This is something of a counter argument to Kelline Pickett's post... The biggest advantage for longevity of a species (at least for about the last 5,000 years) is being useful to People. This has never been more true then it has since about the early 1800's and world wide industrial revolutions that proliferated that era. Considering deaths from exposure to toxins, power lines, aircraft strikes, poaching, and even decreases in wild breeding do to loss of habitat and nest disturbing. This is a darn good fit. Birds like this, with this kind of training can help to keep pests off of farms, birds off of airstrips and the like. Because they are useful to us, their survival is assured. And, no doubt, we are altering them. They are learning to be group animals. Their descendants will inherit a genetic memory of working together. Because, the more cooperative birds will be the ones that are breed for such desirable traits. And, so where this species might go extinct in the face of human expansion. In a future where we are perhaps kinder to the world we inhabit, their descendants may be introduced back into the wild. And, because of their time with humans be far more likely to succeed.
Agreed. By the way she is speaking, we should neither own dogs, cats, or any sort of animal. In fact, we should probably stop eating meat and vegetables because all of these things that we take for granted are often the production of years and years of modification, both behavioral and genetic.
I guarantee these birds are better looked after and lead a much more fulfilling life than Kelline's shitty little dog or cat that never gets let out of the house and gets to do nothing of use to anyone. You notice the birds don't just fuck off when their handler runs up to help it? They're a team, and the birds choose to stay with the handler. Given half a chance, your braindead shih-tzu would run out in traffic while you frantically called it from your doorstep, just to end it's pathetic, miserable existence.
Rusty Shackleford That seriously brought a tear to me eye I from laughing so hard. Brain dead shih-tzu running happily into traffic to end it's pathetic life...good stuff, lol. And, a good point too. These are wild animals. And, their traits as wild animals are what we find desirable. So, they are not in any real danger of ever being inbred. We are never going to see a tea cup eagle in some woman's purse (something that literally shivers from the simple act of actually being that ridiculous and living). We want these to keep their wild streak and hunters heart. And, we owe them a good life for the fact that we have made it harder for them to have one on their own. And, you can't just turn these things loose, either. Eagles mate for life. They probably see their trainers/handlers as their mates. If some radical environmentalist 'sets them free' their condemning the birds to a level of stress that will probably kill them. like I said before. this is a good fit. A role in which we can coexist. And both of the species benefit.
Those are some spectacularly gorgeous birds. Fine hunters indeed! Masters of the sky. Beautiful! What more can I say? God really knows how to make them. Doesn't he?
jojojojo5353 God created things through evolution. Anyways, you think one small comment will change what someone believes? Well in that case I hope the Lord saves you. This is my only response to you.
Everyone who comments along the lines of "wow you disgust me how can you kill innocent animals like that?", you need to use your brain, and realize that the eagle wouldn't be a vegetarian in the wild. The only things the people in the videos do is help direct the eagle's, flush prey, and end the suffering of the animals.
You could just fly the eagles and buy them some chicken at the end of the day. I do it with a kite I found when it was young, no need for it to kill anything, the fucking supermarket is full of chicken, duck and turkey that have all been humanely killed.
Kaew Gigliuto Eagles are hunters, it's their nature: birds of prey! Giving them supermarket stuff not allowing them to hunt is against nature and stupid!
Some of the comments really made me laugh. Buy it chicken from the supermarket so animals don't suffer? Lol. Like the chicken in the supermarket didn't suffer a miserable short life. Come on. Thanks for sharing the video. You're a lucky man to share a relationship with a bird like that.
I would sit here and hit LIKE for ten minutes straight if I could. This was very incredible. I actually had goose bumps watching this. Your choice of back ground music was perfect as well. These creatures are beautiful both in flight, and perched. Where I live we have a good variety of birds of prey. One of my simple pleasures in life is watching as they circle in the sky. It also a thrill to see them fishing. Though sometimes they can be very annoying. I once watched a bald eagle bring a salmon out of the river. The fish had to be at least 20 pounds. The eagle took it to the top of a dead tree on the far bank. When he pecked at it the fish jumped, slipping from the eagles grasp, and feel to the bank. For some reason the eagle did not retrieve the salmon but took off instead. When my oldest was 6 years old I took her fishing at Galesville Reservoir in Oregon. Ospreys were out over the reservoir circling, my daughter asked what they were doing. I explained they were doing the same thing we were, looking for a good place to fish. She asked me how they caught fish without fishing poles. One of the ospreys we were watching answered her question for her. We were both amazed how long the hawk was under water, but learned why, the salmon was HUGE. The osprey came out of the water flying towards the far bank, but the fish was so heavy and fighting hard the bird was having trouble getting off the surface of the water. Thankfully I had my binoculars that day as we were able to watch the salmon be taken up to the top of a tree where the osprey had a nest full of little ones.
A friend and I discovered a nesting pair of golden eagles preying exclusively on sharp tailed grouse and prairie chickens. That was a real eye opener for us, as we are both fly Jerkins at prairie grouse, and know how challenging they are to catch. Wild eagles are incredible!
Without the warning at the beginning I would've giving it a thumbs down. As it is, I'm sincerely thankful that you did. We admire the Eagle greatly and we liked your short movie, thanks for sharing !
go to a rehabitation site a man put a go pro on one... it look fantastic to see a eagle in play flight. the speed at which it travels at low flight is incredible.
so beautiful to see how tame the majestic eagle is to you band of brothers if you don't mind me asking if one majestic eagle should pass on what do you do with the carcass and feathers
Awesome video. The place where I hunt reindeer......(Norway) it is golden egales in the wild. They hunt reindeer now an then. Calves are no match for the egales but the adult ones are more tricky. They puncture their lungs and wait until the reindeer is dead. Easy meal. The golden egale are great birds and great hunters as well......again.....great video.
That was an awesome video! They are so powerful and smart... Theirs a video that shows Golden Eagles in the Dardia Mountains of Greece hunting tortoises by picking them and flying up to great heights and dropping them against the rocks below to separate the shells.
I like the concept of man and eagle tag-teaming to bring down deer. The eagle can find the deer and catch it but probably can't bring it down, but all it has to do here is slow it down enough for the man to catch up and finish it. Great video
nice vid nenad ! looks to me you know what you are doing and that you respect both animals ....the predator and the hunted one too. , another bright eyed predator just like wolves....crocodiles....and the Kitty family ... impressive vid
Outstanding. Man and bird in unison. I love this. I'm a big game hunter myself. But never hunt other predators, only hunt large dangerous prey. Dig the video. Keep it up. (ps. Dig the Legends of the Fall soundtrack)
Nenad , just want to thank you for the warning you added at beginning ; while i fully understand the need and admire the expertise of the predators , i am averse to witnessing the death of any animal ... i like the way you worded the warning . i think it's great you have made this film available and i wish i could watch eagle at work ...but it just isn't in me . so , again , thank you - it was a kind thing , i think .
Amazing, beautiful animals! Their eyesight's so good they could read newsprint from hundreds of yards away. An eagle cam here would be cool. Thanks, God.
@Kelline Pickett do you know what the average lifespan of a feral cat is? How about a feral dog? For a cat, it is 3 to 5 years. In captivity, 17-20. Ever see how much happier a cat or dog in captivity seems compared to their feral counterparts? I've watched feral cats in our neighborhood, and compared them to ours. Ours play multiple times a day. Even as adult cats, they play, and they play even more than the very young cats/kittens we see in the neighborhood. Instead of using emotion, use logic. These birds could fly away if they chose to. But, do they? No. Why not? Training? Hardly. Safety; They feel safer with their human counterparts who make sure their every need is taken care of. Your reasoning falls flat. Now, if those birds were locked up in cages and not flown, then you might have a point. But these birds are not abused. They are loved and very well cared for.
Such a silly argument. It's like saying put a lion in a zoo and it will live longer. Animals are not toys, an animal needs to be left in it's natural habitat to live it's life, no matter how long or short that is - and THAT is nature. Look at the list of critically endangered species - through loss of habitat, greed or war created by, yes, humans.
the cool thing about falconry is the raptors are all wild animals, they are never pets. you cant fully train them, they choose to come back every hunt. they come back because they know that with the hunter they have a very stable food source and safety they wouldn't have in the wild. they also have access to proper nutrition, medical attention, and the right amount of exercise. unlike pets and zoo animals, raptors used in falconry can be released back into the wild at any point, and mostly in way better shape then when they were captured.
my buddy n i used to go trapping, for racoons one day we trapped a feral cat with foot trap,by the looks of the cat its been in the wild for awhile,fur all messed up and dirty,
Where is this? I wish there was a bit of information as to where this is exactly. For me this would be a great way to hunt. I'm an Australian and we have Wedge Tailed eagles, probably not as big as a Golden Eagle, but still very large. I've seen them take out goats in the Flinders Ranges in my state of South Australia. Unfortunately a few decades ago farmers would shoot them because they killed sheep. There was a story of a female that was shot and she had a wing span of 12 feet, so the story said. This would be such a good way to hunt, these ppl are very lucky to be able to do this
This isnt amy this her bf Jacob, this is outstanding! I really want to get into falconry but I'm a complete novice any hints or tips? I cant get over how amazing this is!
I don't know where your hunting little deer at with eagles.....Look like Roe deer to me. But here in USA most states can only pursue small game with falconry.
Jessica Simonson here in the USA, our birds like any other bird anywhere else will only go after what it thinks it can catch. I have heard of some people hunting Coyotes, but have not seen any videos for this.
At first I was like are they really eagles?! But then when I saw them take down the deer it took all the doubt out of me. I don't think a falcon can take down a deer. I didn't know you can train eagles to hunt like the falcons. This is amazing!
Falconry a majestic practice with an almost religious overtone. One does not just do falconry, one lives, eats, and breaths it. To establish a true partnership between man and raptor without the illusion of ownership, this my friends is true falconry in its purest form. I hope one day to accomplish a partnership between myself and a magnificent raptor, to be able to call myself a falconer.
Is it possible to train raptors to retrieve the kill, or bring it back to the handler after the kill is made? I haven't seen it done before. My initial thoughts are that it may be too difficult for the bird to take flight while grasping the prey due to the increased weight of it. Or, is the retrieval instinct simply not present in raptors? Any experts out there have any idea?
+Brian Lung I've seen videos of eagles pulling goats of cliffs,so I think with enough time and training,the might retrieve it,but I've never owned a hawk/eagle and never saw any other videos of people hunting with hawks/eagles,so I don't know.
I don't get why people hate stuff like this. For one: falcons and eagles are birds of prey. They chase, attack, and kill animals in nature for food. People who hunt with these birds are often hunting animals for food or to get rid of pests that cause harm to crops or livestock. This isn't cruelty. It's predatory birds doing what they do best!
nice video!! i can see you people dedication towards nurturing the Eagle. forget about the ignorants who commented about the brutality. they just talk and eat hamburgers.
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This is something of a counter argument to Kelline Pickett's post...
The biggest advantage for longevity of a species (at least for about the last 5,000 years) is being useful to People. This has never been more true then it has since about the early 1800's and world wide industrial revolutions that proliferated that era.
Considering deaths from exposure to toxins, power lines, aircraft strikes, poaching, and even decreases in wild breeding do to loss of habitat and nest disturbing. This is a darn good fit. Birds like this, with this kind of training can help to keep pests off of farms, birds off of airstrips and the like. Because they are useful to us, their survival is assured.
And, no doubt, we are altering them. They are learning to be group animals. Their descendants will inherit a genetic memory of working together. Because, the more cooperative birds will be the ones that are breed for such desirable traits.
And, so where this species might go extinct in the face of human expansion. In a future where we are perhaps kinder to the world we inhabit, their descendants may be introduced back into the wild. And, because of their time with humans be far more likely to succeed.
Agreed. By the way she is speaking, we should neither own dogs, cats, or any sort of animal. In fact, we should probably stop eating meat and vegetables because all of these things that we take for granted are often the production of years and years of modification, both behavioral and genetic.
I guarantee these birds are better looked after and lead a much more fulfilling life than Kelline's shitty little dog or cat that never gets let out of the house and gets to do nothing of use to anyone. You notice the birds don't just fuck off when their handler runs up to help it? They're a team, and the birds choose to stay with the handler. Given half a chance, your braindead shih-tzu would run out in traffic while you frantically called it from your doorstep, just to end it's pathetic, miserable existence.
Rusty Shackleford
That seriously brought a tear to me eye I from laughing so hard. Brain dead shih-tzu running happily into traffic to end it's pathetic life...good stuff, lol.
And, a good point too. These are wild animals. And, their traits as wild animals are what we find desirable. So, they are not in any real danger of ever being inbred.
We are never going to see a tea cup eagle in some woman's purse (something that literally shivers from the simple act of actually being that ridiculous and living).
We want these to keep their wild streak and hunters heart. And, we owe them a good life for the fact that we have made it harder for them to have one on their own.
And, you can't just turn these things loose, either. Eagles mate for life. They probably see their trainers/handlers as their mates. If some radical environmentalist 'sets them free' their condemning the birds to a level of stress that will probably kill them.
like I said before. this is a good fit. A role in which we can coexist. And both of the species benefit.
Absolutely amazing! Such majesty! Such grace!
Those are some spectacularly gorgeous birds. Fine hunters indeed! Masters of the sky. Beautiful! What more can I say? God really knows how to make them. Doesn't he?
+Kevin Thomas except that god didnt make them , evolution did
+jojojojo5353 *tips fedora*
I absolutely agree. I think I'd like to own one some day.
evolution doesn't work that way , study it before making idiotic ignorant comments on it
jojojojo5353 God created things through evolution. Anyways, you think one small comment will change what someone believes? Well in that case I hope the Lord saves you.
This is my only response to you.
Everyone who comments along the lines of "wow you disgust me how can you kill innocent animals like that?", you need to use your brain, and realize that the eagle wouldn't be a vegetarian in the wild. The only things the people in the videos do is help direct the eagle's, flush prey, and end the suffering of the animals.
You could just fly the eagles and buy them some chicken at the end of the day.
I do it with a kite I found when it was young, no need for it to kill anything, the fucking supermarket is full of chicken, duck and turkey that have all been humanely killed.
wtf does humanely killed even mean?
Theres no such thing.
Only if someone/something is suffering and you use lethal injection or something like that.
Kaew Gigliuto Eagles are hunters, it's their nature: birds of prey! Giving them supermarket stuff not allowing them to hunt is against nature and stupid!
Is it not also against the law of nature for an eagle to be sitting on a mans hand?
Some of the comments really made me laugh. Buy it chicken from the supermarket so animals don't suffer? Lol. Like the chicken in the supermarket didn't suffer a miserable short life. Come on.
Thanks for sharing the video. You're a lucky man to share a relationship with a bird like that.
I agree, honestly I’d say that animals hunted in the wild suffer less than those raised on farms.
Spivey C its more like pick your poison
It puts a smile on my face to see how much you and your bird love eachother.
Golden Eagle. Such a majestic animal!
I would sit here and hit LIKE for ten minutes straight if I could. This was very incredible. I actually had goose bumps watching this. Your choice of back ground music was perfect as well. These creatures are beautiful both in flight, and perched. Where I live we have a good variety of birds of prey. One of my simple pleasures in life is watching as they circle in the sky. It also a thrill to see them fishing. Though sometimes they can be very annoying. I once watched a bald eagle bring a salmon out of the river. The fish had to be at least 20 pounds. The eagle took it to the top of a dead tree on the far bank. When he pecked at it the fish jumped, slipping from the eagles grasp, and feel to the bank. For some reason the eagle did not retrieve the salmon but took off instead. When my oldest was 6 years old I took her fishing at Galesville Reservoir in Oregon. Ospreys were out over the reservoir circling, my daughter asked what they were doing. I explained they were doing the same thing we were, looking for a good place to fish. She asked me how they caught fish without fishing poles. One of the ospreys we were watching answered her question for her. We were both amazed how long the hawk was under water, but learned why, the salmon was HUGE. The osprey came out of the water flying towards the far bank, but the fish was so heavy and fighting hard the bird was having trouble getting off the surface of the water. Thankfully I had my binoculars that day as we were able to watch the salmon be taken up to the top of a tree where the osprey had a nest full of little ones.
A friend and I discovered a nesting pair of golden eagles preying exclusively on sharp tailed grouse and prairie chickens. That was a real eye opener for us, as we are both fly Jerkins at prairie grouse, and know how challenging they are to catch. Wild eagles are incredible!
Without the warning at the beginning I would've giving it a thumbs down. As it is, I'm sincerely thankful that you did.
We admire the Eagle greatly and we liked your short movie, thanks for sharing !
Hi Hani Girgis fantastic live hunting with Golden Eagle.. Background music also good. I Like the film.
Love to see a go pro on one of these bad boys.
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iRez2013 He said Go Pro.. :D
Close enough haha
go to a rehabitation site a man put a go pro on one... it look fantastic to see a eagle in play flight. the speed at which it travels at low flight is incredible.
Great video of the Golden Eagle and nice music from Legends of The Fall.
Amazing! I admire anyone who can get a Golden Eagle to cooperate with them and catch a deer! Beautiful birds.
Golden Eagles I think are the most beautiful birds on the planet. They are absolutely awesome!
Wow! Who would have guessed a Golden Eagle could hunt and catch such large animals. WOW! Amazing.
As a inspiring falconer this is a great video to show the end result of all the work that goes into this.
This is one of the first videos I've seen that deserve one million+ views.
so beautiful to see how tame the majestic eagle is to you band of brothers if you don't mind me asking if one majestic eagle should pass on what do you do with the carcass and feathers
nice video!
proud that our traditional sport is so widespread
greetings from Kazakhstan
Awesome Birds and the people that train them
i really like this short movie, and great performance with the bird and the hare, i like each and every scene. i like the script =)
That is greatly wonderful. The eagles are magnificent.
wonderful video. the raptor is magnificent
Awesome video.
The place where I hunt reindeer......(Norway) it is golden egales in the wild. They hunt reindeer now an then.
Calves are no match for the egales but the adult ones are more tricky. They puncture their lungs and wait until the reindeer is dead. Easy meal. The golden egale are great birds and great hunters as well......again.....great video.
Looks like a great time was had by all, except of course for the rabbits and deer! Amazing Eagles you guys have there! What magnificent birds!
Unreal video. Awesome bird
Awesome video. Hope all those Raptors are ok!
This is absolutely AWESOME!!
That was an awesome video! They are so powerful and smart...
Theirs a video that shows Golden Eagles in the Dardia Mountains of Greece hunting tortoises by picking them and flying up to great heights and dropping them against the rocks below to separate the shells.
Felt like how to train your dragon, but smaller. Great video
Excellent, good movie and excellent quality
I like the concept of man and eagle tag-teaming to bring down deer. The eagle can find the deer and catch it but probably can't bring it down, but all it has to do here is slow it down enough for the man to catch up and finish it.
Great video
videos is great but work is bad
Toby Mardlin the dude helps so the bird doesn't get injured. bird wouldn't go for it if it wasn't his natural diet. welcome to nature
nice vid nenad !
looks to me you know what you are doing and that you respect both animals ....the predator and the hunted one too.
, another bright eyed predator just like wolves....crocodiles....and the Kitty family ...
impressive vid
Outstanding. Man and bird in unison. I love this. I'm a big game hunter myself. But never hunt other predators, only hunt large dangerous prey. Dig the video. Keep it up. (ps. Dig the Legends of the Fall soundtrack)
I have always appreciate Golden Eagle. They are the best hunters. The Wolves of the air. I happened to be a proud owner.
LMFAO i Love how that Rabit Deer keeps going and Draged the Bird xD
This is pretty cool stuff! You can tell that it's a ton of work to train a raptor. Much Respect my friend.
Svaka chast Hani, pozdrav Ogi.
That's a beautiful bird.
Really enjoyed this, amazing power, skill and courage.
What beautiful birds! That one part where the eagle grabs the deer by the hinder parts and goes for a ride is pretty funny.
Nenad , just want to thank you for the warning you added at beginning ; while i fully understand the need and admire the expertise of the predators , i am averse to witnessing the death of any animal ... i like the way you worded the warning . i think it's great you have made this film available and i wish i could watch eagle at work ...but it just isn't in me . so , again , thank you - it was a kind thing , i think .
Beauties!
Please keep the tradition alive.
Extremely awesome!
Wow, majestic animals, everything in harmony the way it should be.
Very nice , love these birds
Awesome video, I love eagles:)
Wow beautiful REAL EAGLE GREAT VIDEO VIVA MEXICO #1 2016
That was AWESOME!!!
Nice birds! Thanks for share.
Wow! Amazing video!
Very cool birds!! Bull Elk are cool also. ♡♡♡☆
Wow people, over 3M views!
You are awesome! Thank you all!
Please share a video with your friends if you like it! :)
Totally amazing, they take on really heavy prey. Looks like the birds are well loved and cared for.
wow! amazing! such a wonderful video. did you slaughter the animal after they have been catch?
didn't realize they were so big, wow!!!
Eagles are the largest birds out there))))
I want to go hawking with you guys. Very cool videos!
Soo awesome! Thanks for posting. :)
Wonderful hunting with golden eagle!
Falconry with Eagles. Amazing.
Where do you get golden eagles and how much do they cost?
Amazing and thrilling! I have never seen them take down a deer before. Thanks for posting.
That's a beautiful maneuver at 2:20
Cuts his horizontal speed and gives him more room to accelerate downward onto the rabbit.
You can't get much more in tuned with mother nature than the bond of hunting companions do.
Truly amazing!
Very Nice...
This is better than rc airplanes I love it bro
Almost three million now dude!
The raptor hunting video is amazing. Can you indicate if they need assistance now to hunt or are you doing this as a part of research and training.
Amazing, beautiful animals! Their eyesight's so good they could read newsprint from hundreds of yards away. An eagle cam here would be cool.
Thanks, God.
your using eagles as weapons? COOL!!
An Eagle capturing and killing a deer is the most awesome thing I have ever see. Freaking great upload!!!!!!!!!!
You know what else is amazing? Holding a Camera still.
Hard to do zoomed in a million times.
@Kelline Pickett do you know what the average lifespan of a feral cat is? How about a feral dog? For a cat, it is 3 to 5 years. In captivity, 17-20. Ever see how much happier a cat or dog in captivity seems compared to their feral counterparts? I've watched feral cats in our neighborhood, and compared them to ours. Ours play multiple times a day. Even as adult cats, they play, and they play even more than the very young cats/kittens we see in the neighborhood.
Instead of using emotion, use logic. These birds could fly away if they chose to. But, do they? No. Why not? Training? Hardly. Safety; They feel safer with their human counterparts who make sure their every need is taken care of.
Your reasoning falls flat. Now, if those birds were locked up in cages and not flown, then you might have a point. But these birds are not abused. They are loved and very well cared for.
Such a silly argument. It's like saying put a lion in a zoo and it will live longer. Animals are not toys, an animal needs to be left in it's natural habitat to live it's life, no matter how long or short that is - and THAT is nature. Look at the list of critically endangered species - through loss of habitat, greed or war created by, yes, humans.
the cool thing about falconry is the raptors are all wild animals, they are never pets. you cant fully train them, they choose to come back every hunt. they come back because they know that with the hunter they have a very stable food source and safety they wouldn't have in the wild. they also have access to proper nutrition, medical attention, and the right amount of exercise. unlike pets and zoo animals, raptors used in falconry can be released back into the wild at any point, and mostly in way better shape then when they were captured.
my buddy n i used to go trapping, for racoons one day we trapped a feral cat with foot trap,by the looks of the cat its been in the wild for awhile,fur all messed up and dirty,
Eric Kort well it probably had a shit day/year/life.
Rusty well said I breed Harris Hawks there well fair comes first always simple as that.
One million views! :O :)
Thx everyone!!! :)
Where is this? I wish there was a bit of information as to where this is exactly. For me this would be a great way to hunt. I'm an Australian and we have Wedge Tailed eagles, probably not as big as a Golden Eagle, but still very large. I've seen them take out goats in the Flinders Ranges in my state of South Australia. Unfortunately a few decades ago farmers would shoot them because they killed sheep. There was a story of a female that was shot and she had a wing span of 12 feet, so the story said. This would be such a good way to hunt, these ppl are very lucky to be able to do this
Antipodean33 Judging by the poster's name I would have to say that this is somewhere in Serbia, possibly Croatia.
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coolbros normal Yes, hello
Antipodean33 In austalia, you have black falcons. I LOVE black falcons!
where is this ?? looks like there is a pretty big falcontry club
This isnt amy this her bf Jacob, this is outstanding! I really want to get into falconry but I'm a complete novice any hints or tips? I cant get over how amazing this is!
Do you eat the rabbits or does the eagle get it? Impressive video.
the black head eagle is the best original Frome Africa Thay don't have no fear and very smart respect his owner.
were do i purchase a golden eagle??????????
this is wicked. beauty birdo
how can you teach the eagle like that so great!...i love eagle!...:)
great video! thanks
Golden Eagles are hands down the most majestic flying creatures on this planet, just as Tigers are on the land. All praises are for the Almighty God
I don't know where your hunting little deer at with eagles.....Look like Roe deer to me. But here in USA most states can only pursue small game with falconry.
Sujit Kumbhar really?
Jessica Simonson here in the USA, our birds like any other bird anywhere else will only go after what it thinks it can catch. I have heard of some people hunting Coyotes, but have not seen any videos for this.
Enjoy in this short movie.. :)
Absolutely Amazing!
At first I was like are they really eagles?! But then when I saw them take down the deer it took all the doubt out of me. I don't think a falcon can take down a deer. I didn't know you can train eagles to hunt like the falcons. This is amazing!
Yes, it's a long tradition in Central Asia and Mongolia to hunt with eagles
Falconry a majestic practice with an almost religious overtone. One does not just do falconry, one lives, eats, and breaths it. To establish a true partnership between man and raptor without the illusion of ownership, this my friends is true falconry in its purest form. I hope one day to accomplish a partnership between myself and a magnificent raptor, to be able to call myself a falconer.
Dude...this bird is amazing
Are falcons easier to train than eagles? Please i need this answer.
Well eagles definitely take more time, effort, bigger, equipment, bigger housing, bigger hunting area, so yes. Yes they are
Is it possible to train raptors to retrieve the kill, or bring it back to the handler after the kill is made? I haven't seen it done before. My initial thoughts are that it may be too difficult for the bird to take flight while grasping the prey due to the increased weight of it. Or, is the retrieval instinct simply not present in raptors?
Any experts out there have any idea?
+Brian Lung I've seen videos of eagles pulling goats of cliffs,so I think with enough time and training,the might retrieve it,but I've never owned a hawk/eagle and never saw any other videos of people hunting with hawks/eagles,so I don't know.
Truely amazing...thank you for sharing!
I don't get why people hate stuff like this. For one: falcons and eagles are birds of prey. They chase, attack, and kill animals in nature for food. People who hunt with these birds are often hunting animals for food or to get rid of pests that cause harm to crops or livestock. This isn't cruelty. It's predatory birds doing what they do best!
Where is there..?
r nice video keep em comming !!!!!!!
nice video!! i can see you people dedication towards nurturing the Eagle. forget about the ignorants who commented about the brutality. they just talk and eat hamburgers.
Those birds are AWSOME
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In what location and in what country was this Amazing short movie filmed?
Mostly in Austria, Slovenia and Serbia.
Thank you for the info. If you have not seen the RUclips videos of Mongolian horsemen hunting wolves with golden eagles, you should check it out.