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✨ Game Hunting Regulations

470 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 20 3 MARCH 2006

EASTERN FISH AND GAME REGION9

Game That May be Hunted or Killed

Game That May be Hunted or Killed	Area	Duration of 2006/2007 Season
Grey duck, Mallard duck and	All areas	6 May to 2 July 2006 incl.
Shoveler duck
Paradise Shelduck	Areas A1, A2, B1	6 May to 2 July 2006 incl.
	Area B2	6 May to 16 July 2006 incl.
	That part of BI, which lies north of the true right bank of the Uawa River, Tolaga Bay	3 to 4 March 2007 incl.
Pukeko	All areas	6 May to 27 August 2006 incl.
Black swan	Area A1	6 May to 27 August 2006 incl.
	Area A2	6 May to 2 July 2006 incl.
	Area B1	Closed season
	Area B2	6 May to 18 June 2006 incl.
Canada goose	All areas	6 May to 27 August 2006 incl.
		3 to 4 March 2007 incl.
California quail	All areas	6 May to 27 August 2006 incl.
Brown quail	All areas	6 May to 27 August 2006 incl.
Bobwhite quail	All areas	6 May to 27 August 2006 incl.
Cock Pheasant	All areas including Registered Game Preserves	6 May to 27 August 2006 incl.
Red Legged Partridge	Registered Game Preserves only	6 May to 27 August 2006 incl.

Species

Species	Area	Bag Limit
Mallard duck	Areas A1, A2, B2	10
	Area B1	An aggregate bag of 7 Mallard, Grey and Shoveler
		duck, except within that aggregate bag a limit of
		2 hen Mallard, 2 Shoveler and 2 Grey duck shall
		apply.
Grey duck	All areas	2
Shoveler duck	All areas	3
Paradise Shelduck	Areas A1, A2	6
	Area B2 and that part of B1 which lies north of the true right bank of the Uawa River,	10
	Tolaga Bay
	That part of area B1, which lies south of the true right bank of the Uawa River,	6
	Tolaga Bay
Pukeko	All areas	10
Black swan	Area A1	No limit
	Areas A2, B2	2
Canada goose	All areas	No limit
California quail	Areas A1, A2	No limit
	Areas B1, B2	5
Brown quail	All areas	5

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

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🌾 Game That May be Hunted or Killed—Duration of 2006/2007 Season (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsGame hunting, Season regulations, Bag limits, Shooting hours, Decoy limits, Special conditions, Eastern Fish and Game Region

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