r/Falconry is a subreddit with 26k members. The community frequently discusses falconry, training, hawk, hunting, and bird, and the most common flair used is help, longwings, dirt hawking, i suck at falconry, and owl be darned :orly:.
Falconry is defined as the hunting of wild quarry in its natural state and habitat by means of a trained bird of prey.
Popular Topics in r/Falconry
#1
Falconry
131 posts
#2
Training
34 posts
#3
Hawk
30 posts
#4
Hunting
29 posts
#5
Bird
22 posts
#6
Birds
14 posts
#7
Raptors
13 posts
#8
Apprenticeship
11 posts
#9
Birds Of Prey
9 posts
#10
Looking
8 posts
Flair Used in r/Falconry
#1
HELP
: "Eurasian goshawk"
10 posts
#2
longwings
: "Trapped her on Monday, going better than expected."
5 posts
#3
dirt hawking
: "1st year apprentice, best bird ever; Trap to hunt in 23 days"
2 posts
#4
I suck at falconry
: "What falcon hybrid is this?"
2 posts
#5
owl be darned :orly:
: "AR Falconry's equipment patterns available to download"
2 posts
#6
broadwings
: "Trying for Jeff "skull crusher " numbers"
1 post
#7
micro mayhem
: "How bad are kestrel bites and claws?"
1 post
#8
shortwings
: "14 year old in Columbia Maryland looking to apprentice"
1 post
Member Growth in r/Falconry
Yearly
+6k members(28.8%)
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Last updated: October 2, 2026