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Brian Mann

On the Kansas prairie, a master falconer develops a unique bond with birds of prey

Monte Markley with his prairie falcon Storm in a field near August, Kansas. He says he fell in love with raptors as a kid because of a book and a hawk in a box. (Brian Mann/NPR)

Just after dawn, Monte Markley gears up on his farm near Augusta, in southern Kansas. He pulls on a special hunting vest and camouflage cap.

"This is a bull-riding glove," Markley says, tugging on a bright yellow glove that he uses as a falconing gauntlet.

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