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What (who) is jess {{Falconry}} - definition

TRAINING METHOD FOR YOUNG FALCONS
Hacking (falconry)

jess {{Falconry}}      
jess Falconry
¦ noun a short leather strap fastened round each leg of a hawk, to which a leash may be attached.
¦ verb put jesses on (a hawk).
Origin
ME: from OFr. ges, based on L. jactus 'a throw'.
Jess (falconry)         
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STRAP THAT TETHERS A HAWK OR FALCON
Jesses (falconry)
A jess (plural "jesses") is a thin strap, traditionally made from leather, used to tether a hawk or falcon in falconry. Jesses allow a falconer to keep control of a bird while it is on the glove or in training, and allow a bird to be secured on a perch outside its aviary.
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AMERICAN FILM DIRECTOR
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Hack (falconry)

Hacking is a training method that helps young birds of prey reach their hunting potential by giving them exercise and experience. This technique is used to prepare the falcon to become an independent hunter. The sequence of the procedure includes captivity, releasing, flight, and either the falcon will be recaptured for falconry or released into the wild. This has also been adapted to other raptor species to preserve the population. Generally, falconers agree that hacked falcons are better and more preferred in the field. Hacking is beneficial, not only for the falconers, but for the bird itself and the species; however, there are some criticism and restrictions that come along with this method.