True or False: The term "austringer" refers to someone who primarily flies eyases.

The term "austringer" traditionally refers to a falconer who primarily trains and flies young birds, specifically those that have just fledged but are not yet fully developed, known as eyases. However, the term can be misleading because an austringer may also fly adult birds and not be restricted solely to eyases. In falconry terminology, the distinction lies not only in the age of the birds being flown but also in the method of training and the relationship between the falconer and the bird. Therefore, saying the statement is false reflects an understanding that the term encompasses a broader spectrum of practices within the falconry community rather than being confined to just eyases.