Hunting In The Middle Ages

In the Middle ages, there was many exciting and different ways knights lived by using falconry methods for hunting. There were many ways that the knights used falcons to hunt and also use the for war in the Middle ages. Falconry was a ancient sport of hunting in the Middle ages such as Hawks and even Eagles. Many people wonder how falcons were trained to hunt. Most falcons were trained by a licensed Falconer that they used a course that the falcons had to pass in order to become a licensed falcon. Falconry, knights and hunting are all similar because, the knights use the falcons to hunt and capture what they need.

In the Middle ages, there was many exciting and different ways knights lived by using falconry methods for hunting. Falconry was a bond between men and falcons with the sport of hunting. Many believed that most men in the middle ages counted on falcons for their own survival. The birds in fact did hunt small game and was trained by falconers with specific training as well.

Falconry was a ancient sport of hunting in the Middle ages such as Hawks and even Eagles.In the Middle ages many people enjoyed hunting and fishing and much more for the joy of accomplishment of survival. Due to the rise of Falconry, the people have found a new and improved way of using

“Historically, no bird of prey has shared as close a relationship with humans as the falcon did during the Middle Ages, when the sport of falconry and hawking were an important part of life. It reigned as the most popular sport in England for more than four centuries. So important were falcons in England that the first laws aimed at protecting birds of prey were treated here. Perhaps no such stringent laws have ever been passed to protect a wild bird or animal. Somehow wildlife conservation was born during the age of falconry”.