181K views · 1.9K reactions | Keeping traditional falconry alive. Catching a passage (young) bird in order to train it for falconry, to hunt, to bond with the handler. How many of you have always wanted to practice falconry? | Desert Kings Falconry | Facebook

23K views · 301 reactions | Here’s 3 basic steps to follow as you lean into becoming a falconer! Western Sporting and Mike’s Falconry are both wonderful places to gather study materials and much more. | Desert Kings Falconry | Facebook

How To Braid Falconry Equipment: Sennit Knot Jesses

Have you ever wondered what the leather straps around our birds' legs are? They're called anklets! In falconry and bird training, anklets serve as attachment points for jesses, thin straps extending to the handler's glove or a perch. Jesses allow handlers to secure the bird during training or transport, ensuring both safety and freedom of movement. Made of lightweight, durable materials, anklets and jesses are vital tools in working with birds of prey, reducing stress and risk of injury. 🦅 #Fal

Falconry hoods…an amazing tool for both falconry and rehabilitation. Falconry has been around for thousands of years, and the equipment used in falconry has been refined over the years and is still in use today by falconers, rehabilitators, and educators. Hoods, one type of equipment, is a very important tool as covering a bird’s eyes keeps them calmer and less stressed. As a falconer, rehabber and educator, I love when the paths cross over and demonstrate the mutual benefit to the bird for work

31K views · 489 reactions | Prep time. Falconry isn’t all just hunting. It’s a lot of weight and checking equipment. | Desert Kings Falconry | Facebook