True or False: A hawk should be coped when the beak or talons grow too long.

Coping is a critical grooming practice in falconry that involves shortening the hawk's beak and/or talons to ensure they remain functional and do not pose a risk to the bird or its handler. When a hawk's beak or talons grow too long, it can lead to difficulties in eating, hunting, and may even cause injury to the bird or its handler. Regular maintenance through coping helps prevent these issues, ensuring that the hawk maintains its health and ability to hunt effectively. Therefore, the statement is true: a hawk should indeed be coped when the beak or talons grow too long.