OKim a begginer i wanna start out but first thing why do we catch them cant i by them from a rebutable dealer also i am 12 i need help please im very interested
@40404040z Well, I'm not the guy from the vids, nor am I a falconer. But I can give you some advice on this situation. First, you need to be at least 14 years of age in the US to apply for a falconry license Second, you need a sponsor with at least a General falconry license. Third, I recommend(when you turn 14 of course) that you search your state's/country's falconry laws as they tend to vary a bit here and there.
so cool. beautiful bird. does anyone doubt they are ancestors of dinosaurs?
right now i have mating birds all over the yard. a mockingbird that sings all hours of the night-day. blackbirds, blue jays, spoon bill egrets, woodpeckers, (i try to convince people not to cut down dead trees, but we have a tree service in the neighborhood) mostly non-exotics, altho i do have owls, night birds, and have seen a rare cousin of the thought to be extinct ivory billed woodpecker.
i understand all that and am a falconer however i am having the hardest time catching a Kestrel my last bird was a red-tail i just wanted to try having a kestrel being they are so small and such a unique and goodlooking raptor.
yes i understand and have all that but im having the hardest time catching one i had a red-tailed that was beautiful and hated to release but was an excellent hunter im just curious to know how to catch a kestrel?
You need a falconry sponsor and license first. You also need food for it and a perch. You need to do many things before you catch one. Kestrels are delicate and you will just be killing it if you don't know what you are doing. And if you injure it you can't just let it go back to the wild injured. You will have killed it.
I made a video about what telemetry I use for falconry and the basics on how to use a transmitter & receiver. Here is the link: youtube.com/watch?v=HBiyl_5g5mw
That is a beautiful bird, what kind of prey can Kestrels go after? I have been fascinated by the art of Falconry for a long time, and would love to get one of my own but don't know how or where to go. When I was a little kid living in the country I seen some type of Falcon in our peach tree that landed on my arm when I held it out (so it must have been someone's trained bird), though when I started to go into the house to show everyone my Mother shewed it away with a broom.
OKim a begginer i wanna start out but first thing why do we catch them cant i by them from a rebutable dealer also i am 12 i need help please im very interested
40404040z 6 months ago
@40404040z Well, I'm not the guy from the vids, nor am I a falconer. But I can give you some advice on this situation. First, you need to be at least 14 years of age in the US to apply for a falconry license Second, you need a sponsor with at least a General falconry license. Third, I recommend(when you turn 14 of course) that you search your state's/country's falconry laws as they tend to vary a bit here and there.
mojototal 6 months ago
which is better a female kestrel or a male kestrel why or doesnt metter.
allysonmatheus 10 months ago
which is better a female kestrel or a male kestrel why or doesnt metter.
allysonmatheus 10 months ago
so cool. beautiful bird. does anyone doubt they are ancestors of dinosaurs?
right now i have mating birds all over the yard. a mockingbird that sings all hours of the night-day. blackbirds, blue jays, spoon bill egrets, woodpeckers, (i try to convince people not to cut down dead trees, but we have a tree service in the neighborhood) mostly non-exotics, altho i do have owls, night birds, and have seen a rare cousin of the thought to be extinct ivory billed woodpecker.
tomitstube 10 months ago
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when you catch a kestrel does it try to run away ? and why most of the the kestrel that the people catch dont run away? thank you
allysonmatheus 11 months ago
i understand all that and am a falconer however i am having the hardest time catching a Kestrel my last bird was a red-tail i just wanted to try having a kestrel being they are so small and such a unique and goodlooking raptor.
dustinprstn 1 year ago
yes i understand and have all that but im having the hardest time catching one i had a red-tailed that was beautiful and hated to release but was an excellent hunter im just curious to know how to catch a kestrel?
dustinprstn 1 year ago
whats the best way to catch a kestrel??
dustinprstn 1 year ago
@dustinprstn
You need a falconry sponsor and license first. You also need food for it and a perch. You need to do many things before you catch one. Kestrels are delicate and you will just be killing it if you don't know what you are doing. And if you injure it you can't just let it go back to the wild injured. You will have killed it.
FalconryVids 1 year ago 2
were do you get a bird
mooseballs44 1 year ago
was the bird hovering in mid air ?? amazing
LAINIE612 1 year ago
Nice Kestrel, I have recently been working with mine, what are the little "tid bits:" you are feeding in video 1 ?
Mdrcrue 1 year ago
@Mdrcrue
very small pieces of starling meat
FalconryVids 1 year ago
What receiver do you use? Great videos you have...
raulishnikov 1 year ago
@raulishnikov
I made a video about what telemetry I use for falconry and the basics on how to use a transmitter & receiver. Here is the link: youtube.com/watch?v=HBiyl_5g5mw
FalconryVids 1 year ago
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how long after you catch a falcon can you hunt with it
myleghurts100 1 year ago
how long after you catch a falcon can you hunt with it
myleghurts100 1 year ago
@myleghurts100
3-4 weeks
FalconryVids 1 year ago
how long did you train'em to go back to your hands after flying?
babynavy771 1 year ago
@babynavy771
1-2 weeks
FalconryVids 1 year ago
That is a beautiful bird, what kind of prey can Kestrels go after? I have been fascinated by the art of Falconry for a long time, and would love to get one of my own but don't know how or where to go. When I was a little kid living in the country I seen some type of Falcon in our peach tree that landed on my arm when I held it out (so it must have been someone's trained bird), though when I started to go into the house to show everyone my Mother shewed it away with a broom.
Mikey30525 2 years ago
nevermind it did.
TheKeiraner 2 years ago
I love kestrels :) i just got a prairie falcon!
Jfish2008 2 years ago
excellent video, beautiful bird!
xordan2 2 years ago