Falconry
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When a hawk is keen and in hunting condition, she is said to be in "yarak".
Implements used in Falconry.
1> Hood.
2) Back view of hood, showing braces a,a,b,b;:.by drawing the braces b,b, the hood, now open, is closed, 3) Rufter hood.
4) Imping needle. C 5) Jess, d is the space for the hawk's leg; the point ^^ and slit a, a, are brought round the leg and passed through slit b, after which point € and slit c also the whole remaining length of the jess are pulled. thropgh slits a and b; c is the ...slit to 7) Jesses, swivel and leash.
8) Portion of the first wing feather of a. tiercel peregrine falcon in process of imping, a, the living hawk'' s feather; b, piece supplied from another tiercel, with imping needle, c, pushed half its length into it and ready to be pushed home into -the living bird's feather.
■?\r ■\t\ ^ And C^i sVorr> > rr>c\i^ \-q ^s\ .Yv QL n«:>> , \j- *,« \^^^ ^'^^^"^ m^V.'^.H^ Ho\\^x{^ V.o,S^c€_- \^\QcVaV owe- Vv
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When a hawk is keen and in hunting condition, she is said to be in "yarak".
Implements used in Falconry.
1> Hood.
2) Back view of hood, showing braces a,a,b,b;:.by drawing the braces b,b, the hood, now open, is closed, 3) Rufter hood.
4) Imping needle. C 5) Jess, d is the space for the hawk's leg; the point ^^ and slit a, a, are brought round the leg and passed through slit b, after which point € and slit c also the whole remaining length of the jess are pulled. thropgh slits a and b; c is the ...slit to 7) Jesses, swivel and leash.
8) Portion of the first wing feather of a. tiercel peregrine falcon in process of imping, a, the living hawk'' s feather; b, piece supplied from another tiercel, with imping needle, c, pushed half its length into it and ready to be pushed home into -the living bird's feather.
■?\r ■\t\ ^ And C^i sVorr> > rr>c\i^ \-q ^s\ .Yv QL n«:>> , \j- *,« \^^^ ^'^^^"^ m^V.'^.H^ Ho\\^x{^ V.o,S^c€_- \^\QcVaV owe- Vv
What to read after Falconry?
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