Are there red-tailed hawks in northern NJ for falconry?

W. Oakes: THE FALCONER'S APPRENTICE, A guide to training the Red-tailed Hawk. (FB2440) *. 5. B.A. Kimsey & J. Hodge: FALCONRY EQUIPMENT (Chapters 2, 3, 4 & 11) (FB2030). 6. M. Mullenix: AMERICAN KESTRELS IN MODERN FALCONRY (FB1046). 7. W.S. Clark & B.K. read more

Yes. RTs are everywhere in the US and they are legal for falconry take in all states that falconry is allowed. If you have not already, you should check out the New Jersey Falconry Club. read more

No USA falconry resource would be right by starting with any other bird than the Red-Tailed Hawk. Often coined as the "bread and butter of US falconry" the red tailed hawk is arguable one of the most versatile game hawks available for falconry use. They man down in short order and have been known to be hunting free in less than 10 days. read more

You will also need to study New Jersey Fish & Wildlife Regulations, as there will be relevant questions on the exam. 2. Contact the New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife and ask for the information and application for getting a falconry permit. 4. Contact the New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife and schedule and take the exam. read more