Are captive bred raptors allowed to be bought, sold, or traded?

Captive bred raptors indeed have specific regulations surrounding their sale and trade. Under the laws and regulations governing the ownership of raptors, particularly in the context of falconry, captive bred raptors can be purchased, sold, or traded without restrictions, provided that they are bred legally and comply with wildlife regulations. This facilitates the responsible breeding and ownership of these birds, promoting conservation efforts and making falconry more accessible.

The legal framework typically allows for the free exchange of raptors among responsible individuals and institutions, ensuring that they are raised properly and that their welfare is maintained. Other options suggesting restrictions imply misunderstandings about the current regulations, which are designed to enhance both the practice of falconry and the conservation of these species.