Which of the following is NOT a requirement for falconry licensees?

The option that states submitting a hunting report annually is not a requirement for falconry licensees is indeed accurate. While various regulations mandate that falconers keep meticulous records regarding their birds and their training, as well as maintain these records for a specified duration, submitting an annual hunting report does not fall under the standard requirements for all falconry licensees.

The important details to know include that falconers are required to document the training of their birds to showcase proper handling and care, and keeping records for five years ensures that they can provide historical information about the birds' training, health, and hunting activities, which is pertinent for regulatory oversight. Furthermore, paying a fee for the license is also a standard regulatory requirement for obtaining and maintaining the falconry license. Thus, the necessity to submit an annual hunting report distinguishes itself from the core foundational needs for falconry licenses.