Eaglehunter Huanjol, Last of his Name

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“Own your identity. Love who you are in the world. Love your deafness.” – said Nyle DiMarco. For thousands of years, nomadic hunters used birds of prey as valuable hunting companions across the northern steppes from Eurasia to China. This was fundamental for acquiring food and furs in the harsh, unforgiving winter months. Here is eagle hunter Huanjol, a legendary master in the traditional art and knowledge (tak) of taming eagles. He has no children. His unique training method, as emphasized by an elder eagle master, is at risk of being lost.