What can cause revocation of a falconry permit?

• A. Holding a license from another state
• B. Regulation violations
• C. Master Falconer supervision
• D. Annual renewals

Answer: (B)

The thing being tested is that a falconry permit can be taken away for breaking the rules that govern handling and keeping raptors. The licensing body has the authority to revoke a permit to enforce compliance and protect the birds, people, and wildlife resources. This can happen if there is illegal taking or possession, improper care or housing, unsafe handling or transportation, or failure to keep required records. Routine items like annual renewals or having a license from another state are not revocation triggers on their own; revocation comes from rule violations or noncompliance. Master falconer supervision is a requirement, but the permit isn’t revoked merely for the existence of that requirement—it’s revoked for failing to meet the regulations overall.