New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 40

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✨ Gamebird Hunting Notice

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 40

NELSON MARLBOROUGH REGIONS GAMEBIRD HUNTING NOTICE 1999

Species	Season	Daily Bag Limit
Grey duck	1 May to 25 July 1999 incl	7
Mallard Duck	1 May to 25 July 1999 incl	15
Grey and Mallard Duck Aggregate		15 in all of which not more than 7 may be Grev
Shoveler duck	1 May to 25 July 1999 incl	2
Paradise Shelduck	1 May to 25 July 1999 incl	10
Pukeko	1 May to 25 July 1999 incl	10
Black Swan	1 May to 25 July 1999 incl	10
Canada Goose
(Except Wairau Lagoons)	1 May to 7 November 1999 incl	no limit
	31 January to 29 April 2000 incl	no limit
Canada Goose
(Wairau Lagoons only)	1 May to 29 September 1999	no limit
	31 January to 29 April 2000 incl	no limit
California Quail
(Except Quail Area)	1 May to 29 August 1999 incl	10
California Quail
(Quail Area only)	29 May to 29 August 1999 incl	10
Cock Pheasant
(Pheasant Area only)	29 May to 31 May 1999 incl	1
	9 July to 11 July 1999 incl	1
	31 July to 1 August 1999 incl	1
Chukar	Closed season

Definition Of Areas.

Wairau Lagoons
That area defined as all open waters, islands and the peninsular between Chandlers Lagoon and Big Lagoon, south of the Wairau River mouth, including Te Aropipi Channel and North of the White Bluffs

Pheasant Area
The area west of the Bryant Range, north of SH63 from St Arnaud to Kawatiri Junction and east of the Hope and Arthur Ranges

Quail Area
That part of the Pheasant area north of the Wakefield-Woodstock Road and the Pig Valley Road

Shooting hours: 6.30 am to 6.30 pm during May then 6.45 am to 6.15 pm, until end of Dabbling Duck season 1999. Canada Goose may be hunted or killed 24 hours per day after 2 August 1999

Decoy Limit: No Limit

Special Conditions

No person shall use or cause to be used for the purposes of hunting or killing game, any fixed stand, pontoon, hide, unmoored camouflage boat or maimai on the Wairau Lagoons, except above the mean high water level
Moored camouflaged boats are permitted for hunting or killing game in the Wairau Lagoons, but shall not be within 200 metres of any other hunting stand

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