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Falconry Regulations Exam Questions With Revised Correct Detailed Answers With Rationales Guaranteed Pass 1) How many years must a falconer keep records on all their raptors? A) 3 B) 7 C) 5 D) 10 - ANSWER C 2) If you move or have a name change you must notify the Dept within A) 5 days B) 10 days C) immediately D) 30 days - ANSWER A 3) All falconers must report all raptors acquired or disposed of using the Resident Faloner Raptor Capture or Recapture & Re...

"Cast" means... a. the act of disgorging a pellet of fur, feathers, bones, or all three b. two falcons flown together c. to hold or wrap a hawk so as to prevent movement d. all of the above - ANS »»» Ans. d All are correct. A casting is the indigestible portions of a raptor's meal, usually the bones and feathers of their prey, which are formed into a compact pellet and disgorged through the mouth. The word, "cast," is also used to mean two raptors of the same species flown togethe...

Colorado Falconry Exam Questions And Answers abba restraint made of breathable cotton with wing slots and elastic strap to immobilize for coping/imping accipiter hawk characterized by short, rounded wings, long tail and light eyes, primarily hawks of the forest apprentice falconer beginning stage of falconry, lasts two years. Must be 12 years of age, pass a written test, have a sponsor, and prove appropriate facilities to the state. May only have passage kestrel or rth aleteri...

An apprentice falconer should weigh a red-tailed hawk... - ANS »»» once each day An eagle is... A. a member of the genus Aquila with long, broad wings and a medium tail B. a large hawk like bird C. any hawk-like bird larger than the female gyrfalcon D. all of the above - ANS »»» A An unattended weathering area should have... A. room for the tethered hawk to stretch its wings B. a perch and a bath with clean fresh water C. fencing to exclude avian and ground predators D. all of th...

Falconry {Georgia} Exam Questions With Revised Correct Detailed Answers With Rationales Guaranteed Pass 1) Internal parasites affect the. . . a. digestive system b. nervous system c. respiratory system d. plumage - ANSWER d. plumage 2) Which author made the falconry manual... A. Frank Beebe and webster B. Glasier, Phillip C. William Oakes - ANSWER 3) Lice can affect the... A. Plumage B. Mutes C. Feathers D. Casting - ANSWER A. Frank Beebe and w...

A bath pan is not necessary for your bird because: a. they don't like to bathe b. they don't drink water c. they cause sour crop d. none of the above - »»»d (none of the above - Always provide fresh water for your bird, for both drinking and bathing.) A bent feather should be: a. cut off at the bend and a new one imped in b. pulled out c. immersed in hot water d. treated with neatsfoot oil - »»»c (immersed in hot water - A bent feather should be dipped in hot, but not boiling,...

Falconry Study Guide Exam Questions With Revised Correct Detailed Answers With Rationales Guaranteed Pass 1) Which hawk builds the largest nest? A. golden eagle. b. osprey. C. ferruginous hawk. - ANSWER C 2) Which is the largest and heaviest of the North American hawks? A. red-tail hawk. B. Ferruginous hawk. C. gyraflacon. D. Peale's falcon. - ANSWER B 3) A medium-sized raptor glides by overhead. It has a strongly banded tail and translucent, almost c...

True or false. Intestinal parasites can be treated using one "all-around" anti-parasitic such as Ivermectin. - ANS »»» Ans. False. There are many types of internal parasites that require specific medications for treatment. Parasites such as nematodes (round worms), cestodes (tapeworms) and protozoans (coccidia, giardia) all require different drugs for treatment. "Cast" means... a. the act of disgorging a pellet of fur, feathers, bones, or all three b. two falcons flown together c. to...

Falconry {Texas} Regulations Exam Questions With Revised Correct Detailed Answers Guaranteed Pass RULE §65.267 - Permit Privileges and Restrictions (3) An apprentice falconer may not: .......... (C) possess any of the following: (i) American swallow-tailed kite (Elanoides forficatus); (ii) bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus); (iii) white-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla); (iv) Steller's sea-eagle (Haliaeetus pelagicus); (v) northern harrier (Circus cyaneus); (...