Other falconers may care and fly your birds for up to how many days?

In California falconry regulations, other falconers may care for and fly your birds for up to 120 days. This regulation allows for flexibility in managing the care and training of birds of prey, particularly when a falconer may be unavailable due to various circumstances such as travel, illness, or other personal commitments. The allowance of up to 120 days ensures that the welfare of the birds is prioritized and that they can continue their training and exercise even when their primary falconer is unable to provide that care. This provision promotes responsible falconry practices and fosters a supportive community among falconers, who can assist one another in the care of their birds while adhering to regulatory standards.