Training rooster to fly like a falcon

[Matija]

So it may sound funny but first of i always love falconry but it is very expensive and i dont have money for it but i like idea of big bird flying by your command onto your arm,then when i saw people teach chickens to perch and fly onto peoples arms and fly from them made me really excited to try that myself so if somebody has experience with this please let me know.my guestions are first off which species is best to train to fly like this(phoenix,leghorn,australorp,american game,italian)
Second how to train them to do this
And third from what age to train them.

 

[SunHwaKwon]

Chickens don't fly long distances like falcons. Mt bantams are good flyers but even they will only fly a few hundred feet at most, and they aren't going to have the instinct to snatch things from the ground or air.

 

[Matija]

I am dont want flying huge distances just about 3-10 feet.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

I suggest working with Old English Game Bantams. They’re light weight and very intelligent.

 

[SunHwaKwon]

I just reread your oringal post and see that mainly you just want them to fly up to you when you want. I have an OEGB that did this, but I did not train him. He just did it on his own originally then was rewarded, sometimes with a treat or with a snuggle in my coat if it was cold.

 

[cresent moon poultry]

can you train quail to do this?

 

[RodNTN]

I have Old English Game bantams, and boy are they flyers! I'd try OEG's

 

[centrarchid]

I have birds that will blow doors off OEGB and leghorns when it comes to flying. They train easily as well.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

I have birds that will blow doors off OEGB and leghorns when it comes to flying. They train easily as well.

American Gamefowl?

 

[Wolfefarmyard]

I have trio of golden sebrights that are amazing fliers. When we first brought them home they wanted to roost in the trees, they flew to the very top of a Maple like it was easy!

Now, they finally agree to go into the coop at night. They'll also fly up on my arm when I walk by. I didn't train them to do it, I guess they just like it.