Lol

Can't be tamed. Have to be baby feeding it , would be nice though

@@ktboyy1891Partially correct. They CAN be trained, not tamed legally in the USA with a falconry license. We trap juvies for falconry. Also this is an adult red tail as you can see by the dark eyes and the red tail. A juvenile would not have a red tail and likely have light colored eyes. We can not trap adults for falconry here in the USA.

​@@ktboyy1891 Unless if you watch pokemon, then you can battle other bird trainers.

They are very territorial and each one represents a threat to the other's young. Usually, they try to avoid each other or use threat displays. But they will fight (to the death) if necessary. A red-tailed hawk is larger and more powerful than a peregrine falcon, so on the ground it would most likely overpower the falcon. But a hawk is no match for a falcon in the air. While flying, a peregrine falcon can pretty much dominate (and potentially kill) any other kind of bird, including eagles.

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@@mckenziehood9902 falcons are better

They have stronger talons than falcons because they kill primarily with their talons. In a one-on-one fight on the ground a falcon would get ripped apart. But in the air the falcon has the advantage. A peregrine falcon can kill any other bird while flying, including eagles.

​@@brycearonee6635oh harpy will squish any falcons if the falcons dear to attack

@@hakirasohinagdanan2149On the ground yes, but in the air a peregrine falcon can outfly and kill any other bird. All it takes is a single talon impact to the head/neck at 200 miles per hour and the bird is dead instantly! Doesn't matter which species of bird, nothing could survive that! Eagles are actually afraid of falcons while flying. kzfaq.info9En6iz_6KKY; kzfaq.info9j0xkh77dAE

I think he has to hand-rear it from a hatchling in order for it to work. Also, I'm not sure if the redtail was male or female, but typically falconers prefer female birds, as female raptors are larger.

And the falconer is the sick-o. When your cat catches a mouse you don't let a coyote rip it apart, moron.

@@colefahey9032 😂😆

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Paul Contreras I see you on every killdeer video. ._.

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the falcon and the hawk were fighting by the time he got to them

@@lebell32who win

+Johnson Terro the one that he let go was a red tail. the one that he has is a peregrine falcon .

Here's a video of a falcon attacking an eagle. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qd5pabuq1pmslI0.html

1800NoFault that's my question. and he's just sitting there, not fighting.

1800NoFault There are some other fascinating videos on youtube, check out one of two hawks fighting (description says eagles). They don't give up their clutch when they fight. And people freely came up and put blankets over them with no resistance so they could separate them. So I imagine it was the same in this case. The hawk wasn't going to give up on its prey, so the birder was able to control it and take hold. Super lucky the falcon didn't get hurt.

1800NoFault He picked it up while they were rolling on the ground, he said that in the video.

Well, he couldn't necessarily train a wild bird to maximum success, without raising it himself.

In North America, a Sparrow Hawk IS a falcon (not a true hawk). It is the informal name of the American Kestrel, which is a type of falcon (genus falco). However, there is another species of hawk called the Eurasian Sparrowhawk, which is not a falcon, but a true hawk (genus accipiter). Until the sixth edition of the AOU Checklist of North American Birds was published by the American Ornithologists' Union in 1983, the most commonly used name for the American kestrel was the sparrow hawk. This was due to a mistaken connection with the Eurasian sparrowhawk in the genus Accipiter. The sixth edition of the AOU Checklist corrected this, officially renaming the bird American kestrel. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparrowhawk en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_kestrel en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurasian_sparrowhawk

Look at the eye,the falcon mustache,the falcon beak...and you will find the difference

@@brycearonee6635 you had better he a Harvard biologist or ecologist tenured professor with your smarts. You had better be...

@@hiknightyy Haha, nope. Not a Harvard grad or biologist here. Just someone who's been into ornithology for a while. There are some very obvious ways to tell falcons from hawks (whether flying or close up). Falcons have dark brown eyes, while hawks have light colored eyes. Falcons have a notch on their beak that hawks don't have. The wings of a falcon are pointier and narrower for faster flight, while hawks have broader wings for soaring and they spread their "fingers" when they fly. Color is also usually a give away, although depending on the specific species this isn't always reliable. When it comes to the "kestrels" (small hovering falcons) their smaller size distinguishes them from most hawks as well. The only time this gets confusing is when trying to compare juveniles. They naming system can also get a bit confusing (especially back when they called American Kestrels "sparrow hawks"). This erroneously led people to believe they were hawks instead of falcons.

@@brycearonee6635 yes the "falcon mustache", hahahaha. Thanks.

It would, once it get on ground level hawk is stronger and bigger bird on top of that falcon needs to use its beak while hawk uses talons, it will just eat falcon

Rainbow dont tell them about our school

Why

Im just talking about ranger

Hawks are usually larger, catch prey with their talons rather than their beaks, and they also look different.

Hawks have yellow eyes (iris), short wings, can hunt in woodlands between trees, have strength in their feet and kill prey with pressure. They are used for pursuit hawking and are usually more suitable to hunt mammals, from squirrels to hares and jack rabbits. Falcons have dark eyes (black or brown iris), long wings, hunt in open spaces, prairies, steppes and deserts. They catch prey with their hands but kill by breaking the prey's cervical with their beak that possess some sort of razor sharp tooth. They preferably hunt birds, especially the peregrine falcon. Other falcon species hunt mammals, mainly rodents and some insects for the smallest falcon species... Falco is a Latin term meaning scythe because of the shape of the falcon's wings are similar to the shape of a scythe : pointed and sharp. Hawks wings are more broad and seem more like the fingers of an open hand... Just check the systematic of species and you will learn more.

Ahmed E. Shalaby Falcons have pointed wings while hawks are usually broad. Falcons are faster and are more suited for the air to air role.

Doctor KnowItAll survival of the fittest

HAd the same thing happen to my Passage Peregrine. Red tail came in,tried to take her pigeon. When I got to her, found her tail transmiter on the ground next to her. Must have been a hot fight before I got there.

You make my brain hurt

@@colefahey9032 lol

I would love to have a pet falcon cuz it's my mascot of my school

i know, right? the bastards

Depends who's on top, a hawk is stronger than a falcon so if it gets the upper ground the falcon can be very well dead if it doesnt escape in time

@@joshuacarter713 falcons are to speedy

It didn't catch the falcon.. The falcon would've fucked it up.. so he saved the hawk.

@@jimhorrace6026 actually, it's the other way round, they are on ground, so the Hawk has advantage over the falcon. Beside, the guy said “We are lucky the hawk didn't kill the falcon."

Redz_ Gaming red tail is bigger and has Stronger claws, on grown falcon would lose , in air falcon has advantage

@@JOSHWICK93 nah falcons are to quick for them and can be at the top in 1 second

@@Mickael_Compy falcon are faster in the air and will have an advantage but on the ground where speed doesn’t matter the redtail over powers in all categories, falcons talons are built to catch birds (long and skinny toes) and they use their beaks to kill , redtail talons are larger and stronger built to kill their prey

+Galactusz007 peregrine falcons are the fastest animal in the world so what do you expect lol

+XxAirbornexX I love peregeines read the book My Side of the Mountain

@@victorsantiago9963 yes. That is an awesome book. Read it over 30 yrs ago

Falcons have narrow, pointed wings. Hawks have broad, rounded wings. Falcons are much faster and more maneuverable. Hawks fly slower and usually soar. Falcons usually hunt birds. Hawks usually hunt mammals. Falcons have darker eyes (black or brown). Hawks have lighter eyes (yellow or orange). Falcons kill prey by using their beak to break the neck. Hawks kill prey with their talons. Falcons are usually smaller than hawks. Hawks are usually bigger and stronger. Peregrine falcon is grey and white. Red-tailed hawk is brown, red, and white.

Nope. It's definitely a peregrine falcon and a red-tailed hawk. The only "sparrowhawk" in North America is the American kestrel (not actually a hawk at all), and there are no real "buzzards" in North America. Buzzard's are related to (and look like) red-tailed hawks, but technically are a different species. The turkey vulture is often called a "buzzard" in North America, but neither of these birds resemble a turkey vulture.

@@captainbryce1 Buzzards are from Europe

Only if on the ground, they cannot out-fly them. Hawks can't dive at 200 mph, either. No contest in the air.

That is false. Hawks are often attacked from above by falcons for coming too close to the nest. A hawk wouldn't stand a chance against a diving peregrine and would be dead before it knew what hit it.

Golden eagle

@@KRYPTIA-mp4ol falcon kills golden eagle

So is going for a job early in the morning, breathing in the crisp, cool and squashing ants and other little bugs with every step you take. Whilst it is an entertainment for some, it is death for others. Sad!!

Okay Donald, calm down, that's how nature works.

Frank Teng that wasn't a wild falcon. That was his pet. Would you sit and watch a wolf eat your dog?

Cyn it it's his pet regardless of regulation. And if it happened it happened. I'm just stating that he had a choice. And chose not to let his "pet" get eaten

U are a weak beta

Hunting, food, what do you think Falcons or in all actually truth Birds of Prey eat?

milchuck well I guess I could just go on youtube and watch Wolves killing Elk, and so forth for that, But nope still not why I do it or many others do it

milchuck No I wouldn't go over there for the fun of it, I've lost the enjoyment of the hunt a while back, going out to get the meat for the freezer is just simply that now, but I would gladly go over there and shoot a Elephant or a Lion should the Village be having problems with them, should one or two lions need to be dealt with and or a Elephant that is causing problem or getting to old. Because the money that goes into those hunts covers conservation, covers the children's education, helps the people in those Villages get some employment then the meat on top of that is used to feed HUNDREDS of people for a Couple of weeks. But thank you for calling people a sicko without trying to understand. Would love to have a civil conversation. Oh and if you don't like watching those video's why did you click on this? Please kid you are not fooling anyone

milchuck So I'll guess no you can't be civil? Was hoping for a change to an understanding from the anti crowd. Yet again left disappointed. Yet people wonder what's happening in this World. Well you have answered that question yourself, you just simply have to look in the mirror. Let me know when you want to have a good conversation I will be waiting.

milchuck ?? So being called a kid is bad to you? Then stop acting like one. It's not that hard to do, it's not that hard to not result to insults either. I don't buy it one second your older than me if you are then PROVE IT! Your behavior says otherwise so until then you are a kid. I guess you do get a kick out of watching video's with animals deaths in them looking at your comment history(yes that's also public). If you are going to tell someone something then it would be advice you listen to yourself kid. LOL kid you get worked up over that yet you have the attitude to cuss, to call names to insult? Kid listen you have not proven to me you are older than me, you have not in any way proven that you are mature enough for even the video's you watch. If you don't want to be called a kid then act like an adult. Now are you willing to have a civil conversation or are you going to continue to act like a kid?

On the ground yes (the hawk would most likely win). But in the air, the falcon would dominate.

why do I think red tail hawks are stronger than peregrines?

@@Lllll6844 Technically they are. And on the ground, a red-tail could overpower the falcon with it's larger size. However, in the air a falcon can kill a red-tail (and any other bird as well) due to their superior speed, maneuverability, and diving attacks. Also, the falcon has a toothed bill that it can use for severing the spine of other animals. If he got at the neck of the red-tail, then it wouldn't have a chance. So it really depends on where the battle is happening. In this situation (on the ground) the hawk has the advantage.

+Gunloc26 What was fake?

no it wouldn't search up falcon vs hawk your welcome .

If you search that nothing but a stupidly titled video of a falcon diving on a hawk comes up. Falcons avoid hawks unless it's to protect the nest and most of the time hawks avoid falcons.

No not really I see red tails by my house getting chased by crows one half the size of the hawk in reality the falcon would probably attack the hawk and then the red tail would just fly away although if it was a full on fight you're right my friend it would kick the poor Falcons ass

Yeah and Mike Tyson would kick your ass any day of the week

Tyler Melendez-Duke Hard to say if they both just duke it out with no flying involved. Most of the time you would hear of a Falcon killing a Hawk. One dive, one blow and you got one dead Hawk. However if a Hawk took a Falcon by surprise and the Falcon couldnt fight it off to get away, then maybe a Hawk would win. Maybe, Falcons have such sharp beaks, Hawks rely more on their feet and a Falcon isn't small enough to be held down easily by a Hawk to just tear into meanwhile that Falcons beak is ripping into the Hawk with each clash. Hawks talons ripping into the Falcon each clash, idk, In any case that Hawk would have a serious fight on it's hands.

How do you know what would have happened if he let them fight. Do you think he would like to risk the life of his falcon to a blood bath. Falcons kill hawks all the time. In fact hawks are too slow and often times end up not knowing where the hit came from.. Many a dicks.. bags and bags of them for you to eat. Cheers.

Respect? Typical SJW ignorance. Peach slays wild duck. She is now in her 7th season & slaying sage grouse in eagle country. She has always been one badass anatum from the day I had her roll out of the egg into my had. Calling falconry a blood sport is ignorant. The raptors are doing what they would Do naturally in the wild. Ben doesn’t eat the pigeon, peach does. Same goes for red tailed hawks used in falconry. The falconer usually doesn’t eat the rabbit, the hawk does. So if a video of nature’s harsh reality causes you discomfort, change the channel to cartoons! Snowflakes SUCK

Well said .111 chazz