How many wild caught raptors can a master falconer have?

A master falconer is allowed to possess up to three wild-caught raptors as part of their falconry activities. This limit is designed to promote sustainable practices within the sport and ensure that the populations of wild raptors are protected while still allowing experienced falconers to engage in the practice. The three-bird limit allows for a reasonable amount of management and training of birds, while also aligning with regulations intended to conserve wildlife. This framework is important for maintaining a balance between the interests of falconers and the health of raptor populations.