Falconry, and all facets of hunting with birds of prey, has been a tradition dating back thousands of years. Join me tonight in discussing the origins and uses of falconry around the world. I talk about how it is done, what birds are utilized, and what the future looks like for today's Mongolian Eagle Hunters. With global warming on the rise, and most men opting for other lifestyles, an unexpected group has started to embrace the falconry community there: young women. They are defying cultural norms, and inspiring a new generation to continue this ancient art.

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-Tyler

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https://iaf.org/a-history-of-falconry/

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https://www.n-a-f-a.com/page/BecomingAFalconer#:~:text=New%20falconers%20are%20required%20to,require%20you%20to%20be%20older.

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