I understand that your comments were with kind thoughts but you are talking to an above average intellegent man that completed all the research before letting these birds go. This Falcon is local to the area and was caught a few weeks prior only 3 kms away from where I let it go. These are not farm raised birds, they are wild and caught with nets with bait. Therefore, this hawk hasn't forgotten how to hunt. Despite what you were taught in school, owls can see in the day although they see better at night. I live in a wooded area in Canada and I often see owls flying during the day from tree to tree. They hunt at night. I don't like what the shop owner is doing - caging and selling wild birds, but he was very knowledgeable, polite and shared all the answers to all the questions I had about these birds. To keep it short and simple, he said he loves birds, and he needs to survive. That is why he is in this business. Hope that answers all your questions. Next time you might want to ask questions before assuming the worst. All the best!

@@ChrisMustList At first I might not have been able to enlighten you with proper description and I don't doubt on your intelligence at all, I apologize if you felt that way but I completely didn't meant to. At first, I would like to inform you, there is no place in the radius of about 15kms surrounding Karachi where these healthy birds are captivated, a little brief on my myself belonging to farmer & a hunting family, these birds were farm grown, not wild and I completely don't doubt on your intention and such a good deed. Secondly in this whole Market that you roamed, they will never keep wild birds except pigeon & some more which are captivated from free environment, these wild birds are supplied by local breeders and are not trained to hunt for food. As you also noticed that crows started following the owls next second they flew is what I just wanted to say, they are not trained for wild. And last thing, owls has their territory marked and can jump from tree to tree easily but surviving with those crows and eagles next, I wish they are safe.

@@jattw0rld I wasn't insulted at all by your comments, I just wanted to tell you what I was told. He told me the same night that he sold the birds to me, they will be back outside catching more. Either way, I appreciate your knowledge and thanks for watching! I hope the birds do well.

@@ChrisMustList I completely understand as it is the fault of shop keeper but the person with you should have been smart enough to understand how local market works, In Karachi we have people like @jimmy junaid and some others who even do rescue works and give animals better environment in cages as well. And they will be out catching more, actually they will be going after those eagles again actually because they know they will not fly farther as they're not from free environment. These shopkeepers are a next scam level to ones who doesn't have their business knowledge but once again, I envy your deed to let them have a chance to live free of captivity.

Nah don't worry they will find plenty to eat atleast.it's Karachi 😉

Thank you Teebee!

I appreciate that Syed. Thank you for your kind words.

What great heart....everyone should have tht...& PAKISTAN doesn't hve tht...in PAKISTAN human rights r not mentioned that what can we expect for animals there...in India if u a feather of barn owl is found at ur home u will be jailed for 3yrs...if u kill 12yrs imprisonment...but today I was broke seeing barn owls for sale🤕...a bird which is vulnerable and needs to be saved ....It's up to u ...u need to protect these...not a outsider who has to visit and spend to save life...

Its disgusting to see these people come to poor countries and haggle over small prices with hardworking people, they cant pay 10% of the price they would in their countries, pathetic! Talking about birds its just 1% of the price in their countries, can you imagine this tard haggled for a falcon which he aske just 40$, disgusting people.

Why don’t you guys take a part set em free some.

Sometimes back I released some Australian budgies in my garden. I was shocked to see how the crows followed them to kill. Actually I think the birds should be set free in an environment where they can adjust, where they are not vulnerable. We must educate rural people to protect natural habitat. Secondly, we should refrain from buying the birds and animals who belong to the wild.

​@@woodwoody1730 some of us aren't blessed enough to buy and release these birds back into the skies and besides these guys are going to capture and bring some more and if we start ti protest against them then of course it starts to get dirty and dangerous for the individual our government doesn't care enough to do anything every one just wants to fill their own pockets the people of Pakistan majority of them have a good heart but the people in power are corrupted what can we do

@@SyedAli-zn9ty i think government should regulate these markets.

@@woodwoody1730 They catch them again if those birds flow to their area.

I appreciate that!

I agree with you 100%

Good gesture and all BUT birds that have been in captivity for a lengthy period of time, even those under the best of care, is that they may have been exposed to diseases which may not be found in wild bird populations. Releasing a bird with a possible undiagnosed disease may further endanger wild populations.

It felt very good helping a few birds, but I know very well that they will be back out catching more wild birds the next day and the cycle will happen again.

@@ChrisMustList That's true. Like you had mentioned in the video, I too would have been tempted to free all the birds by opening all cages 🤣

I'm working hard to try and create original content. I have 15 videos from Pakistan now and the number of views is growing day-by-day. I do appreciate your kind words and thanks for watching!

boo hoo its these peoples livelihood you realize that right?

also stop anthropomorphizing animals

@@Saber23 yeah, anime boy. It's a livelihood to capture wild animals, AKA poaching. No wonder countless species are being pushed to near extinction. And no one's anthropomorphizing anything; animals have feelings and can sometimes seek for help.

Ever heard of zoos??

@@justsain3236 yeah they’re pretty cool

I appreciate that.

I think you should have been kind to Harry Potter, that was all we asked for.

Thank you very much! Greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

gland to hear you will gonna release birds in their natural habitat....but please remember release tham where they get enough food like our of town.... love from gujarat india ❣

Thank you!

Thank you!

You and me both.

Thanks for watching!

Gracias amigo!

Thank you kindly

Thank you very much!

Yes it is very difficult to see.

Thank you sir!

Hey brother. Pakistan misses you.

Yes, I agree!

@@ChrisMustList Chris u r great

@@orhanbay737 Well I appreciate that.

@@ChrisMustList Cris u know I m pak but idnt like people bcoz dnt have awernance henxe I like europens people as a good human being

I appreciate that

I appreciate you.

Thank you!

I appreciate that!

Thank you kindly

Welcome aboard!

But you eat animal meat... !!.. 🤷‍♂️.. even ritualistic culling is done... or its about ethical killing and ethical meat?