JMUrbon
965 posts
Mar 12, 2010
4:13 PM
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Thats a pretty cool video. Its hard to imagine an eagle that big but that is one huge bird. Joe
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Sound Rollers
250 posts
Mar 12, 2010
4:22 PM
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Cool video, here's a good link.
http://gallery.menoutdoors.com/gallery/data/1028/31380-eagle_catches_deer.wmv
John
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JMUrbon
966 posts
Mar 12, 2010
4:25 PM
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I have seen that one befor John. Hard to imagine how that eagle could come out of that uninjured. Joe
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Sound Rollers
253 posts
Mar 12, 2010
4:48 PM
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Joe that's a big bird. F.Y.I. the California Condor is twice that size.
John
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JMUrbon
967 posts
Mar 12, 2010
4:57 PM
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Ya but its a vulture. That eagle is one mean sob.
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Sound Rollers
254 posts
Mar 12, 2010
5:10 PM
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True, definitely a vulture, but in the 70's my dad spoke to a cattle rancher in Caliente Canyon, California who said a giant bird / condor took one of his calves, very interesting.
John
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JMUrbon
968 posts
Mar 12, 2010
5:56 PM
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Thats interesting. Vultures dont have talons like raptors. But I could see a condor coming down on a young calf and helping himself. Joe
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Squabby*32
235 posts
Mar 13, 2010
4:49 AM
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Nice videos. Thanks
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Pinwheel
179 posts
Mar 13, 2010
6:59 AM
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I heard of vultures taking the newborn cattle as soon as they are born. But that video was crazy. felt bad for the prey
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pigeon pete
522 posts
Mar 13, 2010
9:43 AM
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I've seen the first one before, a definate set-up.
The eagle is released very quickly , and the deer stands very little chance. It's not anything like hunting as we know it.
The second one is very suspicious as well.
The kid looks to be at a dead-end and has little awareness as though it is a domestic animal.
Is the second goat taken from exactly the same spot?
It's hundreds of feet up on a mountain, yet the bleating of the goat is clearly heard on the video.
Now why do you thing there was a microphone high up on that particular spot?
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JMUrbon
971 posts
Mar 13, 2010
6:32 PM
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Ya I have seen some of them befor too Pete but it is still impressive to see a bird take an animal that size even if it is staged. The bird still has to wrestle that animal down and that is no easy task. At least I wouldnt think it would be. Joe
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