How many facilities must a falconer have to meet regulation standards?

For practicing falconry, state regulations typically stipulate that a falconer must have at least one facility that meets specific standards for housing and caring for the birds. This single facility must be adequately sized and secure to ensure the safety and well-being of the raptors. The emphasis is on the importance of providing appropriate conditions for the birds rather than requiring multiple facilities. Having just one properly equipped facility suffices to demonstrate compliance with regulatory guidelines, as it shows a falconer's commitment to the care and ethical treatment of their birds. This requirement balances the need to ensure proper living conditions for the falcons while also making falconry accessible and practical for practitioners.