New Zealand Gazette – 1998 – No. 36

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✨ Game Bird Hunting Regulations

6 MARCH NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 869

OTAGO FISH AND GAME REGION

Reference to description: Gazette, No. 83 of 22 May 1990, at page 1861

Game That May be Hunted or Killed - Duration of 1998 Season

Species	Season	Daily Bag Limit
Grey Duck	2 May to 26 July 1998 incl.	5
Shoveler duck	2 May to 26 July 1998 incl.	5
Mallard duck	2 May to 26 July 1998 incl.	20
Paradise Shelduck (areas A, B)	2 May to 23 August 1998 incl.	10
Paradise Shelduck (area C)	2 May to 23 August 1998 incl.	15
Paradise Shelduck (area D only)	2 May to 23 August 1998 incl.	10
Paradise Shelduck (area E only)	2 May to 26 July 1998 incl.	10
Pukeko (areas D and E only)	2 May to 26 July 1998 incl.	2
Pukeko (areas A, B, C only)	Closed season	nil
Black Swan (area C)	2 May to 26 July 1998 incl.	5
Black Swan (areas D and E only)	2 May to 26 July 1998 incl.	1
Black Swan (areas A, B only)	Closed Season	nil
Canada Goose (area A, B, C, X only)	2 May to 13 December 1998 incl.	no limit
	31 January to 25 April 1999 incl.	no limit
Canada Goose (areas D and E only)	Closed season	nil
California Quail (whole region)	30 May to 23 August 1998 incl.	10
Cock Pheasant (whole region)	30 May to 23 August 1998 incl.	5
Chukar (whole region)	30 May to 23 August 1998 incl.	5

Definition of Areas

Area A: The Kawarau River catchment upstream of the Roaring Meg catchment (Power House) including Lake Wakatipu and tributaries.

Area B: The Clutha River catchment upstream of Alexandra including Lakes Wanaka and Hawea and their tributaries and outside Area A.

Area C: The Manuherikia River catchment and the Taieri River catchment upstream of and including the Nenthorn Stream catchment near Pukerangi, the Shag River catchment above Dunback and the Waikouaiti River catchment above Bucklands Crossing.

Area D: The Taieri catchment upstream and including the Lee Stream catchment and outside Area C, the Waipori catchment upstream of Waipori Falls, including Lake Mahinerangi, the Clutha catchment upstream of Manuka Island and outside of Areas A, B and C and including the Kainiku, Waiwera, Waipahi and Pomahaka catchments, the Shag River river catchment below Dunback, the Waikouaiti River river catchment below Bucklands Crossing, the Catlins catchment, Tahakopa River catchment and all other catchments that drain into the sea between Tahakopa catchment and the region boundary at the Brothers point.

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