Which of the following is not a permitted action for an apprentice falconer?

An apprentice falconer is typically limited in their abilities compared to licensed falconers with more experience. One of the key restrictions for an apprentice falconer is that they are not allowed to train wild-caught raptors. This restriction is in place because wild-caught birds may require specialized handling and training techniques, as well as a deeper understanding of their natural behavior and requirements, which an apprentice may not have yet mastered.

On the contrary, using a raptor for conservation education, catching a raptor for falconry, and owning a domestically bred raptor are activities that are typically permitted for apprentice falconers. This means that while they can engage in educational activities or work with birds that have been bred in captivity, they must adhere to regulations that protect wild populations and ensure their own development in falconry skills through safer methods and practices.