When walking with a falconer carrying an unhooded hawk, where should a person walk?

Walking to the right of a right-handed falconer is the correct choice because it allows for a safe and efficient handling of the hawk. Right-handed falconers typically have the bird perched on their left hand, which means that the hawk's talons and body are oriented towards their left side. By walking on their right, you minimize the risk of accidentally startling the hawk or getting too close to its talons.

This positioning also ensures that if the falconer needs to make any sudden moves or adjustments, your presence does not interfere with their control of the bird. Additionally, it aligns with the natural instinct of falconers to keep their hawks aware of their surroundings while having an unobstructed view of the handler's movements.

In contrast, other positions may increase the risk of the bird becoming agitated or the handler losing control, making option C the safest and most logical choice when accompanying a falconer with an unhooded hawk.