True or False: Falconers prefer to man newly-caught red-tails outside to prevent overheating.

When it comes to training newly-caught red-tailed hawks, falconers typically prefer to man them inside rather than outside to help prevent stress and overheating. Newly captured birds can be more susceptible to the elements, and indoor environments allow for better control over temperature and exposure to potential stressors. Manning the birds inside helps them acclimate to their new surroundings more comfortably and securely.

While it is true that there are considerations for temperature and weather conditions, the general preference for indoor manning applies regardless of whether it is hot weather or not. This emphasis on controlled environments is crucial for the well-being and adjustment of the bird in its new training regime. Therefore, the statement that falconers prefer to man newly caught red-tails outside to prevent overheating is false.