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Falconers must go out of state, but need a special license.

Most falconers only have one or two birds, as they each require much effort.

But falconers, in most cases, cannot trap the birds here.

Falconers' services are employed all across the country, with considerable success.

"Some of the most important conservationists in recent times have been falconers," he said.

To Falconers women were born for only one purpose: to bear children.

And to them had been added the three Falconers captured in the cove.

These two appear to be Falconers, or something close.

There sure as hell was something about those Falconers.

Falconers must of course be subject to the general rules concerning trade in the specimens which they use.

"Are you sure the Falconers use only real hawks?"

This was not unlike the experience that falconers had, when stealing young hawks.

In fact, all the teen-age actors have had to become amateur falconers.

"From the falconers' point of view, we're not thrilled with the regulations," he said.

What I think is that the Falconers must simply be a very psychic family.

There are currently several successful breeding projects by falconers in Canada.

Falconers do not keep birds of prey for commercial purposes or as pets.

It brought them at last, up a stiff climb, to the home the Falconers had made for themselves in their exile.

First of all, the Falconers lived by harsh and narrow laws no other race would accept.

According to Roberts, falconers have long used birds of prey at their weddings.

But Simon was equally sure no true Falconers wore them.

Several of the falconers joined him in the muttered refrain. "

I thought the king was hunting with his greyhounds or Flemish falconers.

Perhaps the Falconers will aid in this matter.

He wished for the Falconers and their trained birds to spy on what lay ahead.