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Falconry (Shire Library)

Falconry (Shire Library)

Emma Ford

Traces the history of falconry, providing guidance as to how it is practised. This book describes the equipment required for the sport and, using photographs of the popular species, and explains the characteristics that make them ideal hunting birds.
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The relationship established between man and bird is central to the ancient sport of falconry; to earn the trust of the bird, the falconer must show a great deal of patience, skill and intuition. This volume traces the history of falconry, providing a detailed guide as to how it is practised today. Emma Ford, a falconer since the age of six, describes the equipment required for the sport and, using photographs of the popular species, explains the characteristics that make them ideal hunting birds. With an emphasis on the contribution falconers make to the conservation of wild birds, this book is a complete guide to a sport that has remained largely unchanged for centuries.

Product Description

Title - Falconry (Shire Library)

Edition -

Author - Emma Ford

ISBN 13 - 9780747806943

Imprint - Shire Publications

Publisher - Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Date Published - 10/10/2008

Prize -

No. of pages -

Binding Type - Paperback

Dimensions - 149 x 210 x 5mm

Weight - g

Languages - English