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Horror-Moans is finally here!!! (Patreon)

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2019-05-29 18:37:45
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2026-06
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As my toucans+, you guys are the first to receive this new course on parrot hormones! What they look like, what they don't and how to deal! 

I would absolutely love some video or text testimonials from you guys if you're willing AND you genuinely love the course and find it valuable. You can leave them in comments here or email them in to birdtricks@gmail.com or info@birdtricks.com. This way we can use YOUR words to sell this course to other bird owners out there, which is much more powerful than our own when it comes to this stuff.

I hope you have as much fun watching it as we did filming it! 

Files

Previews only

Horror Moans | BirdTricks Hormones Course

Our full length hormones course on parrots.

Comments

Ashlyn Barnes

Yaaaaaaaaas!! So excited!!! Gonna rush home to watch this 😁😁😁 will report back with a review in a bit!

Bree Therese

I loved this!! It’s incredibly timely as well. I’m rescuing an 18 month old Indian Ringneck this weekend who has been rehomed twice already :( I’ve watched the family friendly parrot video to prepare and am off to the market to start the Birdtricks seasonal diet as guided by your book- but was wondering how I was going to get around the reported cage aggression/territorial behaviour. We’re going to move right to stationing once we can target and I’ll grab a sleeper cage for our bathroom or laundry. How big is an appropriate sleeper cage given they go in to sleep?

Ashlyn Barnes

I have done consults with Jamie and Dave, done home visits, gone on free flight trips, called them screaming when my hormonal bird wouldn’t leave my messy closet (LOL!) and yet I STILL learned so much from this video! Some stuff was just a great reminder (I need to get better on switching the cages around more often!) and other stuff was like they were in my head and addressing issues I’ve currently been having with my extra hormonal blue and gold, Woodrow. Also, on top of all the amazing information, I was also laughing almost the entire time! What fun! Hormones can get to be an awkward topic at times and being able to laugh while still learning is the best. Cannot wait for more courses!!

Caroline Donald

THIS IS GREAT! SUCH AN AMAZING RESOURCE! I LOVE ALL THE INFO AND THE HUMOUR, THANKYOU SO SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS AVAILABLE TO YOUR PATRONS!!! AND YES I'M SHOUTING ON PURPOSE BECAUSE I LOVE IT!!!😀😀😀😀😂😂😂😂😂

Jeanne Okerlund

Thank you for all of this much needed information.

BirdTricks
>>23190044

A sleeper cage is literally just for sleeping so a travel carrier works. If you want to be able to incorporate a meal + sleep you could keep that in consideration too.

Kathy Surber

Wow! I LOVE this! So funny and so educational. You cover many things that never occurred to me as far as aggression due to hormones and how to deal with those issues. You make me think I can do this bird training thing. Thank you for this resource that I know I will return to over and over, because my brain is a sieve. =0 )

BirdTricks
>>23553490

Thanks for this awesome testimonial, Kathy! Would you mind sending me an image to use with it to info@birdtricks.com? 🥰

Wendy Cottingham

This was so great! I have 3 young birds so this is the first Spring I have had to deal with hormones! So many great things to redirect your birds during this frustrating time! Dave and Jamie thanks for this hilarious but educational video!

Jennifer Perez

One of a kind information - I've learned about hormones from watching birds react and reading a myriad of info from many sources. I've never seen anything that focuses exclusively on hormones and explains it so well - really tells you what to look out for. Especially love how you address that people don't realize they are touching their birds inappropriately.