The Ancient Practice of Mongolian Eagle Hunting | The Red Bulletin Presents

[@MrPitpilot]

wow stunning footage of traditional hunting skills and very refreshing to see a main stream worldwide company not scared to show real life hunting skills in action thanks keep up the work

[@VitoEsposito]

The original drone warfare

[@gwirgalon3758]

but much more honest and useful than any war bs..

[@xy5844]

og obama

[@pr1m3vil3]

For real and with an added survival instinct

[@xXFlowXx31]

This is better than a war drone

[@Fotosynthesis858]

Brutally beautiful. I hope they can preserve this amazing tradition 🦅

[@RogueReplicant]

The dude in the thumbnail looks so badass with that eagle.

[@jkwalzo]

Don’t give that eagle Red Bull. The Mongolian either. It could be disastrous.

[@darylobey8867]

That stuff is posion in a can

[@0929alpha]

A jawdroppin experience! Had mine this year for the 1st time in Kyrgyzstan

[@kushnasher]

They aren’t Mongols, they’re Kazakhs from Mongolia

[@kushnasher]

Aaron Espinoza almost all kazakhs are 70% Mongolian 15% Indo-Iranic 15% other tribes. Why should I visit, I myself am Kazakh ;)

[@aabzhano]

@@kushnasher almost all kazakhs are 70% Mongolian 15% Indo-Iranic 15% other tribes. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> This does not mean that Kazakhs are Mongols. Especially considering that some of the major Kazakh tribes are not of Mongol origins. Moreover, much of our history the Kazakh Khanate was fighting with the Oirat mongols for survival.

[@joebidet2050]

True !

[@brrrn7927]

Where the eagles are habiting? Mongolia. These minority kazakhs converted Mongolian culture. Mongols are also eagle hunters.

[@oljassairan]

​@@brrrn7927unfortunately, no mate. You are f*cking ignorant.

[@codycampbell3562]

That shot where it just swoops and tackles was amazing.

[@QuestforBeauty]

the footage is INCREDIBLE!!! wow

[@TheChampion2025]

So nice seeing Human mains teaming up with such a diversity of Support classes... the eagle builds are only one of many ❤

[@chrismillersrcfamily]

More of this please :) 2 minutes video? come on. You had my attention from Go!

[@МарияшАхметова-ж6э]

Kazakh people

[@benmcintyre1273]

Mongols do it too.

[@МарияшАхметова-ж6э]

@@benmcintyre1273 mongols may bratishka🤣🤣🤣

[@kzland6511]

They are kazakhs. Russian empire gave Mongolia the part of kazakh land where they live.

[@tehh329]

Well more like russia gave Dzungar land to today's Kazakhstan

[@Astana2024Astana]

@@tehh329 before djungars these lands belonged to naimans and Kazakhs. Only for 1 century these lands belonged to djungars. After Kazakhs returned back these lands.

[@tehh329]

@@Astana2024Astana nope wrong. Kazakhs appeared in 15th century. Before that, name Kazakh was not even mentioned.

[@gameguru1488]

@@tehh329 kazakh is a federation of nations. Even russians can become kazakhs.

[@minustar]

it is this harsh environment that created the most fearsome warriors of history. The world conquerors from the Mongolian steppes, namely Huns, Turks and Mongols were all toughened up by this hard place

[@harshjain3122]

Turkic*

[@philippebajeux4130]

1:44 Mubafukas, the deceleration of the mongolian eagle is one of the most incredible things I have seen in my life ... I sometimes am thinking that this bird from Mongolia can get from 140 km/h to 0 in 1 second & properly sitting on his owner's arm !

[@ChromeMan04]

It’s a steppe eagle

[@ariell6489]

Absolutely amazing, such fierce and majestic creatures.

[@vaibhavbhalerao2963]

It's dedication that develops true characters! 👏

[@ramsesramses3857]

Kazak-TURKS ☝🏻🇰🇿

[@rjw7058]

who cares who they are, dealing with this harsh climate and befriending another creature to survive, incredible>>

[@us-du44fx4u]

Very well shot... Beautiful cinematography...

[@goldenmeanphaseconjunction313]

Yes, I very much agree

[@skillage18]

You guy need to get out more. That was a damn FOX not a wolf

[@scoopwtf1473]

Theres videos of eagles destroying wolfs

[@noctivagant._6469]

@@scoopwtf1473 yes, but that eagle in this vid was catching a fox, not a wolf

[@ghxsty66]

Kev Gunner but they're trained to hunt wolves mainly

[@boiiii9042]

It's a wolf. Mongolian wolves are smaller than ones here in the US

[@hollydaniel8044]

Its a fox for sure

[@degisikicerikler7792]

Greetings From Turkey. Mongols are our relatives.

[@aabzhano]

The hunters are not Mongols, they are Kazakhs, a Turkic people.

[@ChromeMan04]

No your relatives are Greeks and Arabs lmao

[@Ac_a]

No your ancestors were just Conquered by Real Turks and you adopted the language Anatolian.

[@ramsesramses3857]

kazak-TURKS☝🏻🇰🇿

[@DRZME400]

Amazing! Seriously.

[@BigOlRub]

You will never be a Mongolian eagle master, You will never be enlisted into Genghis Khan's elite scout party. You will never chase down fleeing knights for the glory of the empire.

[@aabzhano]

Yeah, except these eagle hunters are not Mongols, they are Kazakhs - the true descendants of the Golden Horde!

[@ChromeMan04]

@@aabzhanothe Golden Horde was Mongol 😂

[@aabzhano]

@@ChromeMan04 Yes, except that those medieval Mongols had little to do with modern Mongolians in Mongolia... 😂😂😂😂😂

[@aabzhano]

@@ChromeMan04 The Golden Horde was so Mongol and ALL tribes who made it up are now part of the Turkic peoples such as Kazakhs, Bashkirs and Nogais. ALL the Mongolian and Turkic tribes that came with Genghis Khan and his sons Jochi and Chagatai (including all their khan descendants) to Central Asia and Europe all remained here. At the end of the 13th century, the Uluses of Jochi and Chagatai gained complete independence from Karakorum and began their own separate history. The Mongol tribes were all Turkified - in the Golden Horde (Ulus Jochi) by the 14th century, in Moghulistan (Ulus Chagatai) by the 15th century (they were known as Moghuls or Moghuls). All of them became Muslims and later became part of the Kazakhs, Bashkirs, Nogais and other peoples. This whole story has nothing to do with the Khalka Mongols in Mongolia. But it is the Kazakhs who, in terms of their tribal composition and genetics, are closest to the people and army of the khans Jochi, Batu and Tokhtamysh.

[@ChromeMan04]

@@aabzhano blah blah blah…point is they were Mongols not Turks just like Kazakhs are. Being Turkifed didn’t change their genetics.

[@user-uv2ew1dm3w4_5]

ป้อหลวงหล้าสันกำแพง

[@anetsg]

They are kazakhs, not Mongolians

[@Mongol1232]

They are citizens of Mongolia so they are Mongolian. But they are not ethnic Mongols

[@Dave-gk6si]

@@Mongol1232 They’re murderers and criminals Mongolia has suffer enough problems from these guys

[@aalytoks9755]

​@@Mongol1232Kazakh Mongols

[@blackie8083]

Wow!...amazing!

[@NAJABATKHEL]

They are Muslim Kazakhs who escaped Soviet persecution to settle in the westernmost district of Mongolia. They are the only Eagle hunters left in the world. Wish you could add that little detail.

[@meghanfitz-james49]

Not true. There are eagle hunters in Kazakstan and a few in the Altai Mountains of China ans in Kyrgyzstan. Look it up.

[@ChromeMan04]

Kazakh are Mongolian

[@NAJABATKHEL]

@@ChromeMan04 Kazakh are Turkic.

[@ChromeMan04]

@@NAJABATKHEL not really they are closer to Mongolian

[@Astana2024Astana]

@@ChromeMan04 I am Kazakh. And I am Turk, not Mongolian

[@pngnow3020]

The life on the edge. Spectacular!

[@RUFFRYDA420]

Y'all really put the Cucco chicken sound from legend of Zelda in the first transition? Lmao I love it.

[@Бек-ы6ы]

They are not mongolian, They are Kazakh people

[@casper-z9rkls6gl]

They _are_ Mongolian by nationality --- they live in Mongolia --- but they are not ethnically _Mongol._ They are ethnically Kazakh, though not Kazakhstani. Yes, the narrator should have pointed that out.

[@rekidesma273]

Eagle Master is such awesome title

[@whollypotatoes]

Pull up that clip young jamie

[@БакытБекназарУулу]

Kazaks

[@markus_park]

They're Kazakhs!

[@user-uv2ew1dm3w4_5]

AEM305 นายกิตติกวินทร์แสงสุก

[@vachonpiton113]

Its me or they look fucking badass?

[@Astana2024Astana]

You

[@obamalastname34]

So many ancient culture to be unravel

[@ArifMengal-e1t]

How to get a full video of this series

[@bondbondclub]

Will the GPS signal affect the Eagle's direction sensor?

[@Carols989]

came from the article about Aimoldir Dayanbek, sadly cant find videos on her

[@Derek-nm3lu]

did that bird just take down. a Wolf?

[@gabrielkenz]

Capo Gainz i think it was a fox

[@InlineDownhillVancouver]

Polar bear.

[@ryandellegar2425]

Capo Gainz just a yeti nbd

[@DarthTurducken]

Manbearfox

[@tuxedosteve1904]

Its a fox.

[@sainabchaaban1965]

Where can I see the full story? The link is not working...

[@Chronomatrix]

That's so cool.

[@keithrozeski8463]

I want more!

[@bizonc]

Dope as hell. Hope not all the kids retreat to urban centers. Amazing tradition

[@yosuasinaga740]

Dossho dossho

[@ipad.unknown]

Awesome Thumbnail.

[@BikZom]

This is so cool

[@GobiHorizons]

MONGOLIA! ❤

[@dingusdangus1790]

The open steppe! Fleet horse! Falcon at your wrist, and the wind in your hair!

[@SALIMKHAN-rg5ph]

EAGLE MY SHADOW

[@cahescinober]

Отличный безпилотник !)

[@user-uv2ew1dm3w4_5]

แป้งมองโกเลียN

[@ШерханАйдарбекұлы]

Казактар!!!!

[@alexppape]

Training eagles to hunt? That is badass!

[@s.b.2648]

That golden eagle 🦅 is a trained eagle. And, those men that rushed to help the girl are eagle trainers. Something went wrong that instead of hunting and attacking a jackal eagle attacked a girl. Jackal hunting with eagles is a common practice in Uzbekistan, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, and …

[@hypnotismandhypnotherapyha4886]

Very interesting

[@sunnysunshine9466]

THEY ARE KAZAKH PEOPLE, NOT MONGOLIANS! ALĞA QAZAQTAR🇰🇿❤️✊

[@Mongol1232]

They are citizens of Mongolia so they are Mongolian. But they are not ethnic Mongols

[@thelmawitri5357]

AWESOME

[@Aventon500wheelie]

Rogan fan here

[@user-uv2ew1dm3w4_5]

เสียงดังเหมือนแยกรรป๊อบแอม

[@ArifMengal-e1t]

This is just a 2 minute video. How i get the full video

[@antutun3058]

is there an actual song to the singing in 0.23min?

[@ybrady5892]

That is so cool and neat 😀

[@AzatKabiyev]

this are Kazakhs

[@user-uv2ew1dm3w4_5]

สนามไก่ชนมพายัพ

[@ThePonyPros]

Hi, I am looking for the full story but your page is down. Any chance you can link me to it?

[@minstrelgirl451]

Same ;-;

[@karthikeyang7673]

Any ponniyin selvan fans who came through here...

[@maysu6728]

I wanna see their activites for real one day.

[@vagbhs8342]

😭😭my kazakh.

[@Би19настайамьдралсайханбайна]

My Mongol

[@Бек-ы6ы]

Norman Lance here not mongolian

[@Astana2024Astana]

​@@Би19настайамьдралсайханбайна👎👎👎🖕🖕🖕💩🇲🇳💩🇲🇳💩🇲🇳💩🖕🖕🖕👎👎

[@user-uv2ew1dm3w4_5]

ถ้าไก่ชนเป็นแบบสาธิตแม่นก่า

[@jaimelannisterfromkaz2488]

this people are KAZAKH, not Mongols!!!

[@batukaganbat6093]

then take your kazakh brothers!

[@jaimelannisterfromkaz2488]

Batuka Ganbat Are you crazy ?This their lands!They should live in Altay! Stupid nazist!

[@batukaganbat6093]

you did it first! we live in togethor peaceful! They live in Mongol, so We called them Mongol! in history: They asked land from Bogd khaan! just live for one year! but they are still live here! We have never kicked out them!! and they can choice region until 18 years old, live Mongol or Kazakhstan! but if you want to call them kazakh! yes you must take your brothers!

[@batukaganbat6093]

and they came from Xinjiang in CHina! not kazakhstan! 1st you should focus on your Xinjiang brothers!

[@jaimelannisterfromkaz2488]

Batuka Ganbat well actually they came from East Turkestan before it starting be part of China!We nomads and we can live wherever we want!OK? And still be KAZAKH!

[@ramsesramses3857]

these are kazak turks not mongols

[@Carnados]

this guy is the real life ark surviver.

[@grindzilla9956]

Me a mongolian who has seen that when i was young me now i need to get on that

[@jais8645]

a satellite of birds, equipped with magnetic circuits which conduct on condition of time and physical proximity.

[@themrjones]

so cool

[@netonnaagu924]

Who’s here while reading the Alchemist?🖐

[@pinoymtbiker]

so badass!

[@emperorluffy6001]

What species of Eagle is this?

[@GDGUY4LIFE]

I’m here because pothead joe rogan always mentions interesting facts and pothead me can’t resist searching them.

[@СымбатСымбат-т8и]

Kazakhstan 🐎👏👏💓

[@fhaezalmero2236]

Mahmut Pasha would be proud

[@esmeraldo7887]

whats this have to do with red bull?

[@ReligionWhistleBlower]

Teaching these birds of prey and other animals has been amongst people from long time ago. Here is a verse from the Arabic Quran which is 1450 years old. "They consult you concerning what is lawful for them; say, 'Lawful for you are all unpolluted things (means Organic), and what you teach to those hunting dogs and birds of prey who wound, 'You teach them as Allah taught you'. You may eat from what they 'Avoid eating from', and mention Allah's name thereupon. You shall fear Allah. Allah is quick in reckoning." (Quran 5:4). Yet it might have been in other scriptures as well, and we find these teachings of animals all over the world. As you see Allah is the only source of knowledge and at the right time He reveals to us, mathematics, astronomy, physics, chemistry and so on. Like binary code came down 2000 years ago but it had to wait for our generation in order to built computers so He could show us His mathematical signs in the Arabic Quran.

[@aabzhano]

Religion WhistleBlower 3 years ago Teaching these birds of prey and other animals has been amongst people from long time ago. Here is a verse from the Arabic Quran which is 1450 years old. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> There are petrogliphs (rock drawings) in Kazakhstan, which show eagle hunting scenes from the Bronze Age about 1000-1500 B.C.

[@ChromeMan04]

@@aabzhano Kazakhstan wasn’t inhabited by Turkic people in 1000 bc but by Aryans. Stop pinning everything to Turks you pan-Turk.

[@aabzhano]

@@ChromeMan04 Another illiterate fool. Many modern Turkic peoples have Indo-Aryan ancestors. The Kyrgyz and Tatars, for example, have R1a Y chromosome haplotype (predominantly from the R1a-Z93 subclade) of the Scythians. The Kazakhs have multiple tribes of Indo-Aryan origins.The Kypchak (Kumans) have R1b haplogroup of the Yamnaya and Botai Indo-Aryan cultures which predate the Scythians. The Argyn tribe, the largest Kazah tribe, has G1 haplotype which came to Central Asia from the Iranian Plateau during the Bronze Age. Thus, the Turkic peoples are a mix of East Asian and West-Asian ancestors - unlike the Mongols.

[@aabzhano]

​@@ChromeMan04 Hide your arrogance and educate yourself: If we compare the DNA of the Scythians and Sakas, including representatives of the Pazyryk culture (from the latest paleogenomic studies), then running Scythian autosomal DNA through calculators (the result was published in the journal Nature) showed that of the modern peoples, the Tatars and Bashkirs are closest to the Western Scythians, and the Eastern Scythians - Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Altaians and Khakassians. The Y-DNA subclades of the Scythians and Scythian culture collected at this stage: N-P43, R1a-Z2123 and predecessors in the Kurgan cultures of Eurasia are found in almost all modern Turkic peoples.. Two out of three tested representatives of the Pazyryk culture had subclade N; in Kazakhstan, this haplogroup is found with high frequency in the clans Uak - 64%, Sirgeli - 65.6%, Zhalayyr - 46%. R1a of the same subgroup (R1a1a) as among the Sakas, for example, is very common among the Suan and Oshakty clans. In addition, the Kazakhs have haplogroups R1b (among the Kypshaks) and G1 (among the Argyns) from the ancestral representatives of other branches of the Indo-European Iranian-speaking autochthons of Central Asia. Thus, based on the currently available data, we can draw preliminary conclusions that modern Turkic peoples are the genetic heirs of the Eurasian Kurgan cultures, as well as the heirs of their material culture (lifestyle, funeral rites, which were presented until the 10-11th century, food, clothes and much more).

[@aabzhano]

@@ChromeMan04 "Despite numerous studies of the phylogeography of individual haplogroups of the Y chromosome, the G1-M285 lineage has so far been insufficiently investigated. This is partly due to its relatively low frequency in South-West Asia (Di Cristofaro et al., 2013; Regueiro et al., 2006), and partly uneven geographical distribution with the maximum frequency among the Mazhar (Kazakh) in Kazakhstan (Biro et al., 2009). For this reason, the study of the phylogeny of haplogroup G (Rootsi et al., 2012) concerned mainly the G2 branch, and the only statement about G1 in this article is the estimate of its age by the Y-STR markers (19000 6000 years). However, new accumulated data (presented in the dissertation work) indicate that G1 is present in the wider territory of Eurasia, and also reaches very high frequencies in geographically remote areas of the Armenian Highlands and the Kazakh steppes. Thus, the haplogroup G1 indicates an ancient genetic link between the Iranian-speaking population of South-West Asia and the populations of the Central Asian steppes, in which the II-I thousand BC was dominated by Iranian speech. It is noteworthy that the area of distribution of haplogroup G1 is well consistent with the area that was inhabited by Iranian-speaking groups in the II-I millennium BC. When dividing modern populations into two groups, such as those living within the range of the ancient Iranian-speaking population and those not living in this territory, 96 statistical methods of molecular dispersion analysis (AMOVA) revealed a reliable genetic difference between the two groups and the greatest contribution of haplogroup G1 (9.9%) in the difference between the compared groups. In order to determine the direction of migration, haplotype diversity within the population was calculated. As a rule, the maximum values of haplotype diversity are observed in the ancestral population, since migrating daughter populations capture only part of the ancestral diversity. The haplotype diversity of G1 varies from a maximum in Iranian populations (92%) to a minimum in Mongolia (0%). The haplotype diversity map shows a marked decline in biodiversity from western Iran to eastern Southwest Asia and further north to the Eurasian steppes. The high diversity of haplotypes in western Iran makes it the most likely candidate for the role of the ancestral home of haplogroup G1. This conclusion corresponds to the Anatolian hypothesis on the formation of Proto-Indo-Europeans (Renfrew, 1987). The migration of the Iranian-speaking population between Central and Southwest Asia was an important event in the history of population and is directly related to the often debated and still unresolved problem of the ancestral home of the Indo-Europeans. There is a huge variety of hypotheses put forward, but you can to some extent reduce them to two existences or steppe or Asia Minor ancestral home of the Indo-Iranians. Proponents of the Kurgan theory suggest that speakers of Iranian languages spread from the south of the European part of modern Russia in the direction of south to modern Iran. The opposite theory places the Indo-European ancestral home in Western Anatolia, and suggests that the Iranian branch of the Indo-European language family migrated from the Iranian plateau north into the steppe. Both theories are similar in the opinion that the steppes were originally inhabited by an ancient Iranian-speaking population, and only then the language of the region was displaced by the Turkic. A lower frequency of haplogroup G1 is found in another kind of tobykta. They are dominated by subhaplogroup J1*-M26, extremely rare in representatives of other genera of argyns. Subhaplogroup J1*-M267(xP58) is characteristic of the peoples of the Eastern Caucasus (the peak of the Kubachinians of Dagestan is 99%) (Balanovsky et al., 2011), as well as for the Assyrians of Iraq (18%), Turkey (16%), Iran (10%), (Chiaroni et al., 2010), which indicates the Persian roots of the gene pool and this genus (in the paternal line). The two other haplogroups most frequent in the Argyn gene pool, C2 (9%) and R1a1a (7%), differ by an order of magnitude less frequently than G1 (80%)."

[@aabzhano]

"The Ancient Practice of Mongolian Eagle Hunting " - the name of the video is mis-leading. The hunters are ethnic Kazakhs, not Mongols. The use of Mongol music is also not appropriate as it is different from the traditional Kazakh songs and tunes.

[@Mongol1232]

They are citizens of Mongolia so they are Mongolian. But they are not ethnic Mongols

[@ChromeMan04]

Nobody cares what a Turkified Greek has to say

[@ludwigvanbeethoven61]

Mongolia seems almost like an extraterrestrial place

[@TemuulTK]

Many people are confused here in the comments section. End of the day Kazakh people are Mongol people and historically Chingis Khan was a forward thinker allowed different religions to be in one country which may now cause a divide. At some point, Turks were a part of the Mongol empire too but now that they have gone and built their own country adopted the Muslim religion and developed somewhat Arabic culture does not make the history untrue. Most Turks do not look Turkic anymore, they look more caucasian these days but we Mongols from central Asia have preserved our looks and culture including Kazakh people. Does not matter Buriat, Khalkh, Uigar or Tuvan we are all Mongols under one Blue Tenger and the Sun.

[@amandykkarymsak4632]

There could be no confuse , everything is simple here, just Kazakhs who live in Western Mongolia. Thats all

[@TemuulTK]

@@amandykkarymsak4632 Your comment is not very clear Amand. Are you saying Kazakhs are Mongols or are you saying they are separate people! Maybe you are one of those brainwashed Kazakhs who think the Mongols are the enemy! If so I suggest you get the DNA test done as your DNA will be more Mongol than anything else. Stop hating your own blood and flesh... That is all man!

[@amandykkarymsak4632]

@@TemuulTK I didn't say a thing about DNA. I have no hate to Mongols bro. If you look at my comment you can see there is no lie. I know that Kazakh DNA mostly Mongolian but we are already other nation. We have a lot difference from Oirat, Buryat, Khalkha mongols

[@kamikami2975]

@@amandykkarymsak4632 true

[@ChromeMan04]

Mongolia isn’t in Central Asia

[@fauxlether7242]

This is not Mongolian eagle hunting, this is KAZAKH eagle hunting, Mongols and Kazakhs are different peoples

[@CM-hb9ob]

first it was gopro now its redbull

[@altkasb3918]

the eagle huntings from Chinggis khans Mongolian traditional

[@jdp21211]

Poor fox in the beginning😢😢😢😢😢

[@dlgraudebike]

brazil salve

[@nickmeale1957]

Id love a bird that visited me everyday

[@bkelly5959]

What kind of eagle is that?

[@negativezero8174]

What is best in life???!!!

[@fouutirassa]

Song at the beginning, anyone?

[@goldeneaglepower9845]

They are kazakh people, not mongolian

[@ChromeMan04]

Same thing

[@goldeneaglepower9845]

@@ChromeMan04 I’m kazakh and it is not the same

[@ChromeMan04]

@@goldeneaglepower9845 literally the same. Identical culture and people.

[@goldeneaglepower9845]

@@ChromeMan04 culture and people are not identical. Of course closer than filipino people, but not as close as for instance kyrgyz or karakalpak people. We share nomad style of life, but our roots are different

[@ChromeMan04]

@@goldeneaglepower9845 it’s the same. Also, 1/4 of Kazakh tribes have Mongol roots.

[@flymol0]

The mini doc gopro made about this same topic is way better