Eagle hunting is a traditional practice primarily associated with the nomadic people of Central Asia, particularly the Kazakhs in Mongolia. In this ancient method, trained golden eagles are used to hunt small game, such as rabbits and foxes. The hunters, known as berkutchi, develop a close bond with their eagles, training them from a young age to respond to commands and hunt effectively. The practice of eagle hunting is not only a means of sustenance but also a cultural heritage, celebrated through festivals and competitions. These events showcase the skills of both the hunters and their eagles, highlighting the deep connection between humans and nature in this unique tradition.