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(i) At least one valid Game Bird Release Permit for Hunting Dog and Raptor <br /> Training. <br /> (ii) A sales receipt from the propagator or a written note of origin containing the <br /> name and address of the person from whom the birds were acquired, whi h <br /> specifies the number and species of game birds which have been or a goin o <br /> be released. <br /> (iii) One or more hunting dogs or raptors. <br /> t/ <br /> (h) A holder of a Game Bird Release Permit for Hunting Do nd Raptor Training must <br /> annually report to the Department the number and spec' s of g birds released by <br /> county. <br /> (3) Domestically- raised game birds lawfully release n a lid Game Bird Release Permit <br /> for Hunting Dog and Raptor Training may be p ed o en in any number by shooting or <br /> falconry for the sole purpose of training hunting s d raptors, provided that: <br /> (a) At least one person partic' a g ' to training possesses a valid Game Bird Release <br /> Permit for Hunting Dog tor Training. <br /> (b) The birds are p ed en on the same day they are released. However, if the <br /> birds are purs r by the same individual(s) as part of a multi -day training <br /> session, t i m t be pursued or taken within three consecutive days after the day of <br /> releas w e and Coturnix quail are not subject to the time constraints of this <br /> s on. <br /> Department owned or managed lands, the pursuit and take of domestically- raised <br /> ,.. <br /> e birds for hunting dog or raptor training may occur only in designated dog training <br /> areas where pursuit and take is specifically allowed by wildlife area rule, and, if required <br /> by the wildlife area, the individual has a special permit specific to that wildlife area for <br /> activities allowed under these rules. <br /> 6 <br />