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RE: falconry and hawking?

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Posted by: falconess at Thu Jan 24 15:45:28 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by falconess ]  
   

Falconry is the name of the sport using trained raptors for hunting. The term "hawking" is just the verb, i.e: I'm going hawking.
You don't keep these birds in cages, the proper term is a mew, or mews. And the size varies for the type of bird you have. You have to do an apprenticeship for 2 years, where you are under the supervision of a master falconer (someone who has practiced falconry for at least 7 years.)

Vultures are not falconry birds, they are carrion eaters only, there is no hunting involved with them.


   

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