Nope, and I am not sure how popular can be down here. I have never owned a raptor, as I was raised in a small apartment, but I had many friends that have them for breeding/hunting and joined them on hunting trips. It is an amazing thing because you can see the real action very well, but at the same time it requires a lot of space and plenty of time to care, train, and maintain them in good shape. It normally requires a dog, i.e. for finding the potential prey and flush them. Or you can use a ferret, if you are on the game for hunting rabbits, you train a couple of ferrets and they will enter in a rabbit den (with a muzzle on the mouth) and pull the rabbits out, exposing them to the raptor, tipically a harris hawk or a goshawk (falcons are no good at all for rabbits or any terrestrial thing). Not sure how legal is nowadays, and actually the guy that use to hunt with the ferrets and the harris hawks now uses jagdterriers for hunting foxes, badgers etc inside the dens (and rats in some rural buildings).
With smaller raptors (sparrowhawks, merlins...) you can just go to the bush and go for birds that are just flushed away while walking, esentially thruses, blackbirds, and few more, as most songbirds are protected by law. That's a bit dangerous because the raptors have their own will, and in that case, there is no training with a dog (for the raptor to response to the dog behaviour)...