What is one of the consequences of improperly anchoring a creance?

Improperly anchoring a creance can lead to significant consequences, such as losing the bird or causing injury. A creance is a long line used to tether a bird while allowing it some freedom to fly. If it is not anchored correctly, there is a risk that the bird may escape or become entangled, leading to potential harm. Birds can fly unpredictably when they start to feel free and may encounter obstacles, other animals, or get high enough where the creance does not provide a safe way to return. Proper anchorage is critical to ensure the safety of the bird during training sessions.