/r/Falconry/

r/Falconry

25k members
r/Falconry is a subreddit with 25k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests, and the community frequently discusses falconry, training, hawk, hunting, and bird.
Falconry is defined as the hunting of wild quarry in its natural state and habitat by means of a trained bird of prey.

Popular Themes in r/Falconry

#1
Advice Requests
: "This is a Crested Goshawk (Accipiter trivirgatus) native to Southeast Asia, weighing around 500 grams. At the moment, it only goes after darker-colored prey, ignoring white ones like egrets. How can I train it to hunt white-colored prey as well?"
2 posts

Popular Topics in r/Falconry

#1

Falconry

: "In Southeast Asia in general — and Vietnam in particular — the art of Falconry is still relatively new. It was only introduced to Vietnam around 2009, so both training experience and veterinary services specialized for birds of prey are still quite limited. I’m posting this here in hopes of learning"
131 posts
#2

Training

: "In Southeast Asia in general — and Vietnam in particular — the art of falconry is still relatively new. It was only introduced to Vietnam around 2009, so both Training experience and veterinary services specialized for birds of prey are still quite limited. I’m posting this here in hopes of learning"
34 posts
#3

Hawk

: "2 Hawks stolen from falconer in Los Angeles"
30 posts
#4

Hunting

: "GAME ON"
29 posts
#5

Bird

: "Various educational Birds at a raptor release last Saturday."
22 posts
#6

Birds

14 posts
#7

Raptors

: "Are there any Raptors that are unsuitable for falconry due to temperament, evolutionary behavior, etc?"
13 posts
#8

Apprenticeship

11 posts
#9

Birds Of Prey

9 posts
#10

Looking

8 posts

Flair Used in r/Falconry

#1
dirt hawking
: "Squirrel? Nope haven't seen any Squirrels here....definitely not hiding a succulent Grey squirrel under here."
13 posts
#2
shortwings
: "I've come to share the good news that I passed my falconry exam in Kentucky"
10 posts
#3
HELP
: "Eurasian goshawk"
8 posts
#4
broadwings
: "Caught my bird yesterday"
6 posts
#5
longwings
: "I just wanted to share my lovely Harris, Nina."
5 posts
#6
I suck at falconry
: "First experience with Falconry today, what an amazing way to spend a morning!"
2 posts
#7
all kills count towards ur game total 🤡
: "Hunting with Red Tail and Ferrets to catch rabbits in the UK"
2 posts
#8
RANT
: "Releasing a passage bird when the location you trapped them has been destroyed by developers"
2 posts
#9
micro mayhem
: "Just got this poor girl rescued."
1 post

Member Growth in r/Falconry

Yearly
+7k members(38.7%)

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Last updated: August 6, 2026