Could birds of prey be trained to take out drones?

Sorry, all I heard was can birds of prey be trained to take out faggots like OP, boy I hope so.

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>>35047834
Yes, this is already happening.

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>>35047903

>>35047834
it's been done already

Probably

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The french are already doing it.

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>>35047979

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>>35047988
pretty sure they can only take on small shit like parrots and phantoms

pic related will probably fuck them up.

>>35048245
That's still a 5kg, 2,2m bird going at the rotors.
And you always have shotguns for the bigger drones.
I wonder if the cords attached to his claws are supposed to jam the blades.

>>35048245
The birds just need some kind of lightweight armor.

>>35048718
and a gun

>>35048718
>>35049151
Birds detected. You aren't going to trick us that easily, car shitters.

>>35048619
>And you always have shotguns for the bigger drones.

sure, if they're flying low, most drones operate at 400ft and that's just the FAA legal ceiling.

>>35047834
not as easily as drones could be trained to take out birds.

>>35049549
Drones would have finite ammo. Just Zerg rush them with pigeons.

>>35049571
>weaponized pigeons
Didn't we try that in WWII? Or was that bats?

>>35049571
Now you have to train a shit ton of pigeons.

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>>35049162
oy vey, hawkberg falkatstein we have been found out

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>>35047834
The only way to stop a bad guy with a drone is with a good guy with a drone

>>35047834
I'm sure you could. They're very smart.