By what date do permits expire if issued before that date?

Permits issued for falconry in Texas typically expire on June 30 of the final year of their validity. This aligns with the periodic review and renewal schedule that many wildlife permits follow to ensure that all practitioners are operating within updated regulations and standards. Permitting systems often have specific expiration dates to streamline renewal processes and maintain ongoing compliance with wildlife conservation efforts.

The June 30 expiration date allows for a clear cut-off point mid-year, which can simplify administrative tasks both for the issuing authority and for falconers managing their permits. This ensures that practitioners remain informed and compliant, fostering responsible falconry practices within the state.