What’s the most difficult thing about falconry? Working with wild animals. No matter how experienced you are, birds of prey are never “trained” in the traditional sense — they are partners. Each bird has its own personality, moods, instincts, and off-days. They can be focused one moment and completely unpredictable the next. Falconry teaches patience, respect, and humility. You don’t control a wild bird — you earn its trust, every single day. That’s what makes falconry challenging… and what make

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