Falconry can be defined as the taking of wild game by a trained raptor. This ancient sport/art can be very demanding. Falconry requires a serious dedication of time, energy and a change of lifestyle from the aspiring falconer.
For those who are interested in becoming a Falconer please keep reading.

Many of you may have seen a trained Raptor in action. You may have recently read about this ancient art in a newspaper article, magazine or book. You might have witnessed a demonstration or seen it on TV, the Movies, or been exposed to it through some other media. Regardless, you were certainly impressed enough to want to learn more about falconry, and we appreciate your interest.

Very few people realize the demands or lifestyle changes that occur when they decide they want to become a Falconer. Most are not willing to make the changes or sacrifices.

If you are really interested in this marvelous sport/art then please go to our links page and visit the NAFA website, The American Falconry Website, The USFWS Website, the MWFP Website or any of the other links listed for information on getting started in Falconry.

For Beginners

The CMHC is affiliated with the Wildlife Outreach Foundation.