A Vietnamese Man Hunting With An Eagle In The Middle Of The Mongolian Winter

The seemingly inviolable land, far from the outside world, is very difficult to set foot in, has a special attraction to Duong Quoc Thang. In 1987, Da Nang) quit his job as an engineer in the Netherlands to pursue his passion for movement. He went on a winter exploration trip in Mongolia from March 15 to February 22, Thang and 18 members of the group joined the migration with the Kazakh tribe who lived with eagles in the western end and went to the taiga. Find the Tsataan tribe to breed reindeer in the northern region bordering Russia. Mongolia is an unforgettable dream for those who have ever come here, nomadic families drive camel cattle, goats, sheep and horses from the east across the Altai to the west to avoid blizzards, cold winds and looking for green, nutrient-rich meadows

. Each Kazakh hunter has a role in keeping the herd stable and not lost, and hunting with eagles is the traditional hunting of the Kazakh tribe during winter. They often go in groups, riding horses up cliffs, high mountains with good views. After detecting the prey, the eagle opened its eyes and was ready to hear orders to fly down to capture prey The golden eagle has a cruising speed of 200 km / h.



With its sharp claws, it can swoop down foxes, rabbits, and even wolves, and is an integral part of the Kazakh nomadic culture. Horse racing is also their favorite sport during the competition. Thang shared: “Being able to live a free life, doing the work you are passionate about is precious. The stories I tell today will probably be only memories - memories of original lands that risk disappearing under the pressure of globalization. ”Two generations in one portrait. Residential, bulky and oversized furniture will arrive first and haul by truck. Hunters and herds of cattle will cross the mountain later Vietnamese visitors take a commemorative photo with the documentary crew of photographer Timmothy Allen, a BBC collaborator in the popular documentary series "Human Planet" .



The section about the Kazakh savannah and culture of Kazakh eagle hunting was filmed in Mongolia in 2010, people setting up campfires, singing and dancing together on their final night in the taiga before the farewell day turns their heads down. Mountain. Mongolians often take great pride in singing songs in praise of the country's natural beauty and parental love. The bud is quite benign. During the season, the Tsataans often cut off their horns to prevent the adults from bumping into each other when fighting for grass. The reindeer plays an important role in the Tsaatan life from survival to culture and spirituality. They often move continuously to thicker snow to avoid the wolves, and keep the reindeer safe. In the thick snow, wolves cannot catch up with the reindeer.



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