Bird Brother: A Falconer's Journey and the Healing Power of Wildlife Free Audiobook Download by Rodney Stotts

In this audiobook, Rodney Stotts shares his experience of how he facilitated the healing process through falconry even though he didn't know what falconry was until one day in 2011. When the book starts, Rodney had just lost his job and was struggling to find a new job and help for his depression, which he describes as severe. He began reading about falconry online and found that it worked for him. After going through the training process, he began to fly with falcons in many different places around the world including Tanzania, Malta, France and Mongolia.

Rodney Stotts was once a professional falconer, but he suffered from a life-shattering injury that made hunting his birds impossible. After trying many treatments, Rodney found out that the story of wild animals and the healing power they have on people are even more profound than bird hunting. This book is about his journey to find the secrets of nature in an effort to regain his health and live as much of a normal life as possible.

An honest memoir about a remarkable young man's lifelong love with birds, the Falconer recounts his struggle to find meaning beyond the daily trials of winged predators. With poignant prose and powerful imagery, Stotts takes readers on a journey that follows in the footsteps of his family legacy and documents the healing power wild animals have had on him and others.

One of the best parts about this audiobook is that it's narrated by one of the author's friends, Rodney Stotts. It provides a unique perspective on the book and makes an already valuable read even more enjoyable.

When Rodney Stotts was a young boy, his father brought home a falcon from their family farm. The moment the bird touched down, it was clear that the story of how this falcon would change the course of Rodney's life had barely begun. For decades, he was a falconer and an avid hunter who specialized in raptors - and now he has mastered hawks and owls as well. This memoir chronicles his journey and introduces us to other individuals who have found healing through the practice of raptorry

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