Can a general falconer possess a hybrid or captive bred raptor?

A general falconer is allowed to possess a hybrid or captive-bred raptor as it aligns with the regulations that permit licensed falconers to work with certain types of birds. The laws governing falconry recognize hybrids and captive-bred raptors as legitimate birds of prey that can be utilized by licensed falconers, provided they adhere to the necessary licensing and care requirements.

This allowance supports conservation efforts and the use of birds that may not exist in the wild or are bred specifically for falconry purposes. It allows falconers to engage in the sport while also considering the wellbeing of the raptors, ensuring proper breeding practices and promoting positive relationships with the avian species involved.