Kazakh eagle hunting, known as berkutchi, is a traditional practice in Kazakhstan where trained golden eagles are used to hunt game. This ancient art dates back over 2,000 years and is deeply rooted in the nomadic culture of the region. Hunters, often wearing traditional attire, train their eagles to catch animals like foxes and hares, showcasing a unique bond between human and bird. The process involves capturing a young eagle, training it for several months, and then using it in hunts. The golden eagle is highly valued for its strength and hunting skills. Today, this practice is celebrated in festivals and is recognized as an important cultural heritage.