Just for a gauge with Ovis. They may work really well, but a max level (150) will take somewhere between 15-18 ovis. The time it takes between each corpse decreases taming effectivness. This is time consuming on pvp due to cryo cool down. But , for best results, I would suggest getting all of your ovis out and ready before you begin to slaughter them.

Most of the creatures I’ve encountered here have endured thanks to their great size, strength, or ferocity. But the fjordhawk gets by on its wits and by scavenging. The bird also seems to have an almost preternatural ability to predict and avoid danger. Fjordhawks follow predators (and survivors) from on high, watching for their moment to swoop in and snatch up an easy meal.

Domesticated

Tamed fjordhawks are surprisingly playful, and their favorite game is fetch. Indulge your bird with this play and a bit of patience, and you’ll reap the rewards. Just point out a target, and your fjordhawk will fly off to retrieve it for you. A well-trained fjordhawk can locate injured prey and communicate its find to you. These clever birds will bond with humans as wholeheartedly as any canine or primate, in a way uniquely suited to this time and place. If you should meet with some grave misfortune, your fjordhawk will immediately fly off with as many of your belongings as it can carry. As soon as you’re respawned by the ARK, your friend will track you down and return your equipment to you!

Easiest few ways I found is to either trap it and drag creatures to it after killing them or tame a few ovis’ and feed them to it I would recommend going for a lower level hawk like a 15 or 20 and then try and get a breeding pair this Is probably one of the most aggravating creatures to tame just because it loses its taming percentage when it gets hit that’s why it’s so hard to tame in the open. Another quick tip is to use a sanguine elixir made from a desmodus when it gets to 70%.