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What is optional birds of prey?

Optional birds of prey refers to a program where individuals can choose to have certain birds of prey as part of their hunting practices.

Who is required to file optional birds of prey?

Individuals who participate in hunting practices involving birds of prey are required to file for optional birds of prey.

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To fill out optional birds of prey, individuals must provide information about the birds of prey used in their hunting practices and any relevant permits or licenses.

What is the purpose of optional birds of prey?

The purpose of optional birds of prey is to regulate and monitor the use of birds of prey in hunting activities to ensure their conservation and proper management.

What information must be reported on optional birds of prey?

The information reported on optional birds of prey includes details about the birds of prey used, the hunting practices in which they are involved, and any permits or licenses acquired.