Greatest Horned Owl

These large, heavy owls have an average wingspan of 4 feet. Raised in captivity, they may become affectionate, but they also may become aggressive as they age. Training a great horned owl as a hunting beast (via falconry) is difficult at best, although elven falconers may have more success than human ones. Females are somewhat larger than males. The greater horned owl has a wingspan of 1d4+8 feet, and the greatest horned owl has a wingspan of 3d8+8 feet. These much larger owls can and will predate on livestock or even humanoids. Other Names: Hoot owl, tiger of the air, and winged tiger.