Back in the 1980s, hiking in the mountains was also a way of life

Chapter 1129 Joint Operation
Having successfully kicked Little Gold away, the rabbit seized the opportunity, leaped with all its might, spun around in mid-air, and ran desperately towards the bushes behind Little Gold.

To be fair, this rabbit is really clever. Its escape route is right in Xiao Jin's blind spot, and its escape angle is also perfect for using Xiao Jin's body to block Da Jin's view.

What's most impressive is that its "rabbit kicking an eagle" move is also quite skillfully executed.

Thus, the rabbit's series of amazing maneuvers and positioning caused Da Jin and Xiao Jin, despite their high speed, to be delayed by a second or two in their movements. It was clear that it was too late to catch up.

Just as the rabbit was only four or five meters away from the bushes, and it might only take a second, or even less, for the rabbit to disappear into the bushes, a dark shadow flashed across the sky and shot straight toward the rabbit.

The speed was so fast that anyone not paying attention to it might think their eyes were playing tricks on them.

Then, in that instant, without even seeing what happened, the running rabbit was knocked to the ground.

However, it's clear that the rabbit is unharmed, because it rolled right back up after falling and immediately took off running again.

Just then, another dark shadow flashed by, and before anyone could see what it was doing, the rabbit was flipped over once again.

This time, just as the rabbit stood up, Da Jin was in place. Immediately afterwards, the rabbit was grabbed by Da Jin and lifted into the air.

Looking up, I could finally see that the two dark figures from before were the two eagles, Da Cang and Xiao Cang.

It's obvious that if Da Cang and Xiao Cang weren't there today, this rabbit would definitely have been able to escape.

At the same time, it must be admitted that the four eagles are now working together perfectly.

Of course, although the rabbit was eventually caught by Da Jin, its performance was legendary.

If it weren't for the four eagles working together, it would have definitely escaped. Conversely, the fact that it took four eagles working together to catch the rabbit makes it a truly honorable defeat.

And you know what? The old saying, "When a rabbit gets old, it's hard for an eagle to catch it," is absolutely true and has stood the test of time.

The scene before them left Wang An and Huang Zhong completely stunned, deeply shocked.

It should be noted that from the moment Wang An ordered Da Jin and Xiao Jin to catch the rabbit, to the moment Da Jin successfully caught the rabbit and took it into the sky, less than half a minute had passed.

What happened in that half-minute was astonishing; it was almost unbelievable.

Whether it was the rabbit's perfect maneuvering or the four eagles' coordinated actions, it all seemed quite incredible.

After a while, Da Jin flew back to Wang An's side with the rabbit.

The rabbit was not dead yet and was still struggling. However, its head and the back of its neck were firmly gripped by the golden eagle's claws, which had dug deep into the rabbit's fur. The rabbit's entire body was suspended in the air, so it could not get any leverage.

When Da Jin flew to Wang An's side, the rabbit was finally released by the eagle's claws, and the rabbit fell heavily in front of Wang An.

Before the rabbit could react, Wang An bent down, reached out and pressed it down, grabbed its ears, and lifted it up.

"What a plump rabbit! It must weigh about five pounds." Wang An chuckled as he handed the rabbit to Huang Zhong, saying:
"How was it? Watching the eagle catch the rabbit was satisfying, wasn't it? Hahahaha!"

Huang Zhong excitedly took the rabbit, nodding repeatedly as he said:
"Mmm, that was so satisfying, so incredibly satisfying!"

Not to mention Huang Zhong, even Wang An had never seen four eagles hunting together before, and he found it very interesting to watch.

After Huang Zhong took the rabbit, Wang An took out a rope, tied up the rabbit's four legs, and casually put it into a sack.

After tying up the rabbit, Wang An waved his left hand at the four eagles, put his right thumb and forefinger into his mouth, and three short and loud whistles rang out.

Then, Da Jin slowly landed on Wang An's left shoulder, followed by Xiao Jin on Wang An's right shoulder, while Da Cang and Xiao Cang landed together on Wang An's left forearm.

Wang An stroked each of the four eagles one by one as encouragement, and then said to them:
"Alright, you guys are too heavy, go fly away on your own."

After all four eagles took off and circled above Wang An's head, Wang An led Huang Zhong and the other man on a stroll.

In these mountains, besides mice and squirrels, the most numerous animals are probably rabbits.

However, falconry, especially hunting with golden eagles, is best suited to sparsely wooded forests, open meadows, or areas with little vegetation.

The main problem is that golden eagles are too big to maneuver properly in dense forests.

Soon, Wang An and his companion spotted another rabbit. Under Wang An's command, Xiao Jin swiftly attacked, capturing the rabbit with a single dive. Da Jin, Da Cang, and Xiao Cang were unable to offer any assistance.

However, this rabbit is not very big, weighing only a little over three pounds.

Then, around 5 p.m., the four eagles each took the initiative and caught two more rabbits, two more half-pound rabbits, and a pheasant. Wang An felt that was enough, so he stopped and turned to Huang Zhong, saying:
"Alright, we won't arrest you anymore. Go practice your shooting over there. We'll go home once you've used up those two boxes of ammo."

As he spoke, Wang An took a rabbit out of the sack, strangled it with a rope, and then began to skillfully skin it.

There was no other way; the four eagles had been busy for so long, and if he kept encouraging them by stroking them, they might become unwilling to work in the future. So Wang An had to use meat to encourage them.

After Wang An skinned the rabbit, the four eagles that had seen him from the sky landed and surrounded him, glancing at him and then at the rabbit in his hand. Their movements resembled those of children waiting to be fed.

Wang An cut the rabbit meat into strips and fed them to the four eagles one by one. The four eagles did not fight or compete for the meat; they just waited patiently to be fed.

This scene looked so warm and harmonious.

Not far away, gunshots rang out one after another: "Bang!" "Bang!" "Bang!" "Bang!"

It's clear that Huang Zhong is practicing very seriously.

(End of this chapter)