New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 33

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✨ Game Hunting Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

14 APRIL

TARANAKI FISH AND GAME REGION

Game That May be Hunted or Killed - Duration of 1997 Season

Species	Season	Daily Bag Limit
Grey Duck - all areas	3 May to 29 June 1997 incl.	15*
Shoveler duck - all areas	3 May to 29 June 1997 incl.	15*
Mallard duck - all areas	3 May to 29 June 1997 incl.	15*
Paradise Shelduck - Area A	3 May to 29 June 1997 incl.	20
Paradise Shelduck - Area A	30 June to 17 August 1997 incl.	5
Paradise Shelduck - Area B	3 May to 29 June 1997 incl.	15*
Paradise Shelduck - Area C	3 May to 29 June 1997 incl.	15*

*Aggregate Bag limits:

Area A: Mallard, Grey, Shoveler duck ... 15
Area B: Mallard, Grey, Shoveler, Paradise Shelduck ... 15
Area C: Mallard, Grey, Shoveler duck, Paradise Shelduck ... 15

Species	Season	Daily Bag Limit
Black Swan - those parts of areas B and C that fall within Area D	10 May to 29 June 1997 incl.	1
Pukeko - all areas	3 May to 29 June 1997 incl.	10
Canada Goose - Area A	3 May to 17 August 1997 incl.	5
Canada Goose - Area C	3 May to 29 June 1997 incl.	5
California Quail - all areas	3 May to 17 August 1997 incl.	no limit
Cock pheasant - all areas	3 May to 17 August 1997 incl.	2

Shooting hours: 6.30 a.m. to 6.15 p.m.

Decoy limit: No limit

Special Paradise Shelduck season: Whole of Taranaki Fish & Game region: 28 February - 15 March 1998 incl. 6.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.
Daily bag limit: Area A: 20 Areas B and C: 5

Area Definitions:

Area A: That area within the following boundary commencing at Waiaruhe Road. Then by that road, Ohakura Road, Whangaehu Valley Road and Fields Track to Kakatahi. Then by straight lines to Pipiriki and Tawhata. Then by Tawhata Road to the boundary. Then by the generally eastern boundary of the region to Waiaruhe Road.

Area B: That area within the following boundary commencing at Waiaruhe Road. Then by that road, Ohakura Road, Whangaehu Valley Road and Fields Track to Kakatahi. Then by straight lines to Pipiriki and Makakaho Junction down the eastern bank of the Waitotara River to the sea. Then by the sea coast and generally eastern boundary of the region to Waiaruhe Road.

Area C: The balance of the region contained by the westerly boundaries of Area A and B and the sea coast between the Mokau, and Waitotara, river mouths.

Area D: Those parts of Areas B and C contained by a line commencing at Opunake and following the Opunake-Eltham Road to Eltham, then by straight line to Rataiti, then by Ongo Road to the eastern boundary of the region. Then southerly by that boundary and the sea coast to Opunake.

11 Reference to Description: Gazette, No. 83, of 23 May 1990, at page 1861.

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