciate you taking the time to reply, if you could maybe also give some tips on how to let me pet him, he seems to either always bite or run away but he's comfortable eating from my hand, any advice would really help alot💯💯💯

Unfortunately iv not been in ages as life just got to busy

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Hahaha no bird takes that long all you got to do is work to there strengths and 10 days is easy

Oh dear there not normally like that but I guess there's one in every bunch

It's not looked after anyone there is so much weed that I wouldn't Imagen you would get many clear spots to cover

Sorry I don't have the dimensions for them all I do is get a bit of stick that's the same sort of size as the birds leg and make it around that as a guide

Personally I don't I would just make sure I'm inside so they can't go to far

Definitely a male DNA and fly's at a males weight

@@lifeofgazfishing1873 ah right i thought females have the spots pal

@@davidbarr4048 that's true with British, European and some others, but mine isn't a British owl mine is a hybrid all of the chicks and the adult pair have spots both male and females

Yeah there are the carp iv never fished for them, pike as in the video, there is 1 catfish iv seen pictures of, but there are also some roach, and lots of perch, I did a video float fishing and coulght loads of small perch it looks to be a fairly healthy ecosystem in that lake

Just bits of chick or mice and give them the body's when there back in the enclosure

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If you haed to Fleetwood the road is called Chatsworth avenue and it's strait out from there at low water

No worries man, if it's really young then feed it pinkie mice but remove the milk from the stomach, if it's a week or 2 old feed it chopped mice, once feeding on them fine start feeding bigger chunks untill it will take whole mice, I keep them on a rodent diet untill thire feathers have developed before feeding chicks, what's your long term plans for the bird

@@lifeofgazfishing1873 I released the owl because I can't handle these food. I just rescued to safe his life I want to train but I can't arrange mice

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Yeah with him, some do it some don't but like most he grew out of it

Thanks man liked makeing the videos

@@lifeofgazfishing1873 keep up the great work I'm trying to become a regular at the gym wall but I live in Leyland (near Preston) but I don't drive so I rely on my uncle and cousin when they come fishing

@@what-the-hook-fishing yeah it's not bad the gym as long as you know how to fish the conditions and what to do at what time in the tide, but if your coming from that far try a little further up and fish the beach at 5bar gate by the back of rossal school of you have a tripod I have had some good fishing trips there it fishes bast with a westerly around 10mph the same for the back of Fleetwood golf course

Dabs are the best to tell apart as they have a ruff texture to the scales if you run your finger from tale to head, plaice and flounder aren't as easy but place you can see the herring bones on the white side a bit, have a smaller mouth to head size and a more rounded tail. flounder have a solid white side without seeing any herring bones, a bigger mouth to head size, and a more square end to the tail hope that helps.

Hia man I just got to busy and unfortunately after work and family theres not enough time left to fish at the moment

@@lifeofgazfishing1873 thats ok, was just worried about you

@@philiphodgkinson6342 thanks man but I'm all good hope your well

Hia I feed bits of the whole food my birds are on chicks mice rats and quail so I tend to use the legs wings tails ect and feed the body's whole

Get them in the garage by the grapes pub mate

Yeah got nets but when there's lots of fish coming up just hand ball them like fishing off the rocks or a wall

Hia mark go on tides that are over 8m as smaller tides won't on over the beds that much, you should see cast all the way along the front mainly in patches tho, I find they pump better as the tide turns just don't get cut off, if you need anymore advice give me a shout

@@lifeofgazfishing1873 cheers mate could do with meeting up with you one weekend im only in bolton, ive just bought a pump so need to use it at some point cheers pal

@@MarkPerry-fk1ot iv not had any time to fish in ages life just got to busy unfortunately, new pumps are hard to start with after a bit of use they go really nice and easy just need to ware the washers in a bit first

Hia thanks I'm glad you found it useful, this is just the first video of 5 I did on owls and training I did do one on screeching, he was a noisy bird when he was young I got him at 6 weeks old, and this video was filmed from when he was about 9 weeks on words I think, he is quiet now he's has matured but I can call him to get him to call back if I need to

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Yeah was good I treated them like working birds more than pets, but they where kept constant with there training and never had an issue, depends what you want from your bird they can be good but they do have a reputation for being very hard to work with

@@lifeofgazfishing1873 I went ahead and put a deposit on him. I am pretty realistic (more or less, lol) about my expectations with him. Wish me luck! They aren't super common here in the middle of the states, but I am going to casually keep an eye out for a lady for him, also. They apparently clipped his wings, but I'll let them grow out. My opinion has always been, if you want an animal that doesn't fly, get a hamster. Thank you for your response :-)

@@cat456456 sorry for the late reply, I hope you get on well with him, his wings grow back in well, and he regains his confidence to fly again. I'm with you on clipping birds, in my bird shows in work I have 26 birds 25 are all full winged the one that isn't had the tip of his wing amputated when he was a chick so he would never fly but that happened 15 years before I started working with him, it's the problem with privet breeders

Nice one there good to do stuff with small parrots

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It's a good little spot there

There are shallow sections but I wouldn't know how safe it is as iv not fished this river that much