This Stupid Hawk Attacked the Wrong turkey..It Paid Its Life

Watch the moments when turkeys show their predators that no one can underestimate their power! This video is full of amazing and breathtaking battles you don’t want to miss!
Are you ready to witness the true power of turkeys? From snakes to eagles, these birds prove they are the unexpected kings of the animal kingdom! Click, watch, and be amazed!
Prepare to be amazed by the unexpected power and bravery of turkeys as they face off against nature’s fiercest predators! This action-packed video captures epic battles where turkeys take on snakes, hawks, eagles, and even other farm animals. From a turkey overpowering a snake on a golf course to a showdown with an overconfident eagle, these moments prove turkeys are more than just simple birds. Witness their lightning-fast reflexes, strength, and surprising might as they dominate predators. If you're a fan of wildlife showdowns or love seeing underdogs rise to the challenge, this video is full of thrilling, jaw-dropping moments you won’t want to miss!
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[@elfaraon83]

A turkey can defend itself due to its size, that chicken defending its chicks against that eagle was truely epic.

[@WildHaven8]

That chicken definitely showed a lot of courage! Such bravery is rarely seen.

[@STRIDER_503]

The definition of maternal instinction.

[@douglaspaterson5269]

​@@WildHaven8I had a mother hen attack me when I was a child for picking up one of her chicks she was hissing and cussing like an angry woman.

[@kingy002]

And fuckin' lucky that the eagle didn't land its talons on it otherwise it would have been all over.

[@johnlennox-pe2nq]

@@WildHaven8 cock bird?

[@Oldjeeper]

Years ago we lived in the mountains. Daisy our 25 pound terrier was just messing around in the backyard when up from behind came about 25 turkeys. She saw them about 30 feet behind her and tried to ignore them, but very very slowly, up they came. Then the lead Turks started stamping their feet while slowly creeping up. Daisy saw them and slowly turned to face them. They stopped and then came on. When they got about 15 feet from her, you could tell if you watched her that her attitude changed. All of a sudden she CHARGED straight at them and ALL of the turkeys went straight up in the air and amid much gobbeling, then flew off in all directions. Boy howdy, ol Daisy was sure proud of herself from the way she strutted around. They never bothered her again, but would camp out on our roof and liked to attack the trailer connector on my Tacoma.

[@WildHaven8]

What an awesome story! Sounds like Daisy was a true warrior who decided to show those turkeys who’s boss! I bet the moment they all took off in different directions was an incredible sight. Looks like the turkeys learned their lesson! But camping out on the roof and attacking the trailer connector-seems like they were plotting their revenge! Did this go on for a long time?

[@machtnichtsseimann]

I was driving in a residential semi-rural area down a quiet street, and noticed a turkey hen standing in the middle of my lane. I pulled up slowly, waiting for her to cross the street. Nope. She maintained her position right in front of my car, staring at me. I honked quickly, she gobble-gobbled immediately. I laughed, anticipating she'd finally get going. Heck no! LOL. It's like we were in a territorial stare-off. ( Cue the score from "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly". ) I honked again. She slowwwwwwly walked off. Taking her own sweet time. Nature.

[@texasray5237]

She was inviting herself to your house for the holidays.

[@Ddax-td7qy]

Traffic held up on a four-lane boulevard in Santa Rosa one time, while a regal male strutted his girls across. Sort of fun, but glad not in my back yard!

[@MrBajanfire]

@@machtnichtsseimann Lol ...

[@carolengel1503]

I had several wild turkeys in my backyard. Never had a problem with them. They were friendly and at some point I did feed them. They made friends with my cats. Of course they ate all my cherries, blackberries, raspberries and grapes, and anything else they found.

[@Nel33147]

Well what’s a turkey for .

[@RichardCheese-o2m]

Stuffed turkey

[@andersoncockerm7543]

Most of the time they can tell when humans aren't a threat.

[@ChickensAndGardening]

wild turkeys occasionally visit our yard, where we have chickens, but they are separated by an electric fence. The birds look at each other but don't seem particularly bothered. I think to the turkey, chickens are beneath their notice.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

I have a flock of turkeys that roost behind my house in the woods. My 12 lb Shih-Tzu used to to take off and chase them, or deer around. I kept telling him they were gonna mess him up one day. Thank God they never turned around on him, and that he finally stopped chasing them. Maybe he saw a fight outside the back door and decided he better not push his luck.🤣🤣

[@WildHaven8]

Sounds like your Shih-Tzu has finally learned the art of self-preservation! Those turkeys were probably plotting a counterattack this whole time. Good thing he called it quits before things got wild in your backyard!

[@MikeDunn]

Lol... _I kept telling him they were gonna mess him up one day._

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

@@WildHaven8 For several years he had a big brother who was a 95 lb German Shepard, and they used to play all the time. The Shepard would literally let the little guy bite on his jowls and hang there as he walked around. It was wild watching them "fight" with each other. When the big guy had enough, he would swat the little shit across the room a few times before he got the hint. Sadly the Shepard passed a coup years ago and the little one was looking for a sparring partner, I think. Scared the hell out of me when he started going after things. He's finally starting to chill out. I see the turkeys almost every day, and I've had some fights on my lawn, so I had to click the vid. Seeing a couple Tom's square off is pretty wild too. It's funny bc there are only two of them in the whole group, and the rest are female. And these guys are risking injury to get all the ladies, instead of sharing. Ah, the animal kingdom is so fascinating. Well, I've rambled much too much. Merry Christmas to all. And I hope your turkeys are delicious this year. 🦃🦃

[@1stcrg]

And yea, the eagle getting destroyed by the Turkey was probably a young hawk.

[@gailcloete414]

Turkeys have very powerful legs with long sharp claws and that beak is also strong and sharp😊

[@keithwilliams5600]

AWESOME 👍😎🦃! I was raised in the city; I had no idea that a Turkey 🦃 could be so badass 🤣🤣! 🦃👏💪

[@OneTrundle]

Do You know about ageing a tree by counting its rings, when its felled?

[@chesterjackson8682]

I see why Ben Franklin wanted the 'Turkey' to be our National Bird🤣

[@keithwilliams5600]

@chesterjackson8682 🦃🇺🇲🗽🎆✅🤣

[@KakaMosh.-xw7tg]

Getting to know the turkey in a whole new dimension

[@jeynjohnston8085]

Me and my dog, Sadie, were chased by a turkey once. It was terrifying. Sadie never backed down for anything - except this bird.

[@WildHaven8]

@@jeynjohnston8085 What an interesting and strange experience! It seems like that day was really scary for you and Sadie. Dogs usually have a lot of courage, but it seems that turkey really had the power to scare you both! I'm glad that Sadie is brave against most things, and I hope you never have to go through something like that again!

[@KyleHoughton-pq5dh]

Spare me I ain't afraid of no turkey

[@KyleHoughton-pq5dh]

Oh so scary wow​@@WildHaven8

[@KyleHoughton-pq5dh]

Make a turkey samich out of that thang

[@gregsmith1342]

Me and my dog 🐕 tangled foot got chased by a squirrel

[@garyjohnson1466]

Benjamin Franklin wanted to make the turkey our national emblem instead of the eagle….

[@fillinman1]

Lived in a commune in west Texas. We had Turkeys walking around freely. It was pretty clear they didn't want attention. We had a deer one of the fellows found on the side of the road. Named it Venison. Deer are docile. Had some goats including one big ram named Alexander. He was one obstinate SOB. But one day he ran afoul of the Stallion of a herd of wild Shetland that lived there. Tex. Tex turned around and kicked him flying into the Barn. Alex was never quite the same. ha. Was a delight with the livestock wandering freely around like that.

[@foxylee58]

A deer named Venison!🙄😁🤣😂

[@aratinga77]

You can count on Males Behaving Badly, any species.

[@antonovverkhoyansk9170]

So happy that this video was not merely a click bait. Nice video.

[@WildHaven8]

We're glad you liked the video and hope you continue sharing positive content.😉🌹 By the way, which part did you like the most?

[@shiva72945]

Is is click bait. The eagle has clipped wings. It's all set up.

[@tomseverson5700]

@@shiva72945 Agreed. We do not see the eagle attack the turkey, and that bird on the ground doesn't even look like an eagle. Also, there is no hawk attacking a turkey and paying for it with it's life as the title said. Guess I'll not waste my tim with Wild Haven videos again.

[@shiva72945]

@@tomseverson5700 Neither would I. It's criminal to clip the wings of a bird of prey just for making a video.

[@buzzwaldron6195]

Yes, clickbait... if that's an eagle at 02:57, then it's a wounded baby one... and the turkey is merely curious about it...

[@blackbirdpie217]

Every wild animal is probably tougher than you think. It's a tough world and they survive which makes them masters of their domain.

[@realbartlett8882]

This summer I watched a Turkey chase a Bobcat out of the field and into the woods. That cat wanted nothing to do with that beak.

[@WildHaven8]

Wow, turkeys really don’t mess around! Bet that was wild to see!

[@Bluecedor]

I have house cats and backyard chickens. The cats don’t know what to do with them. They kinda fear the chickens but would absolutely defend them against other animals.

[@AllWildlifeNatureResrve]

😂 4:05, that harpie eagles neck spun right around! Freaky! Great captures. 😅

[@WildHaven8]

Absolutely! Their neck flexibility is amazing-one of the many reasons they’re such fascinating predators. Have you seen how powerful their talons are? 😁❤️

[@rjlewis9999]

Never underestimate how dangerous a large bird can be, and it isn't just raptors. There are turkeys all over the place where I live in SE Michigan, you see them a lot when you go driving or bike riding. They seem to like old growth tracts of land.

[@WildHaven8]

Thank you for sharing your story with us 😊 It was really interesting that you mentioned the behavior of turkeys in nature. What do you think encountering these birds while biking could be like?

[@rjlewis9999]

@@WildHaven8 They almost always travel in flocks. They may not have the most handsome faces but their feathers are pretty iridescent colors. They typically move away from me if I stop to take their pictures. The old growth forested areas are good places to hide from predators. I didn't know how dangerous they can be but I wouldn't even think about hurting or killing one because at the very least I would get a hefty fine or possibly even jail time if I got busted by a conservation officer. I think they're pretty birds and I get worried that they might get run over by a passing car. You should always keep a healthy distance from any animal that has offspring, and it isn't just bear cubs and sow bears that can hurt or kill you. The one time that Canadian geese use their wings as deadly weapons is when they have goslings. Even does will attack you if you get too close to their fawns. I actually had a doe come after me because I accidentally got too close to her fawns. I backed away immediately and fortunately the fawns started moving away in the opposite direction. At that point she turned around and followed them.

[@OathTaker3]

This is why the wild turkey was favored by Ben Franklin to be the Nations Official Bird instead of the Bald Eagle.

[@WildHaven8]

That's a great point! Ben Franklin admired the wild turkey for its resourcefulness and character, even calling it a more respectable bird than the bald eagle in some ways. It's fascinating to think how different things might have been if his preference had been chosen! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. 😊❤️

[@1stcrg]

No, large eagles can kill turkeys, and the one getting attacked by a Turkey, might’ve been a young hawk.

[@samore11]

He kind of got his wish, at least on Thanksgiving.

[@chandrasekharannair9598]

I love this.

[@AbleMan.2178]

I have heirloom turkeys (wild breed) on my Idaho farm. Several times every year young hawks from the nests nearby decide to come over for a chicken dinner. You have never heard a war cry like my hen turkeys when they attack these young and dumb hawks. It’s amazing to see the battles that go down as I’m running over to save the dinghy young red tailed doofuses. Wild or wild strained turkeys are not to be messed with. They’re a good breed to have around a farm in wild country.

[@Lycantis]

4:14 And THIS is why turkeys are a bowhunter's NIGHTMARE. They can sense the dang arrow coming from any direction from very far away. Getting one of these birds with archery is insane.

[@juliusemperor907]

Turkey just became my favorite bird

[@WildHaven8]

Great choice! Turkeys are such fascinating birds with unique personalities. It’s easy to see why they’d become a favorite!

[@juliusemperor907]

@WildHaven8 Yes, and because of this video, i have decided to get a pair as pets, i believe they'd be fun to have

[@RichardCheese-o2m]

It became my favourite country too

[@zombieapocalypse3837]

Yeah, Turkey isn't bad, especially between two slices of bread with some mustard and a pickle.

[@chriskinkead9045]

All are amazing. Thanks.

[@WildHaven8]

Thank you very much for your positive energy, keep sharing positive things 😊❤️

[@ganggreen9012]

We had lots of wild turkeys on our old farm. One time I was walking along the edge of our back woods when suddenly several large birds tumbled out into the yard, it was two hen turkeys beating the heck out of a red-tailed hawk that had tried to take a young turkey. The hawk broke loose from the hens and was able to fly away.

[@richardnone5644]

turkey is very tough if you over cook it

[@warrenjones1936]

There's. nothing you can do to make it good to eat.

[@1wun1]

​@@warrenjones1936 except cranberry sauce and mashed potatoes or yams.

[@blogengeezer4507]

Pressure cookers create magic, especially with enough spice.. ;]

[@styldsteel1]

Laughing my dam ass off

[@leonparham2105]

@@styldsteel1 YUP

[@danielm.4346]

Some good clips in there! Thsanks.

[@Smaug1]

That tom at 1:00, all puffed-up and with stuff dragging down below reminds me of a Harley Pirate with fringe and bags and highway bars hanging all off of it.

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

Glad goose, saved the duck!

[@bitoosingh9581]

Sher ko sawa serr😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@texas_germanic7073]

that was very informative about the Turkey ,,,makes sense about their existence

[@WildHaven8]

@@texas_germanic7073 Interesting take on turkeys! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@charlesrobert6211]

I drive a school bus and came upon two Turkeys who took control of a residential street. They paced back and forth pecking at the bumpers, fenders and tires of cars as they inched along. Suddenly the two took after my bus refusing to give right of way. I got off the bus, removed my jacket and chased them a good seventy-five feet down the road only to return to the bus to find them right behind me. I drove slowly as they continued to peck for a good fifty yards. Later I found out animal control relocated them.

[@WildHaven8]

What an interesting and unexpected story! People usually think of turkeys as calm and a bit clumsy, but it turns out they can be real warriors when it comes to defending their territory! It must have been quite an experience to get off the bus and chase them, but the funniest part is that they followed you right back! Do you think this kind of behavior is more about defending their territory, or were they just aggressively curious?

[@johne189]

Turkey - the winged honey badger

[@brunonikodemski2420]

We have a Coopers Hawk here who is trying to eat turkeys chicks. Last time we saw this, one of the hens took him down, and almost pecked him to death. He was able to escape, but never attacked again. Our turkeys nest in trees, at 100-to120feet high, and above our roofs. they fly from house top to house top. We see them fight with each other, and sometimes kill each other. They are dangerous. When I was a kid, our families warned us not to go out alone among the Roosters or the Turkeys. If provoked, the Toms will attack you. One of our neighbors goes out among them when the Toms are doing their mating pratices, and films them, but she knows how to talk to them. For birds, they are actually fairly smart, and can understand simple signaling.

[@WildHaven8]

Thank you for sharing your perspective! ❤ It was really interesting to hear about your experiences with hunting and the behavior of the birds. Keep sharing positive content, and we look forward to hearing more stories from you! By the way, which part of the video did you like the most? What exactly caught your attention?

[@davidn8759]

Iirc , Ben Franklin thought the turkey should represent the US , instead of the Eagle

[@WildHaven8]

Yes, that’s an interesting story! Benjamin Franklin did express that the turkey was a 'more respectable' bird than the eagle for representing America, but he never officially proposed it. It was more of a personal opinion or a joke rather than a serious political suggestion.

[@jeremiahjohnson1513]

@@WildHaven8 It was a misrepresentation of what he wrote. He criticized using the eagle as an icon of a fraternal organization because thought the eagle was lazy, a rank coward and of bad moral character. He wasn't talking about the country's use of it, but a private organization. It's a bit odd that a man known for his common sense virtues would anthropomorphize animals in that way but maybe he was trying to be satirical. However, if he was serious, it's not a stretch to think he would have felt the same way about using the eagle as the national bird also.

[@WildHaven8]

​@@jeremiahjohnson1513 Thank you for your detailed perspective! It's interesting to think about how symbols like the eagle are viewed differently by individuals and in different contexts. While some may see it as a noble and powerful symbol, others might interpret it differently, as you pointed out. I appreciate your insightful and analytical comment!

[@robertcooley8495]

He put it forward as a joke. He was famous for that. I read about it when I was a kid.

[@WildHaven8]

Yeah, he had some interesting ideas! It’s always fun to look back at those stories.​@@robertcooley8495

[@AOrr-e4i]

Turkeys are very smart and incredibly quick. Don’t underestimate their ability to survive.

[@WildHaven8]

You're absolutely right! Turkeys are surprisingly resourceful and resilient creatures.

[@timfurnier7061]

Benjamin Franklin wanted the Wild Turkey as the national bird instead of the eagle. He said that turkeys are fighters who will defend their territory to the death while eagles are carrion feeders who will run from a fight.

[@Rider-hh9it]

Turkeys have the evolutionary advantage of being immune to snake venom.

[@ioancelnou5397]

There is no evolution.That s adaptability.😅

[@marks9935]

Evolution has nothing to do with it. They were designed that way.

[@feloniouscraphammer]

Turkeys are not immune to snake venom. There are no birds that are immune to snake venom.

[@momthegreatest]

wow.....good video

[@WildHaven8]

@@momthegreatest ❤️🌹

[@billyboggs541]

Amen

[@llamawrangler8964]

That's why Ben Franklyn thought the national bird should be the turkey and not the eagle/hawk

[@simritnam612]

Great collection

[@WildHaven8]

Thank you very much, keep up the positive sharing 😊❤️

[@SirManfly]

@@WildHaven8 Mmmmmm....turkey !! 🦃🦃🦃

[@QuantumMech_88]

This comes as no surprise to turkey hunters who have been wounded by an injured turkey.

[@WildHaven8]

That's true! Injured turkeys can be surprisingly dangerous, and many hunters have learned the hard way that even a wounded turkey can fight back fiercely.

[@ZEEKUPP]

Take a look at the spurs on a mature male turkey.

[@QuantumMech_88]

@@ZEEKUPP I've been spurred by a 25 pound turkey . Heavy gloves , don't protect the forearms and legs. Good call and thanks.

[@chrisparker9886]

No eagles were harmed during the making of this video. 😂😏

[@georger2505]

that's not an eagle.

[@rickroden7666]

Oh yes they can. I had a big tom that was my pet. I raised him, and loved him. I also had chickens. One day my rooster attacked my tom, he wanted to mate him. He pushed the tom's head down and tried to mate him. then he got off.,. See.. you dont spit into the wind, you dont pull of the lone rangers mask and you dont mess with a confused Tom. He jumped up grabbed that rooster and wiped up the ground with him, I think he wiped up some tree trunks too. The rooster never went near the turkey again. Yes it was funny!

[@WildHaven8]

That sounds like an epic battle! I can only imagine how surprised the rooster must have been. It's good to know the turkey stood its ground and handled the situation. Nature has some funny ways of surprising us!

[@aratinga77]

It is easy to confuse birds! I have parrots; at one point I had a beautiful male African Grey and a splendid Blue Front Amazon male. The Amazon was madly in love with the Grey. They were on my kitchen table facing each other. The Amazon approached the Grey and tried to court him with a beakful of food. The Grey just reached out his big dinosaur foot and pushed the Amazon backwards, so he fell of the table. He had a very surprised expression!

[@rickroden7666]

@@aratinga77 We had a bird rescue, we had many damaged crows, I had a macaw someone just didn't want, and three cockatoo's. and two parrots. Both were double yellow heads, both were able to fly and they were real mean. I had to let someone with more room take them. Thats funny about your gray and blue front. That was probably very cute. I have some nasty scars from one of the double yellow heads. He tore my hands up real bad. I had to keep my husband from killing him. When we left N. CA we had to find homes for all of what we had left. Most of them were neighbors who loved them too.

[@gregorymoore2877]

From your story, it sounds like the rooster looked like a jigsaw with a couple of pieces gone. 😉

[@AvroBellow]

And for the main event, a wild turkey against perhaps the most demonic bird ever to hatch, a Canada Goose! That would be insane!

[@arturovaldes546]

25 years ago , Staten Island , hospital , turkey with 2 chicks, she own the parking lot.

[@revniw1]

I know from experience as a kid when I had to run a hundred plus yards across the front yard to the gate every day to get away from the "guard turkey" while the dog slept on the porch. That gobbler kept me in running form.

[@WildHaven8]

@@revniw1 Sounds like that turkey took its job seriously! Who needs a guard dog when you have a guard turkey?!!

[@juniorkawai6131]

How adorable that your track coach was a turkey. 😃

[@nileor1]

My turkeys run when they see a snake

[@BobSmith-gh5wj]

So Mr. Wild Haven - you dont know the difference between a chicken and a rooster - wow I'm impressed

[@tomw7220]

Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey to be the National Bird.

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

No he didn't. Google what you just wrote here.

[@lr21643]

I've seen wild turkeys from close up. Looking at those feet, or maybe I should call them claws, I wouldn't want one of them angry at me. They really are quite impressive. Some of their feathers are iridescent, though you can't see that from very far away. I used to encounter flocks with up to 20 birds on walks near my house.

[@jimmytate7587]

since i began leaving food for wild turkeys on my 5 rural California acres, i have not seen any rattlesnakes at all.

[@wmden1]

With both birds on the ground the chicken can out move the eagle, fairly easily, in a lot of cases. Wild turkeys are the same way. The eagle's talons were not designed for running on the ground.

[@LorisSawmill]

NOT a Hawk. That is a Bald Eagle in the Thumbnail.

[@reynaldoflores4522]

That wasn't an eagle in the video. It was a small chicken hawk.

[@HurricaneGilma]

fr

[@jofinsky8400]

I doubt that the eagle was dazed and in shock, due to a turkey running away.

[@dennisgeorgatos3920]

beautiful video happy new year 😊🎉

[@WildHaven8]

@@dennisgeorgatos3920 Thank you very much, happy new year to you too 😊❤️

[@Tawsoe1730]

ThankTurkey and Thank Given

[@donnrutherford7059]

Fascinating their speed to defend themselves

[@WildHaven8]

Thank you for your comment! 😁❤️ It's amazing how fast they can react to defend themselves. What part of their defense impressed you the most?

[@carlthornton3076]

Very Good!

[@WildHaven8]

I'm glad to like the video, continue to share positive sharing thanks 😊❤

[@Looper-uj7fg]

More effing clickbait. There's no scene in which a turkey kills a hawk.

[@wildnaturedocumentaryus]

You’ve got such a unique way of presenting things. It’s refreshing and inspiring!

[@WildHaven8]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words. I'm glad you enjoy it! Stay connected and keep spreading the positivity 😊🌟

[@robertrobertson5120]

Several turkeys can make wolves back down and run away! Incredible birds!

[@WildHaven8]

Yes, it's true; turkeys are dangerous creatures and should not be underestimated. Those who underestimate turkeys will soon regret it. Thank you for sharing your opinion. 😊🌹

[@tastyhasty4747]

The one we had on our table at Thanksgiving wasnt as lucky, didnt even put up a fight went down real easy with the taters and gravy

[@monicapushkin3274]

Turkeys are living dinosaurs. They are badass gangsta.

[@WildHaven8]

@@monicapushkin3274 Absolutely! Turkeys really do have that tough, prehistoric vibe-like little dinosaur survivors.

[@kathleenking47]

Dinosaurs are more like lizards Dino large Saur lizard

[@kathleenking47]

​@@WildHaven8 Nothing alike

[@JohnDoe-fu6zt]

​​They thought that 100 years ago. Now we realize that birds really are descendents of certain dinosaurs.

[@RichardCheese-o2m]

@@kathleenking47 Dino = terrible

[@jopan1363]

Turkey are protecting the eggs 🍳

[@garryrice1954]

Turkeys have superb eyesight and hearing. It’s hard to sneak up on them.

[@WildHaven8]

You're absolutely right! Turkeys have excellent eyesight and hearing, which makes it hard to sneak up on them. They're really alert to their surroundings and can detect even the slightest movements or sounds.

[@MrBajanfire]

Turkeys do not fear nor play! I've seen turkeys viciously challenging and attacking dogs ...

[@troyb.4101]

We got turkeys now , and all the snakes seem to have vanished. We use to see 12 snakes per year, no longer. I live in Arizona, and a few years ago the turkeys moved in.

[@WildHaven8]

This is really interesting! It seems like the turkeys might be having an impact on the local wildlife, possibly affecting the snakes' habitat or behavior. Arizona's ecosystem can change a lot over time. Thank you for sharing your experience - it's always fascinating to hear about how nature changes in different places! 😊❤️

[@FritzKreutz]

Respekt !!

[@WildHaven8]

❤🌹

[@scottniec729]

My turkeys and Goose Mafia fight often. However, my geese have learned that the best way to battle the turkeys is to clamp on to their long snoot on their face and either pull them to the ground or lead them around. The snoots stretch out pretty far. My poor chickens get it from both my turkeys and the Goose Mafia. One of my little bantam roosters "Pennywise" killed a hawk that was more than twice his size back in 2018. The hawk was chasing my hens but missed and looped around. Pennywise just stood out in the open like an old gunfighter keeping his eyes fixed on the hawk. The hawk quickly flew right towards him, and I thought I was about to lose my rooster. As soon as the hawk got right up to Pennywise. Pennywise launched his body right at the hawk driving his long spur into the hawk's chest. The impact made them tumble across the ground a good 10 feet. Pennywise jumped right up and ran to check on his hens. The hawk died right on the spot. Pennywise's spur must have hit an internal organ. It was the crazies thing that I have ever seen.

[@Johndeportationking-we1pi]

The turkey should be our national bird😅

[@drewmurray2783]

Turkey lost the battle at my Christmas table.

[@rfiskillingussoftly6568]

Turkey's have 270° of sight..makes them a challenge for any predator!

[@FavreianVengeance]

This makes me feel less bad about eating turkey.

[@dianaroll9283]

Ya need to figure out the difference between an EAGLE and a HAWK!!!

[@paulabrams5987]

Hawks are not stupid. Hungry and desperate perhaps. However, calling a hawk stupid is a stupid thing to say.

[@per-andersmalmberg6248]

Couldn’t agree more. There’s no point in labeling animals ”stupid” just because they engage in a fight for their survival, regardless of it being a predator or its prey.

[@montana01971]

The only stupid hawk is Tuah

[@HurricaneGilma]

Pov: your stuck in 2024: Hawk Tuah

[@ChickensAndGardening]

Hawks are smart and ornery. If you have chickens, they will study them for weeks before finally trying to grab one in a lightning strike. They are incredible predators.

[@NoferTrunions]

Hunters will tell you how difficult it is to get a turkey - their eyesight is phenomenal.

[@WildHaven8]

That's true! Turkeys have incredibly sharp eyesight, which makes hunting them really challenging. Their ability to spot movement from a distance is definitely impressive. Thank you for pointing that out 😊❤️

[@NoferTrunions]

@@WildHaven8 I knew a couple turkey hunters! One guy bow hunted turkeys to give them a chance. Then he "hunted" for a while and didn't kill anything.

[@robertcooley8495]

I read that they didn't let Ben write the Constitution since he would of put jokes in it.

[@theraptor1625]

We used to keep turkeys. When they fought, it lasted for days on end. It was fight, roost, then wake up the next morning to resume the fight, lasting over 7 days, all bloody heads and flies dancing around the wounds. I dunno what language they spoke, but must have been brutal!

[@undertakerfanz628]

Nobody messes with those turkeys on Thanksgiving

[@inakiojinagaazkorra9470]

The American Turkey, a noble American bird indeed!

[@WildHaven8]

@@inakiojinagaazkorra9470 Absolutely agree! The turkey is truly a remarkable bird with a unique place in American culture and history. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@hanswust6972]

When I read _American Turkey_ I thought of Turkey becoming the 52nd State _(the 51st being Puerto Rico)._ 😆😆😆

[@redghost3170]

White goose like, wat up, wat up, wat, up. Git outta here homie.

[@advex4428]

4:00 Chicken viciously tries to make the eagle break its own neck 😅

[@excelgazialimuhiddinhacibekir]

AI narration suits this video this time very nicely.

[@franciswalsh8416]

Great footage, thanks!!

[@WildHaven8]

We're glad you enjoyed the video and had fun. Keep sharing positive content 😊❤️. Which part did you like the most and find most interesting?

[@1949MC]

Who can't tell a hawk from an eagle???

[@TerryTunes]

Nothing personal but calling a hawk stupid is stupid.

[@dwardosmythe9511]

Benjamin Franklin wanted to make the Turkey the national bird because it is one of the smartest birds. ♡☆.

[@WildHaven8]

@@dwardosmythe9511 That's truly an interesting point! Turkeys really do have their own unique traits and intelligence. It's fascinating to imagine how different things might have been if Franklin's idea had been accepted. Thanks for sharing your opinion, and always keep spreading positivity! 🌟😊🌹

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

No he did not.

[@jackspring7709]

A friend of mine laughed at a turkey on his Aunt's farm, once, and the turkey went after him.

[@liamoconnor2429]

I was attacked by a turkey on our farm. The bugger swooped down from a barn roof and latched itself onto my chest with it's claws. It was absolutely fearless, pecking away at my face.

[@WildHaven8]

@@liamoconnor2429 It sounds like it was quite an intense experience! Turkeys can behave aggressively when they feel threatened. I'm glad to hear you made it through that situation safely!

[@robertdouglas8895]

Not a dead hawk but a dead eagle that never showed any signs of life. The turkey was just eating the dead body.

[@dcrane3950]

That wasnt an eagle that the turkey had on the ground

[@WildHaven8]

Thank you for the correction! You’re right, that was a turkey, not an eagle. I’ll be more careful from now on. I appreciate you pointing it out!

[@Charles-z1e5i]

​​@@WildHaven8*. You still got it wrong.

[@bobnewton4000]

Yes, Harpy eagle

[@thesprinklerguy2598]

yeah was a hawk. HUGE difference. a bald eagle larger than a turkey and more powerful. that's why when I seen title I said no way! and sure a enough I was right. guy can't use his own voice and uses A.I doesn't do the work to make sure he got it right.. thumbs down!

[@billmitchell4749]

Yes an Eagle!

[@hml1757]

Epic? This man has no idea about the meaning of the word "epic". Sometimes that's the result of sending children to the school...

[@douglascooper1987]

Might have the Reason as to why Benjamin Franklin wanted the Turkey for our National Symbol 🤔

[@ladyo7254]

The turkey eating a snake worms bugs is what they supposed to be eating. They should not be eating a bunch of corn fed grains. So yes I’m not surprised a turkey did this with a snake. The problem is the farmers need to grow them and fatten them up as fast as possible for sale instead of allowing them to grease the grasses that they are supposed to. We kill so many turkeys and yet they still sit in grocery store freezers and not touched until November December

[@john-brady]

You’re kidding yourself if you don’t realize that these animals are nothing more or less than dinosaurs…

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

Dinosaurs are lizards

[@adotintheshark4848]

A turkey will gobble a snake if it can.

[@jamesmoore9511]

Learn the difference between a hawk and an eagle

[@brucewelty7684]

Ben Franklin promoted the Turkey as the National Bird.

[@danielgrafu1798]

I enjoined

[@WildHaven8]

Glad you enjoyed the video, keep up the positive sharing 😊❤️

[@rowlandloewen5300]

This guy seems to be pro turkey….