Conn. Agencies Regs. § 26-67e-2 - General requirements
(a) No person shall
engage in falconry or possess a raptor identified in section
26-67e-13
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies for the purpose of falconry in
the state of Connecticut without a valid falconry permit issued pursuant to
section
26-67e
of the Connecticut General Statutes.
(b) No person in violation of 50 CFR 13, 20,
21 or 22 shall engage in falconry or possess a raptor identified in section
26-67e-13
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies for the purpose of falconry in
the state of Connecticut.
(c) No
person shall be issued a falconry permit if such person has been convicted of
violating the falconry laws or regulations of any jurisdiction of the United
States or convicted of violating any federal migratory bird laws or regulations
within a five year period preceding the date upon which a permit application is
received by the commissioner.
(d)
No falconer shall take any raptor from the wild in Connecticut pursuant to
section
26-92
of the Connecticut General Statutes except that a falconer may capture by use
of a bow net, mistnet, dho-ghazza net or bal-chatri trap a legally possessed
captive-bred or hybrid raptor that has escaped, provided the raptor has been
banded with a seamless band pursuant to section
26-67e-15(b)
of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies, the raptor is wearing an item
of falconry equipment, and the raptor is returned to the custodial falconer or
surrendered to the commissioner.
(e) A falconry permit does not authorize the
propagation of any raptor.
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