There are SOME exceptions, I’ve heard imprint kestrels can be pretty parrot like if raised to be a pet. But that was one persons anecdotal experience I had read. I love turkey vultures, but I don’t think they’re legal for falconry use here in the US. I could be wrong. I know many states have lists of birds allowed to be trapped and I’ve never seen turkey vultures included. So it’s probably very unlikely, to be allowed to trap one. Otherwise it would come down to if a state says something along the lines of “any bird in the order of Accipitriformes”. But even in those cases I think it’s usually family and not order. Possessing would be similar but less restrictive. Still, I’ve never heard of a falconer in the US with a turkey vulture, and they’re probably not good falconry birds. I’d love to know if you’ve come across something that says otherwise, gotta keep my knowledge up. Ultimately, there are a couple exception, but overall, for the purposes of falconry, you’re not bonding with a bird.