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English: Falconing equipment, c. 1920. December 1920 issue of National Geographic. (1) Dutch hood, commonly used on all but newly caught hawks; (2) Indian hood. preferred by some falconers for the same use as the Dutch hood; (3) Rufter hood, for new-caught hawks, made of soft leather and open behind, merely covering the eyes; (4) Bewit, a light strap by which to hold on the bell; (5) Indian bell, the type preferred to all others; (6) Lure; (7) Glove or gauntlet; (8) Method of attaching the bell and jess to falcon's foot; (9) Jesses, light straps permanently attached to falcon's feet; (10) Swivel, through which is passed the leash; (11) Leash, by which the hawk is held till quarry is sighted; and (12) Brail, a slit strap that goes over one wing and is tied around the other side of the hawk, to prevent it from “bating," or flying off when still wild.