ARM 12.6.220. USE OF CAPTIVE-REARED BIRDS IN TRAINING

(1) When captive-reared birds are used in dog training: (a) all captive-reared birds used must have a streamer of fluorescent surveyor tape conspicuously attached to the leg prior to release at the training site; (b) captive-reared birds may only be killed by the permittee or persons accompanying the permittee and assisting in training; and (c) captive-reared birds may only be killed on land that the permittee owns, leases, or has permission to use for dog training. (2) Captive-reared birds killed during raptor or dog training must remain in the possession of the permittee unless the permittee transfers the birds to a person who also possesses a valid permit. The permittee may assign ownership of killed birds to a nonpermit holder by written documentation that is signed by the permittee. (3) When captive-reared birds are used in raptor training, birds may only be released on land that the permittee owns, leases, or has permission to use for raptor training.