Are you required to show your falconry license to game wardens and law enforcement upon request?

You are indeed required to show your falconry license to game wardens and law enforcement upon request. This requirement is in place to ensure that all falconers are operating within the boundaries of the law and that they possess the necessary permissions and knowledge to engage in falconry activities legally and ethically.

The falconry license serves as proof that the individual has completed the required training and understands the regulations and responsibilities associated with falconry. Showing this license to law enforcement or game wardens helps maintain accountability within the sport and promotes wildlife conservation.

The other options address scenarios that do not align with the legal obligations of falconers. For instance, the idea that you may not need to show the license or only need to do so during specific times, such as hunting season, misrepresents the general requirement for compliance regardless of the time of year or circumstances.