Basic Falconry Lesson

Falconry Classes for Beginners

Falconry the most regulated field sport in the U.S. To become a licensed falconer takes years of patience and care. Falconry is not a hobby; it is a lifestyle.

Many people are fascinated with birds of prey and West Coast Falconry Center’s Special Use permit from U.S. Fish and Wildlife allows you to fly our trained birds of prey.

Our instructors guide you in learning how to hold a hawk, cast it from your glove, and then call it back again with one of our trained hawks. This is the foundation for working with a falconry bird in the field.

You also learn about the history of falconry and the role of our raptors in their natural environment, as well as conservation.

There are plenty of photo opportunities and time to answer questions during the beginner falconry class.

Note:
Please book your appointments very carefully. We do not give refunds but will apply a credit to a gift card to be used in future events given 48 hours notice of cancellation. All sales are final. This policy applies to West Coast Falconry’s cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Contact us by phone or email to cancel or inquire about a cancellation. No-shows will be charged the full price.

2 – 10 participants. Remember – you book at your own risk. In order for us to present this class, we need a minimum of 2 participants. If we do not meet this minimum, you will be issued a credit to book at a later date. We will notify you within 10 days of your class if we are not able to meet our minimum.