Nice video. I've seen similar traps with a two layer cover so the birds cannot reach the mice at all, so you never have an injured mouse during a trapping session. I think these were hand made, but still very effective. I am fairly certain I saw these on Ben Woodruff's channel. Gorgeous female American Kestrel. I'm working on learning more about falconry and have some hunts set up for this season to see if it's something I want to dedicate the time, effort and money into. Do you have any videos on weight management for Kestrels? They are such tiny birds, and I know a lot of people have not flown them and may not be able to do videos on their weight management.
@@RedTalesFalconry Mercer Falconry from the UK touched on this a bit, but not in any real depth, unless I missed a video. I've heard others say Kestrel weight management is tough, even using a scale that measures in grams. In the Mercer videos from the UK, his Eurasian Kestrel was fluctuating by 10-15% of it's body weight on many days. His Eurasian Kestrel was mving between about 170 to 195 grams I think?
@@RedTalesFalconry Yeah, it depends on the bird. I had a BC that was a half inch width on the cage, lost two dumb mice because they poked their heads out and lights were out. I made a trap with 1/4 width holes and mice were safe. making tiny nooses are hard, but as long as the poundage is 3-6 lb weight tested bird should be good
@@killyhawkaan2076 I've definitely had kestrels kill a mouse threw the wires. I typically use this trap for red-tails and it works fine for kestrels, so I go with it!
Not sure why you think this makes the planet die. The bird is still hunting and is eventually released back to the wild. Chances are it would die without me working with it so in all actuality I'm helping to increase numbers of wild kestrels.
It's illegal in the UK, all falconry here is done with captive bred brids. How do you go about training a wild bird to the point it won't just fly away?
@@adamwilson2905 It is really pretty easy. Typically the regulations require it be a passage bird (less then a year). Then you spend time with it, get it to feed from you or in your presence and then get it to jump, then fly to you. Then take out hunting and put up game for it and it realizes life is pretty good.
Well I dont think darwinism works here man. I think this bird was just hungry and doing that instinctually. It's not a human so I dont think "reasoning" is a thing for a bird.
@@RedTalesFalconry I mean it kept almost getting caught but went back anyway but maybe not all birds are smart or maybe it must have just been desperate enough to not wait for one more meal.
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Assuming you are familiar with trapping I'm very close by so as soon as it is hung up, I make in to get it. I've trapped a lot of birds with this and never had one even get close to being injured.
@@MD_falconry I figured as much just by the way you spoke. I really don't understand why you think DNR would yank a license for trapping a bird with what you perceive as to large of nooses. I follow every letter of the law, I really don't think our DNR would take a license for following their laws. They do not specify or mention anything about the size of the noose. They do acknowledge that there is always a risk when trapping and that is why the regs say I am responsible for the bird if it were to get injured while trapping.
@@RedTalesFalconry I,m in the UK, different bird here, that looks like our merlin. Has a moustache stripe like a peregrine. Like the trap, but you'd be hung out to dry doing that here.
@@RedTalesFalconry no, all raptors are protected here, but it doesn't seem to have helped our Kestrels, their numbers have plummeted in recent years whilst all the other raptors have increased dramatically. Coincidence maybe? I don't know and I don't think the experts do either. Anyway good hunting.
Kirk Graves it’s disgusting because you’re taking a wild animal from its home. Doesn’t matter if you extend its lifespan by taking it in and training it, it’s not YOURS to take. LEAVE WILDLIFE ALONE. Get a different hobby.
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They don't tolerate anyone doing it, but they do issue permits for people to do it with a falconry license. I'm sure your country allows falconry trapping as well. sokolnictwo.pl/polish_falconry
i dont see the point of you posting this video i would of suspend your permit if i was fish and game.showing morons that may have bad intentions when trapping is one the stupidiest idea
Stephen Philpott not sure where you are located at but in the USA they are Every where So not sure why anyone would buy one. Because of that very few are bred here.
@@RedTalesFalconry if there everywhere do what any decent falconer would do, find a best, take a chick and do it properly, you've put to much stress on that bird already, I would of hated to see the state of that birds keg after struggling so hard to escape the wire slip, what are you wanting a kestrel for? They only eat insects, sparrow sized birds and anphebians. Do yourself a favour and save up some bucks and buy a Red Tail or something similar and leave the wild kestrels alone, if there everywhere there' doing well.
Stephen Philpott again anyone here in the states would trap a RT in the same way, nobody would buy a kestrel or red tail, it is not about money, I have a Harris hawk that I paid for because they aren’t native to my area or I would trap, I use kestrel to hunt starlings to feed my other bird
@@RedTalesFalconry You use a kestrel to catch Starlings to feed a Harris Hawk. I've always found Harris Hawks so easy to train and will take a multiple selection of prey. Why don't you hunt with the Harris and let it catch it's own starlings (food). Catching a wild bird of prey and taking its freedom and stressing it out untangling from the trap, keeping it in a cage (aviary) and the process of manning the bird is not the way of a true falconer, your supposed to show respect to your bird (of prey). You would be fined here in the UK for doing such a act and fround upon other falconers. Release the kestrel back to where it belongs and wait till spring and get yourself a chick mate. Be a good falconer and not a cunt👍
Stephen Philpott not sure why you have to get hateful, this is very common here so your standards of a true falconer do not apply. Many would consider buying a bird not true falconry. The kestrel in the video has already been released after serving its purpose. It now has the skill and confidence to take out starlings so is a better hunter then when I trapped it. I’m not fined here in the USA because it is perfectly legal and the most common practice of hunting with kestrels.
@@wildernesswonders845 mate its the method of capture show here, just not showing any respect for the falcon you want to hunt for you, many falconers or so called falconers use this particular type of trap which should be really be banned, there are much safer traps avaliable for under £$50 which will cause let's stress and injury to the birds you should respect as a true falconer.
This is awful. What if they break a wing or leg trying to escape? Let wildlife be, they’re not ours to take. Isn’t there something else you can do besides trapping innocent wildlife? Get a pair of binoculars and enjoy them from afar. LEAVE THEM ALONE. Trapping birds of prey should be ILLEGAL.
I've never had one injured, once the bird is caught I'm there in seconds to secure it. I have many other things that I do but working with birds of prey is a passion of mine that I enjoy. I do get binoculars and enjoy from a distance but there is nothing as exciting when a wild animal allows you in to their world to enjoy what they do with a front row seat. It is quite fascinating and many bird lovers also trap birds for scientific purposes. In many cases this is how things are learned to then make better societal changes to preserve wildlife.
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Thanks for sharing.
In my opinion, you need twice the number of nooses and half the size.
Did you keep this little spitfire ?
Thanks for the input. Yea I kept this little one for a season.
*Kestrel's grows fast that when I missed a week of visiting them, they went from only the head is visible to them standing outside the nest*
Yes they do!
Nice video. I've seen similar traps with a two layer cover so the birds cannot reach the mice at all, so you never have an injured mouse during a trapping session. I think these were hand made, but still very effective. I am fairly certain I saw these on Ben Woodruff's channel. Gorgeous female American Kestrel. I'm working on learning more about falconry and have some hunts set up for this season to see if it's something I want to dedicate the time, effort and money into. Do you have any videos on weight management for Kestrels? They are such tiny birds, and I know a lot of people have not flown them and may not be able to do videos on their weight management.
Every now and then a kestrel will injure the mouse. I don’t have any videos on weight management. Maybe I should document more of that aspect of it.
@@RedTalesFalconry Mercer Falconry from the UK touched on this a bit, but not in any real depth, unless I missed a video. I've heard others say Kestrel weight management is tough, even using a scale that measures in grams. In the Mercer videos from the UK, his Eurasian Kestrel was fluctuating by 10-15% of it's body weight on many days. His Eurasian Kestrel was mving between about 170 to 195 grams I think?
Nice Video. Thank you
So nice of you
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Amazing video
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Dude get a critter saver on that Bal-Chatri trap LOL
Ha ha ha!
@@RedTalesFalconry Yeah, it depends on the bird. I had a BC that was a half inch width on the cage, lost two dumb mice because they poked their heads out and lights were out. I made a trap with 1/4 width holes and mice were safe. making tiny nooses are hard, but as long as the poundage is 3-6 lb weight tested bird should be good
@@killyhawkaan2076 I've definitely had kestrels kill a mouse threw the wires. I typically use this trap for red-tails and it works fine for kestrels, so I go with it!
@@RedTalesFalconry yeah the trap worked great the mice were just dumb enough to poke their faces
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Nice bird trap..
I would love to take credit for it, but I purchased it from northwoodsfalconry.com/product/clover-noose-bal-chatri-trap/
Amazing
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I have more beautiful scenes than this scene of hunting falcons. Greetings to you.
That sounds great. I will check out your videos!
I hope you have fun watching
In asia they would use pepsi and mentos to catch them :D
God dammit, this is why the planets dying lol
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Not sure why you think this makes the planet die. The bird is still hunting and is eventually released back to the wild. Chances are it would die without me working with it so in all actuality I'm helping to increase numbers of wild kestrels.
It was a joke bruh
So how did it trap it? I dont get it
there is tons of snares on the cage, as the bird tries to grab the mice eventually they get snagged and you now have a trapped bird.
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Sweet! 👍👍
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Love this style of BC
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Kirk Graves where can I find a BC trap like that?
What does one do with a trapped Krestel? seems pointless. Interesting video though and obviously a success.
You train it to hunt with you. It's called falconry.
Tag it, put a transmitter on it for research or to track it to a nest.
NukinFuts I hunt with it
Kirk Graves what do you catch
@@shush6332 Starlings, sparrows, mice.
Thought it was barbwire
It is a fishing line noose.
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wow con mice nice
They work quite well to trap birds.
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I wanne see it now
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See what?
why would you trap such a beautiful bird?
It is for the purpose of falconry, meaning i train it and hunt with it. Then after a season or two I typically release them back to the wild.
@@RedTalesFalconry that's cool I guess, but what if she had a nest full of babies..?
Trapping season does not correspond with breeding season.
It's illegal in the UK, all falconry here is done with captive bred brids. How do you go about training a wild bird to the point it won't just fly away?
@@adamwilson2905 It is really pretty easy. Typically the regulations require it be a passage bird (less then a year). Then you spend time with it, get it to feed from you or in your presence and then get it to jump, then fly to you. Then take out hunting and put up game for it and it realizes life is pretty good.
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Best of luck, do you fly a bird now?
Funny how the greedy bird had all taht time to run away btu wouldn't give it up.Darwin awards at it's finest.
Well I dont think darwinism works here man. I think this bird was just hungry and doing that instinctually. It's not a human so I dont think "reasoning" is a thing for a bird.
Greedy? It’s literally trying to get food for survival. 🤦♀️
They do get desperate as they get hungry.
@@RedTalesFalconry I mean it kept almost getting caught but went back anyway but maybe not all birds are smart or maybe it must have just been desperate enough to not wait for one more meal.
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ياصديق هذولا يربون كل شي ويستفيدون منه حتي البعر
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شعجب حجمه. زغير. 😅😅
إنه طائر صغير!
buena idea. pero más bello el Halcón ..no merecen estar encerradas esas aves hermosas
El pájaro no está encerrado, voló libre y cazó a diario. Simplemente tenía la seguridad de que si no atrapaba algo, obtendría comida de mí. ¡Mira este video de él volando gratis! czcams.com/video/Fz6RdmtK8-c/video.html
Your lucky that bird didn’t kill itself. Those nooses are way to big
Assuming you are familiar with trapping I'm very close by so as soon as it is hung up, I make in to get it. I've trapped a lot of birds with this and never had one even get close to being injured.
Kirk Graves yes I am familiar with trapping. I am a falconer and it only takes one for the DNR to yank your license
@@MD_falconry I figured as much just by the way you spoke. I really don't understand why you think DNR would yank a license for trapping a bird with what you perceive as to large of nooses. I follow every letter of the law, I really don't think our DNR would take a license for following their laws. They do not specify or mention anything about the size of the noose. They do acknowledge that there is always a risk when trapping and that is why the regs say I am responsible for the bird if it were to get injured while trapping.
Kirk Graves I was talking about road trapping
Harrison Dalby there are no regs against road trapping
I can get em within 5sec with better trap shape and bait
What does your trap look like? I’ve been needing a new one
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The bird was not injured at all.
That trap should be illegal
Why do you say that?
I agree , humans interfere wth wildlife far too much
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¡Que tengas un gran día también!
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Посадить бы вас за это лет так на 5
Я думаю, это хорошо, что ты здесь не в соответствии с законом!
@@RedTalesFalconry aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaàaaaaaaaa
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I need to trap a red tailed hawk , he has been catching my pigeons in my yard , I want to relocate him
Most people don’t like pigeons in their yard. Do you enjoy them?
@@RedTalesFalconry I agree. It's tell the hawk to bring his buddies for lunch and have at it.
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That's not a Kestrel. It's a merlin.
Ken Chalk sorry it’s a kestrel
@@RedTalesFalconry I,m in the UK, different bird here, that looks like our merlin. Has a moustache stripe like a peregrine. Like the trap, but you'd be hung out to dry doing that here.
@@greenjack1959l You can't trap over there? We trap most of our birds here.
@@RedTalesFalconry no, all raptors are protected here, but it doesn't seem to have helped our Kestrels, their numbers have plummeted in recent years whilst all the other raptors have increased dramatically. Coincidence maybe? I don't know and I don't think the experts do either. Anyway good hunting.
Ken Chalk it looks nothing like our merlin
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What is so cruel about it?
i try it
ofcourse because your probably a moron and I can rest my case
It is not illegal with proper permit.
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Leave those birds Alone yer SOB .
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Disgusting!
Sorry you feel that way, not sure why you find it disgusting
Kirk Graves it’s disgusting because you’re taking a wild animal from its home. Doesn’t matter if you extend its lifespan by taking it in and training it, it’s not YOURS to take. LEAVE WILDLIFE ALONE. Get a different hobby.
@@kaylintracy6911 Sorry you feel that way, I hope you enjoy wildlife in your own way!
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i konto E-mailowe.
They don't tolerate anyone doing it, but they do issue permits for people to do it with a falconry license. I'm sure your country allows falconry trapping as well. sokolnictwo.pl/polish_falconry
Very ugry...let go free bird and mouse
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i dont see the point of you posting this video i would of suspend your permit if i was fish and game.showing morons that may have bad intentions when trapping is one the stupidiest idea
@Janis1526 Thank you, i agree with you!
You can't even conduct an intelligent sentence .
Why does this need to be done it's crawl as fuck catching birds for no reason
Liam Derrick falconry
I caught the bird and hunted with it for some time and then typically release back into the wild.
This should be illegal smh
It isn't so perfectly legal.
To tight to buy yourself a legal bird to hunt with!
Stephen Philpott not sure where you are located at but in the USA they are Every where So not sure why anyone would buy one. Because of that very few are bred here.
@@RedTalesFalconry if there everywhere do what any decent falconer would do, find a best, take a chick and do it properly, you've put to much stress on that bird already, I would of hated to see the state of that birds keg after struggling so hard to escape the wire slip, what are you wanting a kestrel for? They only eat insects, sparrow sized birds and anphebians. Do yourself a favour and save up some bucks and buy a Red Tail or something similar and leave the wild kestrels alone, if there everywhere there' doing well.
Stephen Philpott again anyone here in the states would trap a RT in the same way, nobody would buy a kestrel or red tail, it is not about money, I have a Harris hawk that I paid for because they aren’t native to my area or I would trap, I use kestrel to hunt starlings to feed my other bird
@@RedTalesFalconry You use a kestrel to catch Starlings to feed a Harris Hawk.
I've always found Harris Hawks so easy to train and will take a multiple selection of prey.
Why don't you hunt with the Harris and let it catch it's own starlings (food).
Catching a wild bird of prey and taking its freedom and stressing it out untangling from the trap, keeping it in a cage (aviary) and the process of manning the bird is not the way of a true falconer, your supposed to show respect to your bird (of prey).
You would be fined here in the UK for doing such a act and fround upon other falconers.
Release the kestrel back to where it belongs and wait till spring and get yourself a chick mate.
Be a good falconer and not a cunt👍
Stephen Philpott not sure why you have to get hateful, this is very common here so your standards of a true falconer do not apply. Many would consider buying a bird not true falconry. The kestrel in the video has already been released after serving its purpose. It now has the skill and confidence to take out starlings so is a better hunter then when I trapped it. I’m not fined here in the USA because it is perfectly legal and the most common practice of hunting with kestrels.
This is illegal !!! I hope you know and have read the bird against free.🖕😡😡😡
Bonsaiking Von Bonsai perfectly legal if you are a licensed falconer
@@wildernesswonders845 it's illegal to trap wild birds of prey, your licence is only for captive bred birds which should be ringed and registered.
Stephen Philpott as a falconer you can get capture permit. In Utah you are allowed 2 per year, but that depend on the state you live in
@@wildernesswonders845 mate its the method of capture show here, just not showing any respect for the falcon you want to hunt for you, many falconers or so called falconers use this particular type of trap which should be really be banned, there are much safer traps avaliable for under £$50 which will cause let's stress and injury to the birds you should respect as a true falconer.
Let me guess you is a liberal
This is awful. What if they break a wing or leg trying to escape? Let wildlife be, they’re not ours to take. Isn’t there something else you can do besides trapping innocent wildlife? Get a pair of binoculars and enjoy them from afar. LEAVE THEM ALONE. Trapping birds of prey should be ILLEGAL.
I've never had one injured, once the bird is caught I'm there in seconds to secure it. I have many other things that I do but working with birds of prey is a passion of mine that I enjoy. I do get binoculars and enjoy from a distance but there is nothing as exciting when a wild animal allows you in to their world to enjoy what they do with a front row seat. It is quite fascinating and many bird lovers also trap birds for scientific purposes. In many cases this is how things are learned to then make better societal changes to preserve wildlife.
lmao you know nothing
Being this ignorant and emotional should also be illegal. You're making me regret womens suffrage.
Being this ignorant, emotional and fearful of something you dont understand should also be illegal.
Wow nice.
Thanks!