Guide To Training The Passage Red Tailed Hawk: The Falconer Apprentice

The Falconer's Apprentice: A Guide to Training the Passage Red-Tailed Hawk (The Falconer's Apprentice Series Book 1)

by William C. Oakes

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The passage red-tailed hawk is a majestic bird of prey that has been used in falconry for centuries. These hawks are known for their intelligence, trainability, and hunting ability. If you are interested in learning how to train a passage red-tailed hawk, this guide will provide you with the information you need to get started.

Choosing the Right Bird

The first step in training a passage red-tailed hawk is to choose the right bird. Not all hawks are suitable for falconry, and some birds may be better suited for certain types of hunting than others. When choosing a bird, you should consider the following factors:

• Age: Passage red-tailed hawks are typically trained when they are between one and two years old. Younger birds are more difficult to train, while older birds may be set in their ways.
• Sex: Male hawks are typically smaller than females, but they are also more aggressive. Females are more docile and easier to train.
• Temperament: The temperament of a hawk is important to consider. You should choose a bird that is calm and easy to handle.
• Health: The health of a hawk is also important to consider. You should choose a bird that is free of any diseases or injuries.

Training the Passage Red-Tailed Hawk

Once you have chosen the right bird, you can begin training it. The training process can be divided into three stages:

1. Manning: The first stage of training is manning. This involves getting the hawk used to being handled by humans. To man a hawk, you will need to spend time with it each day, handling it and feeding it. You should also start teaching the hawk to come to you when you call it.
2. Flying: The second stage of training is flying. This involves teaching the hawk to fly to you and to hunt. To fly a hawk, you will need to find a suitable location where the hawk can fly safely. You will also need to provide the hawk with food and water.
3. Hunting: The third stage of training is hunting. This involves teaching the hawk to hunt for prey. To hunt a hawk, you will need to find a suitable location where the hawk can hunt. You will also need to provide the hawk with prey.

Training a passage red-tailed hawk is a challenging but rewarding experience. If you are patient and consistent, you can train your hawk to be a skilled hunting partner. With the right training, your hawk will be able to provide you with years of enjoyment.

The Falconer's Apprentice: A Guide to Training the Passage Red-Tailed Hawk (The Falconer's Apprentice Series Book 1)

by William C. Oakes

4.8 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	4640 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	109 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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