Eagle hunting remains one of the most dramatic and primal relationships between humans and animals, surviving for centuries in the remote Mongolian mountains. Kazakh hunters partner with trained Golden Eagles, the world’s largest and most powerful raptors, to hunt fox, rabbit, and even wolf across the snowy steppes. This ancient tradition, which reflects a deep historical bond with nature, is currently enjoying a spirited resurgence as it spreads to other ethnic groups reclaiming their lost heritage.