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Sponsors Needed in Tri-Cities / Yakima |
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If you are willing and able to sponsor and you live in the Tri-Cities or Yakima area, please make sure you have "Willing to Sponsor" set to YES in your user profile. There is an unusual number of new apprentices in that area and they need sponsors. Thank you for supporting the future of falconry!
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Welcome new members! Please watch your Inbox (and junk mail folder) for the email containing your website login and password. Use the automatically-generated information to log in for the first time and then change your username and password to whatever you want. Don't forget to update your user profile.
On a personal note, I find having to temporarily disable user accounts very upsetting; however, site access is a perk of being a current WFA member. If your login no longer works, you will want to use the links on the left site of this page to download, print, and send your membership renewal for 2012. I receive regular updates from the Treasurer and will be re-enabling accounts as fast as we can. |
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Landowners are protected from liability |
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In Washington, land owners are protected when allowing others to hunt on their land by RCW 4.24.210. If you want to support falconry by permitting WFA members to hunt on your property, please
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Here's yet another article reminding homeowners and commercial ventures alike NOT to poison rodents, starlings, or other pests. Several commonly-used toxins remain in the body and dying rats are quickly snatched up as easy prey by predators and pets alike. As little as 3 grams of liver from a poisoned mouse can kill a kestrel. |
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