If your Red-tailed Hawk appears too keen prior to hunting, you should?

The best approach when a Red-tailed Hawk appears too keen prior to hunting involves recognizing that over-eagerness can lead to poor performance or safety issues during the hunt. Tame-hacking is a process where a bird is acclimatized to the environment and allows it to regain a sense of control and calmness. By allowing the hawk to experience an environment where it can observe and adjust its focus, it helps to moderate its anticipation, which can improve its effectiveness during the hunt.

Using a rangle or a halsband does not directly address the underlying issue of over-eagerness. A rangle is typically used for securing a bird in a more confined manner, while a halsband is a type of equipment intended to assist in grounding the bird but may not be relevant to calming it down. Therefore, addressing the keen behavior through a proper tactic, such as tame-hacking, provides a constructive way to temper enthusiasm and prepare the hawk for the hunting experience effectively.