When hunting with your passage female red-tail, what is permissible?

When hunting with a passage female red-tailed hawk, carrying a firearm is permissible under certain regulations, as it can be used in conjunction with falconry practices to hunt game. In the context of falconry, it is common for falconers to carry a firearm for protection or as a method to dispatch game that has been caught by their hawk.

There are specific rules and restrictions regarding the use of firearms in conjunction with falconry, including the need to have the appropriate hunting licenses and comply with state hunting regulations which often govern the types of firearms that can be used, the seasons, and the allowable game species.

Other options provided would typically not align with standard practices or regulations in falconry. For example, while carrying a camera may be permitted in some contexts, it is not specifically related to hunting activities like the use of a firearm. Hunting without any licenses is illegal and breaches wildlife conservation laws. Using only a bow, while permissible in some situations, is not specifically mandated and may not be practical in every hunting scenario with a hawk.

Thus, carrying a firearm as a licensed falconer presents a legal and practical choice when engaging in hunting activities with your trained bird.