I did not know a hawk could reach through those close bars like that. I will configure different fencing for my chickens after watching this video. Thank you for the share🙃
Bigger cage for chickens and kill that nasty thing I don't what law thinks they are protected because no one cares so KILL it by dog or by hand or shoot it.
Wow. I’m glad the chicks survived. hopefully there weren’t any wounds aside from the head. it should heal. ❤️ These pens, although convenient, aren’t predator proof. This video makes it obvious. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING so others can see, and build awareness that predators are willing to try anything.
Generations of evolution into the perfect aerial killing machine suffered a program fault right there. The hawk flat-out blue-screened. I've never seen a bird of prey look that confused. It was like Loki trying to control Iron Man: "...this usually works."
@@gunman9131 Yeah real smart. Shoot a federally protected bird of prey because you can’t keep your birds protected properly. Not the birds fault. And anyone that gets “sweet” out of shooting something is odd. A real hunter respects what he’s killing.
Just realized that hawk managed to get that chicken with an excellent analysis and shot. The way he inserted his claws inside the cage. Nature at its best
Thumbs up. Very interesting ! Would not have guessed a bird of prey could reach in there THAT easily. Lesson learned. I´m glad your chickens survived and hope the hawk was able to fill his /her stomach elsewhere.
I use cameras at outside in the case anything attack my chickens, so i can know who and what did i do wrong, so i can fix. Please do not assume on why people use it for torture or fun.
Surprised the one with the chunk bitten out of its head made it, let alone recover. No clue how it's neck didn't break when the hawk was trying to rip it out of the cage. Must have been at that super young age were their bones are like rubber. I had to rehome my polish rooster that survived a hawk attack while freeranging, he never really learned and kept sleeping in the open with no survival instincts at all and bottom of the pecking order so i gave him to a friend that can keep him in a safe enclosed environment.
Man the one that one that got snagged is tough but this doesn’t surprise me. I see it all the time. I can’t tell you how many times I had to get a hawk unstuck from cages or get them away.
I'm loving all the comments on how these chicks need better housing, new homes, better conditions, etc. You people have obviously never had chickens, unless they are hatched by a member of the main flock they need to be introduced slowly or the main flock will kill them. Maybe this is a quarantine pen, you need to quarantine new members to your flock for at least four weeks to make sure they don't have any diseases that could be passed on. Long story short we don't know the reason this type of cage was used but I doubt it's their permanent home.
So you would kill a Falcon which is endangered and is a protected species over a Chicken where around 100 million chickens are killed everyday for food?? Wow you're so stupid lol
@@akibirfan1858 well if a wild protected animal attack my pets even if it Extinct their species i would still beat the shit out of that wild animal,the only animals that i care for are my pets.
0:16 i felt so bad for the brown chicken because he was the only one getting hurt. I was so happy that they survived! I also hope those poor chickens have wounds
I have chickens and if that hawk tried that with my girls his head would get smashed like a potato and I don't care who gets upset if the hawk is stupid enough to try to take any bird in an enclosure and gets stuck deserves death
Hawks are protected by law. When I had chickens I kept a hickory switch handy to discourage birds of prey. Once a red tail turned on me and I beat him like a drum until he got the idea and limped off. Sometimes what happens on the farm stays on the farm.
I have a hen on my porch in a covered dog crate because it's wounded and needs to be isolated until it's well enough to go back. Perhaps this person had these birds there only for an afternoon while preparations or repairs were made to their housing? Perhaps the hens arrived way ahead of their coop kit because shipping was delayed. There could be any number of reasons why these 3 little pullets were out there that are perfectly reasonable. What isn't reasonable is being a judgemental prig. Do better
It's a temporary enclosure because they're obviously still chicks you can't just put birds that age with the flock they'd get killed by the flock so they have to be in separate pens until you slowly introduce them to the flock. The only thing wrong with that enclosure is that it's too open to predators and bad weather but I'm sure just like most chicken owners, we put their pen usually outside during the day for fresh air and sun but we bring them in at night. Im sure that was the case 🤷♀️ I've been raising chickens for years 😊 please be kinder especially when you don't know how chickens are raised and how things are done on chicken farm God-bless 😊
Putting aside the fact that they are out to eat your chickens. Hawks really are beautiful-looking birds. But I hope you find a way to prevent this from happening again.
Good thing I live Hawaii.. but the cage I use is my dad's old ones that he built. It's a cube shaped cage that is made from iron and is arranged in a square shape. But damn... if those were my birds then that hawk would get rocked.. I'd grab it when have the roosters have some time while holding it down.
Our dog wound up taking out a hawk when it went for our lambs. It was quick as a flash between the strike, the lamb calling out in fear, the ram coming in and the dog crunching it. The ram and dog practically hi-fived with a nose bump and went about their day.
That is one determined Hawk (or Falcon). Lots of people don't realize it's a protected species in the U.S. and there are serious consequences for harming one. There have been people fined for even having feathers of a bird of prey.
Nobody gives a shit over US and their Rules. I wouldn't care to kill it. When I was in the Malaysia i used to kill one for killing my Green cheek conure. It gets into my cage and automatically his leg got stuck. The moment i saw my parrot got killed, I took a knife and cut off his head. Who gives a shit whether its protected or not. Ask you US to protect human beings dying from war first.
@@CenturionxVII You would be surprised how many still get caught because the people who do it just can't keep from running their mouths about it. Or someone finds it and calls the game warden It's unbelievable how many put it on social media and get turned in to game wardens.
Zip-tie chicken wire, hardware cloth, plastic netting or some type of similar protection in your temporary enclosures people! The poor chick did not have to go through that.
Did you called the cops? The red tailed hawk was trying to adduct your family (i.e., chickens). Lol!!!!! Anyway, thanks showing us what happens if we don't take care of our chickens.
No bird of prey can harm my chicks nor hens and that's because I have a rooster that doesn't only alert them but also attacks anything that's a threat to there wellbeing
@@ugonna5042 how can one see the size of your rooster when you have no content on your channel? Your rooster may have scared a few young Hawks off but he will meet his match someday. No rooster is a match for a good size hawk or eagle.
@@rapscallion3421 wrong I've watched roosters literally destroy hawks so bad they couldn't even fly away after but hens will SHRED a hawk but only if it has chick's to protect. Get a large goose, dog and a gun :-) kill it! geese attack hawks and so will swans and goats.
Yeah, fences and cages aren't a guarantee for safety. Our dad would share stories from his coworker about how raccoons will catch birds from the other side of the fence, kill it that way, and pull it through piece by piece
Maybe make the cage a bit bigger or board up the place near to the pink tub, but I have no knowledge about chicken. I mean it lucky it wasn't able to squeeze it through the bars.
We've had problems with snakes, coyotes, skunks & raptors. I put perforated metal around cages & coops to reinforce them, it has keep out the critters out. Stainless Steel Perforated Sheet Perforated Metal Sheet Hole Size 0.11inch 11.8inchx11.8inch Stagger 0.18inch Hole Thickness 0.035inch
the same thing happened to my parrots , they were dying instantly but when i put a camera, i saw same bird attacking them , i caught that bird using trap.
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The hawk acts like at a vending machine when the drink you paid for gets stuck.
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HAHA 😂 good one lol doesn’t he know he has to rock it back and forth ?
POV : the owner i enjoy this movie i need popcorn pls
Wow you can really see why hawks/ eagles are apex predators, so fast, strong and intelligent
I did not know a hawk could reach through those close bars like that. I will configure different fencing for my chickens after watching this video. Thank you for the share🙃
The person who shooting the video should be tracked down and punished. It was definitely stage managed by him.
@@mash6571 its a camera thats set up in the cage
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You know what chicken wire is my nigga😭😭
That was not a hawk you fool
Hawk: *“I wonder if you’re this tough when you’re not talking behind that screen!”*
You should expect no better results than this when you keep chickens in a dog kennel outside.
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Bigger cage for chickens and kill that nasty thing I don't what law thinks they are protected because no one cares so KILL it by dog or by hand or shoot it.
Yes! Its pretty stupid!! And all sides are open…no place to hide! I dont know what people expect sometimes!!
I hope the owner made it better now! We all make mistakes….hope he learned it!
there’s like no room for them to move i feel so bad they need grass and dirt
I too was shocked on how the hawk could quickly reach through the gaps of the cage!
Wow. I’m glad the chicks survived. hopefully there weren’t any wounds aside from the head. it should heal. ❤️
These pens, although convenient, aren’t predator proof. This video makes it obvious. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING so others can see, and build awareness that predators are willing to try anything.
Thanks you for the compliment
I was on the hawks side tbh let him feast!!
Eagle was like “tf is going on with this”?
Those are the best little chickens! They should live forever!
I'm so glad your chicks were alright. There was something mildly comical when the hawk tried to take off and then realized he couldnt.
I have shot falcons in the head with my high power airguns. Sweet.
Generations of evolution into the perfect aerial killing machine suffered a program fault right there. The hawk flat-out blue-screened. I've never seen a bird of prey look that confused. It was like Loki trying to control Iron Man: "...this usually works."
@@redwitch12 lol 😂
Something happen to one of my chicks before. It couldn’t take the chick out but the chick had its flesh ripped off. It’s okay now.
@@gunman9131 Yeah real smart. Shoot a federally protected bird of prey because you can’t keep your birds protected properly. Not the birds fault. And anyone that gets “sweet” out of shooting something is odd. A real hunter respects what he’s killing.
Just realized that hawk managed to get that chicken with an excellent analysis and shot. The way he inserted his claws inside the cage. Nature at its best
Then it proceeds to shut down when it fails to withdraw the chicken. Apparently its brain can't handle getting out as easily as getting in.
Thumbs up. Very interesting ! Would not have guessed a bird of prey could reach in there THAT easily. Lesson learned. I´m glad your chickens survived and hope the hawk was able to fill his /her stomach elsewhere.
The way that foot went in was gangsta
What a frustrated eagle. There should be atleast someone in the house to watch them over when there's a commotion.
that was very sad for the poor chick but that was a suprise that the chick still survived !!
The hawk is like this chick isn't supposed to be this heavy🤯😂😂 after half an hour lets try again 😂😂
I’m glad the little chick is okay
Man thought it was gonna be easy prey.
I know this isn't a funny situation for some, but the look on the hawks face cracks me up. He was like (what the heck?)
I hope you learned your lession and now protect your pets in the right way
@Vincent anthony Balundo yeah I always put a camera at the corner of the cage.
@@andychanchicken3104 whyu put hem out of the house?
@@uberuberuber-o4j They were old enough to live outside.
@@andychanchicken3104 ok
I use cameras at outside in the case anything attack my chickens, so i can know who and what did i do wrong, so i can fix. Please do not assume on why people use it for torture or fun.
If I was in that cage. Everyone to the other side, hurry to the other side, switch sides as we throw our best momma jokes
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@@nathan225 Yes. Real funny seeing chicks scared half to death. Really funny!
@@Nadia..J i have a pet chicken and I recently bought a cage for it just for that video after it got attacked twice. Please relax
Poor chicken🥺🥺🥺
I just wanna hug & keep him/her safe😞
Me too
Thank God the poor little chick survived the savage attack 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰👍👍👍
Best Wishes From Pakistan
That’s crazy, I no those chicks are thankful for that cage.
Surprised the one with the chunk bitten out of its head made it, let alone recover. No clue how it's neck didn't break when the hawk was trying to rip it out of the cage. Must have been at that super young age were their bones are like rubber. I had to rehome my polish rooster that survived a hawk attack while freeranging, he never really learned and kept sleeping in the open with no survival instincts at all and bottom of the pecking order so i gave him to a friend that can keep him in a safe enclosed environment.
Seems like a nice way to catch free hawk for dinner.
Illegal
Jeepers creepers! Chicken version 🤣
Man the one that one that got snagged is tough but this doesn’t surprise me. I see it all the time. I can’t tell you how many times I had to get a hawk unstuck from cages or get them away.
A hawk just killed one of my silkies. I'm so glad your chick is okay.
Kill that hawk
Shoot that nasty ass hawk! Don't even play kill it and burn it.
Oh goodness I felt so bad for your poor chickens. So scary. We just got 3 chicks.
عنتغا ههههههههههه خض
Guys look, a birdie
Thanks for sharing. Lesson learned do a double wrap with chicken wire. One tough little chicken.
No lesson learned...kill the hawk. Period.
Not me getting caught more than once.. 😭 The Hawk was being sent to assassinate the brown one.
Right! Like how it’s 3 of y’all and he keep snatching you up😭🤣
The brown one always get caught
I know he was the male and he was trying to protect the females.
I'm loving all the comments on how these chicks need better housing, new homes, better conditions, etc. You people have obviously never had chickens, unless they are hatched by a member of the main flock they need to be introduced slowly or the main flock will kill them. Maybe this is a quarantine pen, you need to quarantine new members to your flock for at least four weeks to make sure they don't have any diseases that could be passed on. Long story short we don't know the reason this type of cage was used but I doubt it's their permanent home.
If these are my chickens I would have that bird for the dinner 🍽
I think that is a bit too harsh
So you would kill a Falcon which is endangered and is a protected species over a Chicken where around 100 million chickens are killed everyday for food?? Wow you're so stupid lol
@@akibirfan1858 human kills human too , will you give up your kids for some tiger to eat ?
@@sudhindrasuvarna2756 so you're saying a human baby is same as a chicken lol
@@akibirfan1858 well if a wild protected animal attack my pets even if it Extinct their species i would still beat the shit out of that wild animal,the only animals that i care for are my pets.
Holy Eff it lived!! Your chickens are birds.... That was bird Maxx power.
0:16 i felt so bad for the brown chicken because he was the only one getting hurt. I was so happy that they survived!
I also hope those poor chickens have wounds
The Hawk’s face at the end 😂
The cage save the chicks. Now they learn how to move around to protect themselves from the clutch of eagle claws !
If minding your business was a person it’s definitely the other two birds 😂😫
Call Foghorn Leghorn so he can take care of that Chicken Hawk….
Simple fix, place treble hooks around the outside of cage, once hawk hooks himself you choose what you wanna do with it.
Ha ha ha we bit harsh but effective.
I have chickens and if that hawk tried that with my girls his head would get smashed like a potato and I don't care who gets upset if the hawk is stupid enough to try to take any bird in an enclosure and gets stuck deserves death
@@sarinastowe935 hell yeah. They need stomped.
Hawks are protected by law. When I had chickens I kept a hickory switch handy to discourage birds of prey. Once a red tail turned on me and I beat him like a drum until he got the idea and limped off. Sometimes what happens on the farm stays on the farm.
This is horrible! Your insanely lucky none of those chicks died from shock afterwards. I hope you never forget to cover the cage again.
Glad they are safe going to bed peacefully
Chicken: *Its confirmed I’m more related to the dinosaurs*
Hawk: *No I am*
It's a baby domesticated dinosaur vs an adult wild dinosaur
🤣That's got to be the luckiest chicken in the world.
Plot twist:
The humans ended up eating the hawk, and it tasted like chicken.
And the chickens also had some.
Thats not a bird thats a chicken hawk!... And I wonder if that chicken keeps its feathers numberd for just such an occasion. Lol
Chicken: Hey leggo you idiot! I can't be pulled through the cage!!
I'd be ashamed to show anyone this, if I kept my birds in such a miserable state.
I have a hen on my porch in a covered dog crate because it's wounded and needs to be isolated until it's well enough to go back. Perhaps this person had these birds there only for an afternoon while preparations or repairs were made to their housing? Perhaps the hens arrived way ahead of their coop kit because shipping was delayed. There could be any number of reasons why these 3 little pullets were out there that are perfectly reasonable. What isn't reasonable is being a judgemental prig. Do better
@@stalstonestacy4316 this is the internet kid. Get over it.
miserable for you, not from them.
Still better than many.
It's a temporary enclosure because they're obviously still chicks you can't just put birds that age with the flock they'd get killed by the flock so they have to be in separate pens until you slowly introduce them to the flock. The only thing wrong with that enclosure is that it's too open to predators and bad weather but I'm sure just like most chicken owners, we put their pen usually outside during the day for fresh air and sun but we bring them in at night. Im sure that was the case 🤷♀️ I've been raising chickens for years 😊 please be kinder especially when you don't know how chickens are raised and how things are done on chicken farm God-bless 😊
@@honeybear1977 ahh 😗 actually very good way to Express and very silently.
Hawk: WHAT IS GOING OOOOOOONNNNN!???!!?!
Putting aside the fact that they are out to eat your chickens. Hawks really are beautiful-looking birds.
But I hope you find a way to prevent this from happening again.
this is wat wild animals normally do n u just made it easier for the hawk to catch its prey!!
Imagine how much stress that caused them,, please be more careful if you care about your chickens :-(
Bruh that wasn’t his fault at all. You’re being stupid. Idk why he hearted your comment.
Good thing I live Hawaii.. but the cage I use is my dad's old ones that he built. It's a cube shaped cage that is made from iron and is arranged in a square shape. But damn... if those were my birds then that hawk would get rocked.. I'd grab it when have the roosters have some time while holding it down.
Our dog wound up taking out a hawk when it went for our lambs.
It was quick as a flash between the strike, the lamb calling out in fear, the ram coming in and the dog crunching it. The ram and dog practically hi-fived with a nose bump and went about their day.
I Think the falcon has some old problems with the dark brown chick
Lol
That is one determined Hawk (or Falcon). Lots of people don't realize it's a protected species in the U.S. and there are serious consequences for harming one. There have been people fined for even having feathers of a bird of prey.
Thanks for letting me know
Nobody gives a shit over US and their Rules. I wouldn't care to kill it.
When I was in the Malaysia i used to kill one for killing my Green cheek conure.
It gets into my cage and automatically his leg got stuck. The moment i saw my parrot got killed, I took a knife and cut off his head.
Who gives a shit whether its protected or not. Ask you US to protect human beings dying from war first.
Shoot the hawk and throw it in the woods. Good luck getting caught.
@@CenturionxVII You would be surprised how many still get caught because the people who do it just can't keep from running their mouths about it. Or someone finds it and calls the game warden It's unbelievable how many put it on social media and get turned in to game wardens.
Don't worry, the communist government in charge of the US now won't bother. They don't even give a shiet about American lives, let alone hawk.
The little terrified chirps :(
That hawk just wanted to hug the chicks
That fang accuracy through the fence dammit
I feel bad for your chickens I'm glad you have a camera on But why are you having chickens and a crate?🐤😥
Thats the moment when you pull out the sniper
The 2 chicks were like "wtf is going on"
Yeah
All the Hawk wanted was to try some finger-licking chicken. But NOOoo!
You're under attack from raptors. Glad you survived.
Imagine peter Griffin sented that hawk to attack the chickens.
I like how the hawk stopped and just contemplated “bruh wtf is this?”.
Zip-tie chicken wire, hardware cloth, plastic netting or some type of similar protection in your temporary enclosures people! The poor chick did not have to go through that.
Yes I had chickens and the shelter for them was tight. Opossums and hawks came around but never had a bite of chicken lol
0:16 That's Some kind of Gangsta Stuff
Did you called the cops? The red tailed hawk was trying to adduct your family (i.e., chickens). Lol!!!!! Anyway, thanks showing us what happens if we don't take care of our chickens.
Poor little chickens. I mean the hawk has to eat, but still.
"LET MY COMRADES FREE, NOW!"
This is why I put branches around the edges of my run. Makes it harder for a hawk to grab through sharp branches
Nice video!
Poor little baby :(
Gosh it ended up nabbing the same chicken a second time. I hope that chicken sees a therapist for her PTSD
And now, the chicken is bald
It is not bald anymore. it grew back in about 2 weeks
@@andychanchicken3104 aww so which means they're still cute🥺
Ah bird, thats a hawk. LoL
"I'm a chicken hawk! I want some chicken!" 🦅
*"Damn it the drive through is closed"*
*-hawk*
That's like reaching into the drive-through window to grab your food and they close the window on you so you can't drive away.
That hawk be like, damn!!!
That hawk is determined.
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wow so nice video
No bird of prey can harm my chicks nor hens and that's because I have a rooster that doesn't only alert them but also attacks anything that's a threat to there wellbeing
I have a rooster but he was too young to do that yet
A rooster wont protect it from that lol its prey for that hawk too. I recommend Guineas
@@valley4820 have you seen the size of my rooster a hawk wouldn't dare
@@ugonna5042 how can one see the size of your rooster when you have no content on your channel? Your rooster may have scared a few young Hawks off but he will meet his match someday. No rooster is a match for a good size hawk or eagle.
@@rapscallion3421 wrong I've watched roosters literally destroy hawks so bad they couldn't even fly away after but hens will SHRED a hawk but only if it has chick's to protect. Get a large goose, dog and a gun :-) kill it! geese attack hawks and so will swans and goats.
Mate that's not just any bird that's a hawk those things are savages
Bird. Lol. That's a red tail hawk
The hawk like damn this cage!
Yeah, fences and cages aren't a guarantee for safety. Our dad would share stories from his coworker about how raccoons will catch birds from the other side of the fence, kill it that way, and pull it through piece by piece
Ooh that bad old hawk he never gives up 😠😠😠😠
Maybe make the cage a bit bigger or board up the place near to the pink tub, but I have no knowledge about chicken. I mean it lucky it wasn't able to squeeze it through the bars.
We already switched there cage to a bigger one after this incident.
@@andychanchicken3104 :thumb up:
We've had problems with snakes, coyotes, skunks & raptors. I put perforated metal around cages & coops to reinforce them, it has keep out the critters out.
Stainless Steel Perforated Sheet Perforated Metal Sheet Hole Size 0.11inch 11.8inchx11.8inch Stagger 0.18inch Hole Thickness 0.035inch
No no no! Watching from Oakland California thunder loft
Verrry beatiful
now you know why chickens have to be cooped!
chicken- hei hawk i am not your food , iam human food dont kill me ok
Nice to met you
the same thing happened to my parrots , they were dying instantly but when i put a camera, i saw same bird attacking them , i caught that bird using trap.
I m like my friend 🙏🙏 very nice 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿❤️