Falconer (noun)

A person who trains and keeps falcons for hunting.

Origin:

From middle english fauconer, from old french fauconier, from latin falconarius, from falco ("falcon"). ultimately from a germanic source.

Examples:

1. The falconer had trained the bird to hunt small game.
2. The art of falconry has been practiced for thousands of years.
3. The medieval falconer wore a leather glove to protect his hand.
4. The falconer had to be patient and gentle with the bird.
5. The falconer used a lure to recall the bird back to his wrist.