With a lot of hard work by the Nevada falconers and myself, we are now legally allowed to have golden eagles for falconry and non-resident eagle falconers may fly their eagles here as well.
Go to this link to apply
With a lot of hard work by the Nevada falconers and myself, we are now legally allowed to have golden eagles for falconry and non-resident eagle falconers may fly their eagles here as well.
Go to this link to apply
Yes. My site is still active. I applied for another eagle trapping permit in October of 2024 and sadly I did not draw a tag. I have a new apprentice in the works and another one with interest. I am currently just letting my birds molt and enjoying the summer. Check back in for more details.

You can see Skye’s wing damage from her wing tip edema. She has adapted very well and is chasing jacks again! So happy.

So excited to let everyone know that I just became a licensed eagle falconer in Nevada. I am also lucky enough to have been selected this year to go and trap a golden eagle next summer to be used in falconry. I am the first falconer in Nevada to be licensed for eagles and I am the first falconer to have the opportunity to go and trap a wild eagle. More to come on that.
Greetings and thanks for stopping by. I am still posting on my site so if you are looking at becoming a falconer, please check out the tab for about how to become a falconer or fill out the meet and greet form.
Corey
The falconry community has a bill before our senators right now. SB125 is a bill that will allow falconers to fly golden eagles for falconry. This is very exciting. We really need this to pass. We will be able to help rehabilitate golden eagles through falconry to be released back to the wild after some sort of injury or ailment. Wish us luck.
Here is a link to a great interview that I gave a couple days ago.