New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 40

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✨ Game Hunting Regulations

30 MARCH NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 937

EASTERN FISH AND GAME REGION¹¹

Game that may be hunted or killed. Area Duration of 1999 Season

Grey, mallard and Shoveler duck Areas A1, A2; 1 May to 11 July 1999 incl.
Paradise shelduck Areas B1, B2; 1 May to 13 June 1999 incl.
Pukeko Area A1, B1, B2; 1 May to 13 June 1999 incl.
Black Swan Areas A1, A2; 1 May to 11 July 1999 incl.
Areas B1, B2; 1 May to 13 June 1999 incl.
Area B1; 1 May to 29 August 1999 incl.
Canada Goose Areas A1, A2, B2, 1 May to 13 June 1999 incl.
Areas B1, Closed Season.
Areas A1, A2; 1 May to 29 August 1999 incl.
California Quail Areas B1, B2; 19 Feb. 2000 to 27 Feb. 2000 incl.
Brown Quail Areas A1, A2; 1 May to 13 June 1999 incl.
Areas B1, B2; 19 Feb. 2000 to 27 Feb. 2000 incl.
Bobwhite Quail All Areas, Closed Season.
Cock pheasant All areas, 1 May to 29 August 1999 incl.
1 May to 29 August 1999 incl.

Species Area Bag Limit

Mallard duck Areas A1, A2; 15
Grey Duck Areas B1, B2; 10
Shoveler Duck All Areas, 3
Paradise shelduck Area A1; 4
Area A2; 6
Pukeko Area B1, B2; 10
Black Swan All areas, 3
Areas A1, A2; no limit.
Area B2; 2.
Canada Goose All areas; no limit.
California Quail Areas A1, A2; no limit.
Brown Quail Areas A1, A2; 5.
Bobwhite Quail All areas; no limit.
Cock pheasant All areas; 5.

(Subject to the following Aggregate bag limits)
Areas A1 &A2: - An aggregate bag of 15 Mallard, Grey and Shoveler duck, except that within the aggregate bag, a limit of 3 Grey and 3 Shoveler shall apply.
Areas B1 & B2: - An aggregate bag of 10 Mallard, Grey and Shoveler duck, except that within the aggregate bag, a limit of 3 Grey and 3 Shoveler shall apply.

¹¹Reference to Description: Gazette No. 83, of 22 May 1990, at page 1861.

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