NAC 503.200. Definitions.

NAC 503.205. License or permit required to hunt, trap, possess or sell raptors; possession of eggs and feathers.

NAC 503.210. Practice of falconry: General requirements.

NAC 503.212. Banding of raptors.

NAC 503.214. Duties of owner of raptor if leg band must be removed or is lost.

NAC 503.215. Altering, counterfeiting or defacing of leg band prohibited; exception.

NAC 503.217. Exemption from banding requirements; duties of owner of raptor if raptor is exempt from banding requirements.

NAC 503.220. Introduction into or removal from State of raptors.

NAC 503.225. Transfer, sale, trade, barter, purchase or acquisition by trade or barter of raptors.

NAC 503.226. Required reporting of acquisition, transfer, release, loss, rebanding, microchip implantation, death or theft of raptor.

NAC 503.227. Transfer of raptor originally taken from wild to holder of permit for captive propagation of raptors.

NAC 503.228. Possession and transfer of raptor if owner of raptor dies.

NAC 503.230. Release of raptors.

NAC 503.235. Falconry license: Requirement; application; examination; reinstatement; conditions; exceptions.

NAC 503.240. Falconry license: Classifications; issuance.

NAC 503.245. Sponsorship of apprentice licensee.

NAC 503.250. Possession and replacement of raptors by apprentice licensee, general licensee or master licensee.

NAC 503.255. Equipment required before obtaining raptor; inspection by Department.

NAC 503.260. Inspections.

NAC 503.265. Application for license must include information on raptors in applicant’s possession.

NAC 503.300. Permit to take raptors: Quota; falconry license required.

NAC 503.305. Permit to take raptors: Conditions.

NAC 503.310. Use of traps or bird nets to take raptors.

NAC 503.315. Permit to rehabilitate raptors; permit for captive breeding and propagation of raptors.

NAC 503.320. Taking of raptors for falconry: Attachment of leg band; validation of permit; transportation of raptor from State.

NAC 503.325. Taking of raptors for falconry: Return of unused permit and leg band.

NAC 503.330. Taking of raptors for falconry: Grounds for denial of permit; reinstatement of privilege; administrative fine.

NAC 503.335. Taking of raptors for falconry: Application for permit; falconry license required.

NAC 503.340. Taking of raptors for falconry: Fees.

NAC 503.345. Taking of raptors for falconry: Filling of quotas for permits.

NAC 503.350. Taking of raptors for falconry: Authorization for another person to take raptors for holder of permit.

NAC 503.355. Taking of raptors for falconry: Retaking of raptors.

NAC 503.360. Taking of raptors for falconry: Requirements if raptor is injured while being taken.

NAC 503.365. Taking of raptor to which research band, research marking or transmitter is attached.

NAC 503.370. Taking of peregrine falcon to which research band, research marking or transmitter is attached.

NAC 503.375. Housing of raptors: General requirements.

NAC 503.380. Housing of raptors: Indoor facilities; owners’ residences.

NAC 503.385. Housing of raptors: Outdoor facilities.

NAC 503.390. Housing of raptors: Inspection of facilities.

NAC 503.395. Housing of raptors: Outside this State; in this State by nonresident.

NAC 503.400. Requirements for temporarily keeping raptor outdoors.

NAC 503.405. Care of raptor by falconry licensee who is not owner of raptor.

NAC 503.415. Care of raptor by person who is not falconry licensee and not owner of raptor.

NAC 503.425. Loan of raptor to holder of permit for captive propagation of raptors.

NAC 503.435. Requirements for assisting raptor rehabilitator.

NAC 503.440. Hacking of raptors.

NAC 503.445. Use of raptors in conservation education programs.

NAC 503.450. Use of raptors for filming, photographing or other recordings related to practice of falconry; prohibited use of raptors for certain commercial purposes.

NAC 503.455. Use of raptors to conduct abatement activities.

NAC 503.460. Disposition of dead raptor.

NAC 503.465. Hybrid raptors.

NAC 503.470. Compliance with federal law relating to raptors and falconry.