
Imagine using a hawk to catch dinner for your family! That's how falconry originated in Central Asia more than 4,000 years ago when hawks, eagles, and falcons were used to hunt wild game. Today, it continues in practice as a field sport, with about 4,200 devotees in the U.S. who are licensed by both state and federal wildlife agencies.
The Falconry Experience by The Hotel Hershey offers a unique opportunity for families and guests of all ages to participate in an educational, entertaining, and interactive demonstration featuring hawks, falcons, and a golden eagle. It includes free-flight demonstrations, a simulated hunt demonstration, and an opportunity for you to have one of these majestic birds of prey fly in and land on your hand! You'll also receive a complimentary photo to show your friends.
The program is run by master falconer Jack Hubley. Hubley, a life-long resident of Lititz, PA has been a licensed falconer for 25 years. You'll appreciate his engaging style and knowledge of these magnificent birds.
Join us for this unique and valuable experience at a great price!
Spring Season:
Friday: April 6
Saturdays & Sundays: April 7 through May 27
Monday: May 28
Summer Season:
Wednesday - Monday: May 30 through September 3
Fall Season:
Saturday & Sunday: September 8 - October 28
Time
11 AM - 12:30 PM
Time:
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Pricing:
Adult: $75
Adult guest of Hershey Resorts*: $65
Child (15 & under): $25
To find out more and to make reservations, call 1-800-HERSHEY (437-7439).
* Hershey Resorts include The Hotel Hershey, Hershey Lodge, and Hersheypark Camping Resort.
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