I would urge you to reach out to the Birds of Prey Foundation or Greenwood
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center ASAP. Both of these centers have trained
volunteers who can come grab the GHO. GHO are more than capable of severely
injuring you if you don’t know what you’re doing — speaking as a former
raptor rehabilitator who had one come at me once. These rehabbers can tell
you what to do while you wait for them to arrive so that you and the owl
are both safe.
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