Examples of 'falconers' in a sentence
Meaning of "falconers"
falconer (noun) - a person who trains and hunts with falcons or other birds of prey ~ context: The falconer's skills in handling the birds are impressive
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Perilanners are a popular choice for modern falconers.
We are bringing in the falconers to take care of the gophers.
Falconers train falcons for hunting.
I come from a long line of falconers.
We are bringing in the falconers to take care of the gopher problem.
Falconers do not keep birds of prey for commercial purposes or as pets.
The family were royal falconers and subsequently purchased these lands.
Falconers assemble at these competitions to proudly display and perform with their hawks.
What we do as falconers.
Combat falconers and vermin.
Not a lot of love for the Falconers.
What we do as falconers is try to awaken that predatorial nature in the bird.
At that time there were very few falconers in Britain.
Falconers hunt many more days on average than other migratory game bird hunters.
The Lanner falcon is of very little interest to falconers.
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We have a team of falconers with over twenty five years experience in wildlife control work.
There are currently several successful breeding projects by falconers in Canada.
Falconers were also ready to lobby on behalf of the Saker.
I would like Mildred to check any falconers on the island first.
The Falconers strongly encourage newcomers to settle in one of these areas.
It was formerly the residence of the hereditary falconers to the Kings of Scotland.
So you want to launch a missile at a campsite that includes UAE royal falconers.
Many falconers then go to Bokonbayevo to present their technique and make a few presentations.
I knew he carried the falconers glove I gave him.
The Masters Falconers invite you to a great spectacle in the honor court of the castel.
It used to have a high reputation among Central Asian falconers.
Aquashow 's falconers propose a show featuring birds in open flight.
There are currently only four practicing falconers in New Zealand.
Despite this, falconers occasionally use golden eagles to hunt wolves.
The Arabian Gulf region became famous for its falconers and falconry traditions.
In the afternoons, falconers and their birds will delight and inform you.
In the past, they were the settlement of royal falconers.
Most falconers only have one or two birds, as they each require much effort.
Birds of prey may even be used to take migratory birds by properly-permitted falconers.
Falconers wore gloves and depictions of gloves have been found on Anglo-Saxon sculpture.
They tend to fly long distances, and falconers may fit a radio-tracker to aid recovery.
Many of Frederick II's training techniques are the same as those used by falconers today.
Falconers have used owls since the Middle Ages, although not as commonly as other birds.
In Kazakh, both qusbegi and sayatshy refer to falconers in general.
I knew he carried the falconers glove I gave him. But under his coat.
A host of activities will enliven this reminder of the Renaissance, armed combat, jousting and falconers.
The King 's hunters and falconers lived in Mocsa.
I mean, I come from a long line of Irish falconers.
A recognised brand amongst falconers for the past 25 years.
Of the gopher problem. We're bringing in the falconers to take care.
Any Falconers on here?
It 's only two days ' work for my falconers to catch so many sparrows.
Or did I buy this falconers glove for nothing…?
