Awesome, that must be enjoyable to watch for sure!

How do you put the leg traps on a pen

Well the hawk isn’t ever hurt and I doubt the small birds get long term damage since they probably deal with getting chased and ambushed by any other bird of prey.Not to mention it doesn’t look like the small birds are hurt either.

Many Licensed falconers will catch the birds and check them to make sure they are healthy before releasing them. We trap them, spray a lice and mite repellant on them, put antiseptic on any cuts and make sure they are healthy for release. This helps the population as some as much as 80% will die within the first few years of life. If they are healthy then we let them go. If not then we will take them to certified veterinarians and possibly hold them and train them to hunt with us. This prolongs their life span and actually helps them. Sometimes after a couple of years of hunting them, they will be released and with maturity and new knowledge they will live out a longer life.

I suppose that u don't eat meat XD

Janis1526 can you give me a link to the wild take study

There obviously falconer with permits I’m sure no one ain’t gonna do that for fun .... falconry is a very skilled hunting sport most falconer a very passionate about.

Myra Lynn If they had permits and common sense or any sence of responsibility they never would have uploaded this video.

Because you dont like it? Its legal, and apprentices have way more access to information like learning to trap on properly and safely before trapping season starts. Keep in mind depending on species first year birds have an 80-90% mortality rate. The very few juvenile birds taken for falconry have an order of magnitude higher survival rate after being kept safe and taught to hunt for a couple years. Then they are released so they can enter the breeding population. Ya know, without that whole pesky likely to die thing in their way in their first year. @@kristeyh2761

@@kristeyh2761 call the police,

Yes, I think you are correct!!

how do u go about getting lic?

Tiffany Stokes Pretty sure it’s a 2nd year bird You need a juvenile for your falconry apprenticeship

@@varyingpierced That is an immature bird. The stripes on the chest turn to a more buff colored presentation on an adult Cooper's hawk. They are great looking birds.

Years of experience with all sorts of birds has shown that of all birds, falcons and hawks are amongst the most passive when being held. Because they are at the top of the food chain, they don't seem to have the same fear for humans as other animals. They don't see people as a threat.

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you are an idiot if you think hawks are the top of the food chain

@@selasphorus ya they 100% fear humans. all wild animals do and accipiter hawks are no exception. they tend to be more stressed out by humans then other birds/ birds of prey. they definetley see people as a threat, and hawks are not the top of the food chain.

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Like what? We did upgrade to a GoPro Hero 4 recently though. Just to share with the world the joy of falconry, we do this because we love birds. Yeah certainly, we don't want to handle them more than we need to as well.

I appreciate the video at any quality, thank you for sharing a slice of your life with the world who otherwise wouldn't get to see it. This is super cool.

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Yes, if you are unlicensed and permitted to do so.

I heve one Falcon I can give you if you com to Pakistan i can't send to you ther

Ok? No comment lol

As a licensed falconer, it’s not necessary to use a glove. Experience