Thank you for the information !!!

Finding a sponsor might not be terribly difficult IF you live in a populated part of the country. If you're out in the middle of nowhere, it's rough.

Depends on your state. Washington’s falconry club is apparently non existent 😂 been looking for years and it’s not that easy

Go get a parrot, this is stupid

@@bericpaye4467 no

How did it go?

How’s your falconry going?

Literally what I said after him saying that lol

Broke back mountain was a good movie 😂

I love that book! And the far side!!

did you end up joining? I'm a utahn trying to become a falconer and need a sponser.

How far have you gotten!

@@goat.ong. I haven’t. I was really at odds with the hunting aspect of it- I have nothing against most hunting or people who hunt (except for big game hunters who engage in canned hunts of endangered species, screw them,) but outside of fishing, I just don’t have the stomach for it unless my immediate survival depended on it. I’d asked a few Falconers if a person could learn how to be a Falconer and just not hunt with the birds, and they said that the whole point of Falconry is to hunt, and suggested that I might be better suited to rehabbing birds and caring for rescues that can’t be reintroduced to the wild, so I’m looking into that instead. That way, I can still work with the birds and take care of them, and I won’t be taking away any time or resources from a person who wants to learn the craft.

What part of NC are you in?

Of course! The Craighead family has a lot of fans :)

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April May Wait frightful has a book about her?

Omg yesssssssssss

Kapok6 of course it varies, but we outline the average model. Thanks for the input!

I’m 13 and I have a red tailed hawk right now

Zombie Harry we’re here for you 👍

Why don't you start studying now? I ordered my study guide! I have a serious passion for raptors so I'm excited!

It’s never to late

@@Seanph25 It is for me at least, for the time being. When I was a kid, I had enough spare time to do this because my responsivities were fewer. Now being married with 2 kids in the house, a full time job, starting a side business, training my dogs, taking care of things around the house (about to replace 250 feet of fencing including digging post holes)...the free time just doesn't exist to fairly house a bird or be able to fly them enough to be fair to the bird. In a few years I may be able to. Being an adult sucks at times LOL

@@Seanph25 True, and that's my attitude and end goal. Currently between a full time job, side business, homeowner, husband, father and everything we want to do to keep our daughter engaged with sports and extra-curricular activities, and our Goddaughter moving in in about 6 weeks for college, training my dogs, and caring for everything around the house (repairs, upgrades, well manicured lawn, etc.), I just don't have the time to spend to hunt a bird enough to be fair to the bird. I'm about to renovate my home office, and it will be plastered with various falconry bird photos. I do plan on spending time during hunting season going out with falconers on hunts to fully learn what all is included in hunting caring for and hunting birds enough to be fair. There's a game warden that's agreed to take me out that has 2 RTH.

@Pigeonsandpoultry I live in shithole LA

bavariasuhl except his got shot :(

Wait can you start falconry when your still getting taught by your sponsor or do you have to wait the whole 2 years

In Serbia we don’t need tests and sponsors but it’s good to know a falconer to help you

That’s the biggest challenge every falconer seems to face, making the proper time that the sport requires while keeping a healthy balance of work, family, etc. But where there’s a will there’s a way, everybody’s recipe is different!

Odoacer I’d like to see UK falconry as well as traditional middle eastern, that would be rad!

Kestrels can be challenging as a first bird to find safe success in because their tiny size requires a solid understanding of raptor weight management on a micro level. Red tails are far easier to find success with as a beginning falconer.

Yeah Plus with red tails there is a lot more opportunity quarry and lot more I can hunt with it

minhphuoc doan we are on Facebook, Instagram, and our website

@@FalconryTold how can I find you on FB and Instagram and your website link? thanks for your answer!

Splat adult Northern Goshawk!

Thanks! i just love the silver and black :D

Ik there are jobs that are available to falconers, mainly fitting in tge abatement, entertainment, or educational categories. In abatement type jobs you are typically controllimg pest type animals, such as starlings or rodents for farmers fields, landfills, or airports. In entertainmant theres gigs at places like Renaissance Fairs or Medieval Times. And many schools or wildlife parks like them for educational purposes, scout meets and the like:)

Yes don’t get any sleep

nicholas g good luck

Falconry Told thanks My dad agreed even though he as against it he said if I want to do it they had he’ll help me any way he can but I still have to wait til I move I just want someone to buy my house already!!!!😱

@Plethera I am seriously considering it, I have only heard good things about falconry in California. If my house in Paradise didn't burn down I would still be there. Would be awesome to have a mew ready and a sponsor next year before season allows capture

@Plethera I have family in Oregon, and I contacted multiple falconers just to see if I could connect with someone in the area. Also received no reply back just like Washington. Idaho Falconers are the only group I have found that even respond or show an interest in looking to pass on the legacy but I do not plan on living in Idaho. Would like to eventually move back to Northern California and find some friends that are already into falconry. Being able to get ahold of someone from an association or just find out when a meeting is for some states seems to be a big issue within the sport here in the US, not sure the USFW did us all favors on the requirements or capability to get into the sport. I'm willing to put in the time to become a falconer, Im in it for the long term and I feel motivated to do it and pass on the sport to the next generation (I would hope to someday sponsor others). Especially after struggling so hard to find "the right sponsor". Any advice is always appreciated.

@Plethera Agreed! Great to hear your pursuing the sport. I've been studying the modern apprentice and falconry books for some time now. I have had falconers helping but no sponsorship offers to be found. Passed e exam but despite what I've been told I think the sponsorship comes first. We have to stay in contact. You might be a general falconer before me lol (in the middle of selling a home) However I do have a quail farm so I could technically be a falconers best friend by default. Looking at either Northern California or Oregon. However Falconry could definitely influence the move and location depending on the opportunity.

nicholas g maybe he’s right maybe he’s wrong. I homeschooled to do falconry. Either way, you won’t be in school forever!

Falconry Told actually I got an Ezal board and I made a presentation to my mom and now me and her are contacting our club

nicholas g your 13 that’s probably why.. it’s takes a lot of dedication. You can’t want to do it a for a week then decide to quit. That’s the main reason I’m hesitant on doing it. I don’t think I’ll be a good partner for the raptor.

nightbling890 I understand but I discovered it at 10 and Today I put on a presentation with a board and stuff and they asked questions and now they decided to contact The PFHT