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Nice to meet you, Brian. In your other thread you said you had experience working with a falconer over there in Scotland right? Can you tell us anything about that? What's the hawking like over there?

If I may make a suggestion, the latest edition of North American Falconry and Hunting Hawks might be a good read for you as well if you can get hold of a copy. Very lengthy text, but jam packed with...

Think of it being like a whirlpool. You paddle close to the edge out of curiosity, and before you know it you're being sucked in. Not that you'll mind too much in this case, I think...

On a more...

Joining your state Falconry club would be a good idea; they generally hold meets and other events where you can meet others involved with the sport. It might not be a bad idea to check out The Modern...

nhocson, I should tell you upfront that falconry is not learned from taking "classes". You need to find someone willing to sponsor you and train you for at least two years as an apprentice...

Thank you for the welcome! Considering there is still over six inches of snow outside, I think I will have to wait a bit before accompanying anyone in the field. Fortunately, we're supposed to start...

I most certainly do intend to join in! Trying to figure out who specifically to get in touch with about it first.

As for what happened, it was a simple comment that I happened across while...

I've checked the eagle subforum and read the related threads. The result is...disheartening, to say the least. Looks like I'll have to join in the fight if I want any chance of making my dream a...

Hey there, name's Robert, but everyone just calls me Bobby. A few weeks ago, I discovered that Falconry was alive as a sport-I had long thought that it was extinct. In hindsight, the fact that I knew...