Title: Hunting wolves with a golden eagle in Mongolia Source:
YouTube URL Source:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Re644qgnCtw Published:Oct 23, 2008 Author:marcelnad Post Date:2009-04-07 21:33:46 by X-15 Keywords:None Views:148 Comments:12
e training of this bird was seen as difficult and even perilous even by the experienced Synchy. the bird is never a slave of its owner, only a partner in hunting.
Well Yeh , I do believe that.
Bout two ago, a few doors up from my house I came upon a Golden Eagle ripping a rabbit apart in the neighbors front lawn.
It must have been close to three feet high and built like a Olympic wrestler.
I was about ten feet away, it gave me ONE glance; that was all I needed.
I had no thought of getting any closer to that meat slicing machine than I was.
Really, if the thing so much as jumped ten inches in my direction I would have blown out my running shoes getting away (trying to anyway) from him.
I am astonished any human has done this - my hat is off to them.
Like to see Sarah Palin master this method of wolf control.
Her Royal Governess just tosses Holy Hand Grenades from low-flying airplanes ;-)
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I see as many as 75 hawks hanging out on a field when I plow it ... waiting for small rabbits and mice ... they go for baby rabbits ... then they fight over the food ... tractor entertainment at its best !
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