The sparrowhawk does not recognize its master. The sparrowhawk is a predatory bird of prey by nature, with a rather ferocious temperament. If it is not treated well, it may scratch people with its claws and peck people with its beak. It is an animal that is not easily tamed. Even if it is tamed from a young bird, it is difficult to change its behavior. Because of their unruly nature, they do not recognize their masters.

How to tame a sparrowhawk:

1. Training a sparrowhawk usually starts in the evening. The first step is to fill the sparrowhawk with water and insert a wheat straw into the sparrowhawk’s neck. The esophagus requires a person to pour about a cup of wine into the mouth, which requires very high technical requirements. The wheat straw must be inserted in one go and without bias, otherwise it will damage the bird's esophagus.

2. Get up the next morning and let go of the sparrowhawk. Start lifting the sparrowhawk. Start eating at noon and feed small birds. It is best to keep the sparrowhawk from leaving your hand. If the skills are in place, you can go hunting with a line. Generally, three or four hunts a day are enough.