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✨ Game Hunting Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

29 MARCH

Southern Lakes Acclimatisation District

Reference to Description: Gazette, No.39, of 9 July 1959, at page 903

Game That May be Hunted or Killed | Duration of 1988 Season

Game	Season
Grey, shoveler and mallard duck (area A)	7 May to 10 July 1988 incl.
Grey, shoveler and mallard duck (area B)	7 May to 31 July 1988 incl.
Paradise shelduck	7 May to 10 July 1988 incl.
Canada goose	7 May to 27 November 1988 incl.
	4 February to 2 April 1989 incl.
California quail	7 May to 28 August 1988 incl.
Chukor	7 May to 28 August 1988 incl.
Pukeko (area B)	7 May to 31 July 1988 incl.

Definition of Areas

Area A: All that area of the Southern Lakes Acclimatisation District, outside the Westland Land District, lying east of the Southern Alps main divide.

Area B: That area of the District within the Westland Land District west of the Southern Alps main divide.

Daily Bag Limits

Grey duck, 10
Shoveler duck, 3
Mallard duck, 10
Paradise shelduck (area A), 4
Paradise shelduck (area B), 10
Pukeko (area B), 3
Canada goose, no limit
California quail, 10
Chukor, 5

Grey, shoveler and mallard duck; and paradise shelduck, aggregated limits, 15 in all

Shooting Hours:

Area A and C: 7.00 a.m. to 6.45 p.m. during the period 7 May to 31 May 1988 incl. and 7.00 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. during the period 1 June to 28 August 1988 incl. except that during the period 11 July 1988 to 2 April 1989 incl. Canada goose may be hunted or killed 24 hours per day during the specified open season.

Area B: 6.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.

Decoy limit: No limit.

West Coast Acclimatisation District

Reference to Description: Gazette, No.78, of 4 October 1951, at page 1465

Game That May be Hunted or Killed | Duration of 1988 Season

Game	Season
Grey, shoveler and mallard duck	7 May to 31 July 1988 incl.
Paradise shelduck (areas A,B,C)	7 May to 3 July 1988 incl.
Pukeko	7 May to 31 July 1988 incl.
Black swan	7 May to 3 July 1988 incl.
California quail	7 May to 3 July 1988 incl.
Canada goose (area D)	7 May to 5 June 1988 incl.

Definition of Areas

Area A: North of the Buller River.

Area B: Upper Ahaura River catchment upstream of Hamers Flat, including the Haupiri River catchment.

Area C: The remainder of the District including area D.

Area D: That part of the District South of the Grey River.

Daily Bag Limits

Grey duck, 10
Shoveler duck, 2
Mallard duck, 10
Paradise shelduck (area A), 2
Paradise shelduck (area B), 8
Paradise shelduck (area C), 6
Pukeko, 20
Black swan, 2
California quail, no limit
Canada goose (area D), 1

Shooting hours:

6.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.

Decoy limit: No limit.

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🌾 Southern Lakes Acclimatisation District Game Hunting Regulations

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsGame hunting, Season dates, Bag limits, Southern Lakes, Grey duck, Shoveler duck, Mallard duck, Paradise shelduck, Canada goose, California quail, Chukor, Pukeko

🌾 West Coast Acclimatisation District Game Hunting Regulations

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsGame hunting, Season dates, Bag limits, West Coast, Grey duck, Shoveler duck, Mallard duck, Paradise shelduck, Pukeko, Black swan, California quail, Canada goose

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