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Are there special rules for possession of feathers by Native Americans?

April 26, 2017Americans feathers native possession rules special

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Are there special rules for possession of feathers by Native Americans?

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Registered members of federally-recognized Native American tribes may possess the feathers of Bald and Golden Eagles for religious purposes. Such feathers may not be sold or traded, and new feathers must be obtained by application to the National Eagle Repository. For further information, see: http://mountain-prairie.fws.gov/law/eagle/.