When do all falconry licenses expire?

A falconry license in Colorado is designed to align with the state's specific regulatory framework, ensuring that all licenses operate on a consistent renewal cycle. March 31st of each year is the designated expiration date for falconry licenses. This timing allows the state to manage and review licenses during a period that is often more conducive to regulatory updates and changes in wildlife management strategies.

By having a fixed expiration date, falconers can plan their renewals accordingly and ensure compliance with state regulations. Additionally, this end-of-March deadline helps to synchronize with seasonal changes in wildlife behavior and breeding cycles, which can be critical for falconry practices.