Can red-tails be hunted in a cast?

Red-tailed hawks should not be hunted in a cast because this practice indicates that they are being kept or trained in a way that is not in line with responsible falconry standards. When birds are cast, they are typically trained to fly together while hunting; this can lead to complications and conflicts when trying to hunt a specific quarry, as they might be less focused and more distracted by their peers. Additionally, regulations regarding hunting methods often prohibit hunting in casts to ensure ethical practices and the welfare of the birds. Maintaining the integrity of hunting practices is crucial in falconry to support proper training and conservation efforts.