[DOC] [TLE] Falconry - Wikipedia [PAR] Falconry is the hunting of wild quarry in its natural state and habitat by means of a 
trained bird ... Many contemporary practitioners still use these words in their 
original .... 500  a Roman floor mosaic depicts a falconer and his hawk hunting 
ducks. .... Eagles are not used as widely in falconry as other birds of prey, due to 
the... [DOC] [TLE] Falconry training and technique - Wikipedia [PAR] A wild bird in juvenile plumage is called a passager, meaning it is under a year 
old. When a wild bird is used in falconry, passage birds are preferred. Since 
many ... Baited traps used for hawks are unlike typical hunting traps in that they 
are specifically designed to avoid harming the hawk. [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of terms - Raptor-ID - Tripod [PAR] CREANCE - The training line attaching raptor to falconer. ... Term used for long 
narrow winged (longwing) raptors, such as Merlin, Kestrel ... FOLLOWING ON - 
An expression used to describe a hawk following a ... QUARTERING - A slow, 
low hunting flight used over open land by such birds as Barn Owls or Marsh 
Harriers. [DOC] [TLE] Medieval Hawking - Medieval Life and Times [PAR] The trained birds of prey were not restricted to falcons - hawks and occasionally 
... The role of the Medieval Falconer as trainers was extremely important. ... The 
Falconer trained the hunting bird to fly, when released, at their quarry. ... It was 
essential to get the hawk used to humans; The falconer trained the hawk to perch 
on... [DOC] [TLE] The Modern Apprentice - Falconry Glossary [PAR] Bow perch The traditional perch for a hawk. ... The meaning here is that the bird 
was held down so that her beak could be trimmed and shaped. ... Chaps Chaps 
are leg protectors for a bird, primarily used when hunting squirrels as the squirrel 
teeth can ... Creance A long line or cord attached to the bird while training. [DOC] [TLE] The Modern Apprentice - Raptor Training Philosophy [PAR] raining a hawk for falconry is an incredible process and awe inspiring to even the 
... already hunting and the falconer is not there, at first, to train the bird to hunt. ... 
European falconers have traditionally used another method whereby the bird is ... 
of light, a hand movement, a word spoken by the trainer, or any other event. [DOC] [TLE] Bird of Prey Glossary - Delaware Valley Raptor Center [PAR] Nov 10, 2002 ... BIRD OF PREY: A general term applied to eagles, hawks, falcons, owls, ... Birds 
of prey are flesh-eaters, usually hunt for their food (although many ... a captive 
bird's jesses that is used during the training of a falconry bird or to... [DOC] [TLE] Ancient & Medieval Falconry: Origins & Functions in Medieval England [PAR] The term falconry, some believe, should be used strictly for hunting with falcons. 
The first defensible record of humans using birds of prey for hunting comes from 
an .... birds, making falconry accessories, and on manning and training of birds. [DOC] [TLE] The ancient art of Falconry - Master of the Mews [PAR] The term Hawk is broadly used to describe any trained bird of prey. The use of 
birds of prey by humans as a form of hunting appears to have originated in China 
.... The training of a Hawk was and is by no means an easy matter, all the different
... [DOC] [TLE] WINGMASTERS The Language Of Falconry [PAR] Falconry is the sport of hunting with a trained bird of prey, usually a hawk or 
falcon. ... Once the bird has accepted the falconer as the food-supplier, training 
can proceed to ... It should be noted that falconers traditionally use the word 
hawk in a ... Seven species were widely used in medieval falconry: The 
gyrfalcon (Falco... [DOC] [TLE] Falconry Glossary - Breck Falconry - Sites - Google [PAR] Birding-piece(n): Historic word for a piece of meat used to recall a bird to the .... 
Falconer (n): Generic term for a trainer of birds of prey, originally longwing. orig Fr
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Question: Term for the trainer of a predatory bird used for hunting
Answer: Falconer