I'm interested in falconry and have been for a long time. I'm to young at the moment to take the falconry test but will be in about two months. Though I don't plan on taking it til I'm at least 14-16. I have my family's support on everything except money (which I wouldn't take either way). I've been investing for years and will provide good equipment, food and a great mew for my future bird.I also will only start falconry when I know I can see it through. Though I am young I still have done plenty involving the great outdoors and animals. I am also currently training one of my family's two dogs to be a tracking and hunting partner (when he and I are both ready), also I am researching birds of prey (including ones not used in falconry example being bald eagles) and falconry. I would love to learn more about it's history, raptor biology, and more. I have a lot of animal experience ranging from riding horses to meeting two wolves and I know full well that raptors are a completely different experience.
I only ask for constructive criticism and advice. Thank you for reading my post and I hope to hear from you.
1. Most falconers won't sponsor someone who can't drive 2. Contact the state and the north carolina falconers guild 3 attend meets or other falconry functions