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Here’s Video #1 of a three-part series I’m sending all my subscribers courtesy of my good friend and Parrot Behavior Specialist, Chet Womach over the next 2 weeks…

There’s no catch. These videos are really free…

See, Chet is just 2 weeks away from releasing tickets to his first-ever “Advanced Parrot Training, Handling, and Health Seminar” that he’ll be hosting at a world-class resort in Florida this coming January.

So to celebrate, he’s giving away this FREE Sneak Preview of the caliber of parrot training secrets he’ll be revealing for the first time ever, live on stage, at this event in this special three-part video series.

In video #1, you’ll discover the secret to NEVER being afraid of getting bitten or nipped by your bird again by learning to read what I call your parrot’s “Fear Feather’s.”

This training principle is so powerful, and so effective, you’ll be able to use it to guarantee your spouse, kids, other family members and friends can handle your bird safely, without ever getting bitten, too!

To watch it now, visit: https://www.birdtricks.com/watchthevideos

And pay attention to your email… Because I’ll be sending you TWO MORE free videos like this one over the next 2 weeks!

Enjoy…

Michael Camire
Bird Buffet N Things

P.S. On this page, you’ll also find out how you can qualify to win over $5,000 in parrot training supplies and private consultations.

Visit https://www.birdtricks.com/watchthevideos to get all the details.

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This weekend I attended the Panama City FL Exotic Bird Fair and had the opportunity to meet Linda Morrow, Professional Bird Trainer and Educator. What an experience it was to watch Linda in action using clicker training with a Blue and Gold Macaw.

Linda has been presenting educational and entertaining parrot shows since 1995. She has been partners in a parrot retail business, co-produced two day bird fairs, hand raised birds, trained and tamed birds. She only uses positive reinforcement methods without force or punishment.

Linda has traveled around the country teaching other parrot owners how to train their birds and improve their relationships. She has even appeared on the national TV show, “The View” with her birds. She has written articles for several avian publications and been interviewed by “Bird Talk Magazine”.

Some of the venues Linda has presented talks and training demonstrations are:

• The American Federation of Aviculture
• The Ann Arbor Caged Bird Club Fair
• The Northwest Ohio Bird Club
• The Motor City Bird Club
• Cockatoo Downs Walkabout
• The Great Lakes Avicultural Society’s Bird Club
• The Big Bend Bird Club
• The Northern Illinois Parrot Society Seminar
• The National Parrot Rescue and Preservation Foundation Seminar
• Exotic Bird Society of America
• Panama City Exotic Bird Fair

If you would like more information about Linda Morrow and what she can do to help you or your club, please visit http://www.avitrain.com/.

Yours,

Michael Camire
Bird Buffet N Things
Birds, Birds & More Birds Sanctuary

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Do you know the best way to get your parrot to talk?

I’ll give you a hint…

A guy by the name of Chet Womach, over at Bird Tricks has discovered some powerful strategies for getting parrots to talk.

He calls it the ‘instincts factor’ and is getting amazing results with it. You can see exactly how it works at his website below.

http://locatereviews.com/1306682476

It will only take you a few minutes to hash over the information and see eactly what you have been missing when it comes to teaching your parrot how to talk.

And just in case you were wondering, the exotic bird training method talked about at the above website works for all parrots. If your parrot has a hooked shaped bill, no matter how small or big he is, these methods will work for you.

I’ve personally seen these strategies in action and a lot of people have used them to train their birds to not just talk, but talk on cue… Saying whatever their owners want, Whenever their owners want.

Here’s the webpage that shows you what I’m talking about again: http://locatereviews.com/1306682476

Enjoy,

Michael Camire
Bird Buffet N Things
www.birdbuffetnthings.com

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