Hunting

Tomaga (falconry equipment)

Tomaga is a special leather hood placed over the eyes of birds of prey such as eagles, falcons, or hawks.

A stand on which a golden eagle sits in an aviary or in the yard. It is made of tree

Leather hood — the item is shaped like a helmet with a cutout at the bottom for the beak. A

Korasmak is a special item made of thick tanned leather for carrying bows and arrows. The outer surface is adorned

A lure used for training a bird of prey.

A piece of equipment used during the training of an itelgi (saker falcon). Donated by Burkitbay Faizollauly, a falconer and

A leather device placed on the head of an eagle, covering both eyes. The tomaga is used when washing the

A piece of leather equipment placed on the head of an eagle, covering both eyes. The tomaga is used when

A piece of leather equipment placed on the eagle’s head, covering both eyes. The hood is used when washing the

A leather strap attached to the leg of a golden eagle while it is perched on a stand. Donated by