Training Courses

Tuition

“The study of the art of falconry is considered a vital part of the education of a gentleman.” - George Turbervile 1611

Falconry; the art of hunting with a Bird Of Prey is an ancient art and the basics have changed little over the past couple of thousand years.

If you would like to learn falconry, either to broaden your knowledge on the subject or with a view to owning and flying a hawk of your own,

Please feel free to contact us.

On a woodlands falconry course you will learn the equivalent of the UK Lantra Award

Unit 1 Bird of Prey Management and Husbandry.

  • Module 1 Housing

  • Module 2 Hygiene

  • Module 3 Feeding and food preparation

  • Module 4 Health

  • Module 5 Species suitability

  • Module 6 Acquiring your first bird

Unit 2 Falconry Basics

  • Module 7 Essential equipment

  • Module 8 Picking up and carrying

  • Module 9 Feeding, manning and initial training techniques

  • Module 10 Weighing and weight management

  • Module 11 Flying to the fist on a creance

Also covered on our courses:

The law and licensing

Theory of animal training / Behavioral shaping

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3 Responses to Training Courses

  1. Matt Dillon says:

    Hi there, a friend and I are very keen on hunting of diferent sorts…and recently found an interest in falconry.

    Does this course offer the every essentials or just basics for keeping a bird of our own?

    Would this course aid me in applying for a license or is the license merely snatch and grab?

    Thanks
    Matt

  2. Gary says:

    I would be very interested in the course too, what are the tuition fees??

  3. hazel says:

    I would be greatfull for any information you can send me regarding courses and tuition fees. This is something I’ve wanted to do for years.

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