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Amend R18.1-2 (S 2) by adding a new subsection (d) (0 ), to read as follows: (d) (D.) A person who is a nonresident of the state may engage in falconry in Virginia provided he possesses a valid Virginia nonresident hunting license and satisfactory evidence that such person' legally possesses the raptor and a valid falconry permit issued by the ’ slate of residence

Amend R18.1-3 (S 3), paragraph (a) (4) (A.4.), to read as follows: (4) (4.) Permittee shall possess only the following raptors, which must be taken from the wild: An American Kestrel; a red-tailed hawk; or a redshouldered hawk.

Amend R18.1-3 (S 3), paragraph (c) (2) (C.2.), to read as follows: (2) (2.) Permittee may not possess more than three raptors and may not obtain more than two raptors taken from the wild for replacement birds during any 12-month period.

Amend R18.1-5 (S 5) by adding thereto a new subsection (d) (D.), to read as follows: (d) (D.) A permittee may replace the numbered seamless band on a captive bred bird with a standard adjustable yellow marker furnished by the Fish and Wildlife Service; however, once the seamless marker is removed, the bird may no longer be purchased, sold, or bartered.

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