Can you have a falcon for a pet?

Answer 1

This depends on where you live and where the bird comes from.

You are more likely to be able to buy one that has been bred than one captured from the wild (which in many places is illegal).

Answer 2

It depends on what the local law is. I'm also not quite sure why you felt the need to specify "master falconer."

If you're referring to the medieval practice of limiting what kinds of birds could be kept , a Peregrine was usually restricted to the higher levels of nobility, but not every country adhered to this custom.

Peregrine are, worldwide, in the "least concern" IUCR category, and were delisted as an endangered species in the US in 1999. However, they may still be considered "endangered" in specific locations, so you should probably consult your local wildlife department to find out what regulations there might be in your area.

Answer 3

Yes you can but you must get a wildlife license and be trained for about two years.

Answer 4

Yes. It is legal in most states that with proper training and licenses you may keep a pet falcon

Answer 5

Yes, of course! Pheasants are great pets!

You just have to know how to care for them.