New Zealand Gazette – 2006 – No. 20

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✨ Game Hunting Regulations

480 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 20 3 MARCH 2006

NORTH CANTERBURY FISH AND GAME REGION14

Game That May be Hunted or Killed—Duration of 2006/2007 Season

Species	Season	Daily Bag Limit
Grey duck and any hybrid of that species	6 May to 30 July 2006 incl.	5
Shoveler duck	6 May to 30 July 2006 incl.	2
Mallard duck and any hybrid of that species	6 May to 30 July 2006 incl.	25
Grey, Mallard and Shoveler duck aggregate bag		25
Paradise Shelduck (Area A)	6 May to 30 July 2006 incl.	5
Paradise Shelduck (Area B)	6 May to 24 September 2006 incl.	20
	3 February to 1 April 2007 incl.	20
Pukeko	6 May to 30 July 2006 incl.	2
Black swan (Area A)	6 May to 3 September 2006 incl.	5
Black swan (Area B)	6 May to 30 July 2006 incl.	2
Canada goose (Area A)	6 May to 24 September 2006 incl.	No limit
	3 February to 1 April 2007 incl.	No limit
Canada goose (Area B)	6 May to 26 November 2006 incl.	No limit
	3 February to 22 April 2007 incl.	No limit
Californian quail	6 May to 27 August 2006 incl.	10
Cock Pheasant	4 June 2006 (one day only)	1
Chukar	Closed season	Nil

Definition of Areas

Area A (Paradise duck, black swan and Canada geese): That area east of State Highway 1 from Rakaia River in the south to Woodend Beach Road in the north.

Area B (Paradise duck, black swan and Canada geese): The remainder of the region excluding "Area A".

Shooting Hours

(a) Canada geese

i. 6 May to 31 May 2006 6.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.
ii. 1 June 2006 to 22 April 2007    24 hours per day during the specified season

(b) Paradise ducks

i. 6 May to 24 September 2006   6.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. during the specified season
ii. 3 February to 1 April 2007  5.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. during the specified season

Decoy Limit

Duck decoys:

(a) 6 May to 14 May 2006: No person or persons sharing a stand shall use more than 30 duck decoys. No duck decoys shall be placed within 50 metres of those placed by another hunter.

(b) Rest of duck hunting season: No limit.

Goose, black swan and other species: No limit.

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

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