Falconry: captive bred birds and raptor propagation

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This falconry video discusses the captive breeding of birds of prey. It discusses how falconers breeding raptors provide a crucial stable population to help if wild numbers drop, as they did with the peregrine falcons due to DDT poisoning in the 1900s. Captive breeding of raptors can be a hot topic point. This video discusses several angles of the issues.
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@DesertHawkz 19 дней назад

I would support Ben propagation program 💪🏼

@falcon2287 18 дней назад

Thanks for the wonderful postings. I am not a falconer. I operate the cameras and make videos and postings on the Wilmington Falcons Facebook page. This year we had some unusual activity. I could find no info on a Google search so I am asking you or your viewers if they have ever heard of this: During second to fourth weeks after the hatch the adult male would line up with the hatchlings and get fed with them. He was not aggressive and the female seemed to have no problems filling his beak along with the nestlings. (he was not the father - he took over the territory three weeks after the previous male's eggs were laid). The behavior eventually ceased.

@RaptorGirlkathy 16 дней назад

I agree with you, Ben. Thanks for sounding the alarm ⏰️. Many species need help. If humans will only listen!!! 🤞🙏

@shoaibdevero 13 дней назад

I always appreciate your efforts and thoughts ❤

@ThatSocratesguy 4 дня назад

Timestamps 00:30 How Falconry evolved 03:30 How captive breeding developed recently 05:50 Development of US falconry laws about captive breeding 09:30 Why captive breeding is important for conservation 11:00 Why captive breeding projects in USA are important

@rachmacdonald9107 10 дней назад

Thank you for this video. I worked for a falcon breeder for 12 years. It's very strenuous work that takes a lot of dedication. It is also so important . I'm in Germany and our regulations are also very strict. A goshawk can be taken from the wild in some states but unfortunately that's the only species.

@ThatSocratesguy 4 дня назад

Is working for a breeder/in a breedery good pay?

@richardbrown6278 19 дней назад

glad you are back

@anthonycapuano8554 16 дней назад

Sounds like falconry associations need to push the USFWS to put funding into this. More falconers would do it if they had the financial backing. We're lucky in Canada as we have a lot of breeders with good programs. If you're breeding non indigenous species the rules are surprisingly lax.

@michaelrichardson212 11 дней назад

New info on peregrine! You need to show us a “deep dive”if you will, about the saving of this bird!

@jonahmcbride934 16 дней назад

Ben, you are correct on all of this. I don't think it is an issue with desire. I could see myself being interested in ths, but for me it is mostly an issue of time and space that is needed. It would definitly help if government eased up on regulations.

@barnabas111 18 дней назад

Ben, What are your views on free lofting vs. tethering? Especially for Redtailed Hawks. Indoor ideas for Kestrels. Thanks for all your videos. B

@azhawking 19 дней назад

Great video

@ComicusFreemanius 18 дней назад

Our rules are strict but at least we have wild take. In Mexico there's no application process you only have to register your "Aves de Presa" but you can't take a ferruginous or anything else protected anyway. Most English falconers will probably never touch a wild hawk.

@pannacottacat7337 18 дней назад

Here in Italy it’s stupidly easy to get a bird of prey and both diurnal raptors and owls are abundantly bred (it’s only legal to fly caprive bred birds and many wildlife education facilities that use falconry techinques have owls) to a point that in some (bad) breeding facilities you can buy an eurasian eagle owl for 400€ (~430$) and a harris hawk for a little more that that, and people who have very little idea of what theyre doing are getting themselves one, sometimes without any guidance from falconers or just keeping them as pets (happens a lot with owls) using falconry techniques poorly wich causes a part of the public like animal rights people to dislike falconers who also tend to be very divided so actual falconry is not thriving:( the only birds that kind of avoid this whole mess are the really expensive ones or the most niche hunting birds like accipiters and also some falcons but it’s hard to actually find quality animals (because just like in the us the original falconer guys who did propagation are becoming fewer and serious hunting falconers, who also tend to be a buncch of older men, are rare because our territory doesn’t suit most hunting anymore as actual wild quarry is getting rare and most young people just do raptor pest control or education) god this feels like a rant but italian falconers rlly need to get their stuff together the legislation is silly (as an example you need the same GUN license for practicing falconry that you would need for shooting) so I think we have the opposite problem here :,)

@michelwaylander5005 18 дней назад

from what i know, the US has the best laws overall. In germany, it is literally impossible to get into falconry, while in the UK everybody can just "buy" anything captive bred (as 2 extrem examples).

@shereesmazik5030 17 дней назад

In my opinion, the US has the worst laws . They’re trying to kill falconry totally and separate people from raptors. Now they’re going to kill thousands of wild barred owls .

@partsguy9423 19 дней назад

Amazing information! Can you do a video about the pros and cons of hybrid hawks?

@massmanute 18 дней назад

Hi Ben, Do you recommend a novice to buy a captive bred bird or capture a passage bird for someone living in Utah? (I am assuming that this is to be done legally in either case.)

@billygrey9235 16 дней назад

How long should Jesse’s be for a sharp shin hawk

@raphlvlogs271 18 дней назад

which species of raptor is the most likely to become domesticated

@HerbysHanz 18 дней назад

👋. Do raptors like sweets? 🙏

@ryanfreed4467 19 дней назад

Jason Caldwell out of West Virginia. Best breeder in North America!

@changugopalang5944 11 дней назад

Falconry in my country is prohibited, one needs special permit, or rather, exemption permit to practice falconry. I had to come to UAE for falconry, if one can call it that