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This might help. http://missourifalconersassociation.com/ In some states, you need to train with another falconer for 2 years or so before being allowed to capture your own bird. Not sure how it is in Missouri.

I have seen them in real life, they are huge and not at all afraid of people. I was told not to get too close because they can be aggressive and dangerous! They were very cool. I like the screaming noises they make.

Interesting, thank you for sharing.

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Here is a great song about falconry with many pictures:

Falconry, along with other forms of hunting, is one of the most ancient sports known to mankind. It has been around since at least 2000 BC, perhaps earlier. It is found all over planet Earth. edited to add: when you click on this last picture you get a long paragraph, I did not write it...

That is the entire purpose of falconry, at least American falconry. I don't like how they do it in certain European countries with captive breeding and all that. In America you must train to become a falconer. There are certain species you can take. What you do is you set a trap for a juvenile...