New Zealand Gazette – 2007 – No. 28

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✨ Game Hunting Regulations

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Motueka River Bermland

The area adjacent to the Motueka River downstream of the Alexandra Bluff Bridge within the boundaries of State Highway 61 and Old Wharf Road to the east and the Motueka River West Bank Road, Umukuri Road and Lodder Lane in the west.

Waimea River Bermland

That area known as the Waimea Bermland contained within the stopbanks (or a 200 metre strip from both riverbanks where stopbanks are not present) of the Waimea and Wairoa Rivers up to the junction of the Lee River and the Wai-iti River up to State Highway 6 (Wai-iti Bridge).

East Coast/Kaikoura Area

The area to the east of the Awatere Valley/Molesworth Road and the Redwood Pass Road.

Registered Game Preserves

Nelson & Tasman Bays Game Preserve Ltd: That fenced and sign posted area reading Nelson & Tasman Bays Game Preserve Ltd, located on the Tadmor Valley Road, Tapawera, being 102 hectares Sections 16, 31 and 45 Block XVI Wangapeka Survey District and Lot 2 DP 333592 Computer Freehold Register 137721.

Shooting Hours

6.30am to 6.30pm during May, then 6.45am to 6.15pm until the end of Dabbling Duck Season 2007. Canada geese may be hunted or killed 24 hours per day after 29 July 2007.

Decoy Limit

No limit.

Special Conditions

All permanent hunting stands/maimais used for the purposes of hunting of game on the Wairau Lagoons must be situated 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.

Certain farmers who hunt their own property are allowed under section 19 of the Wildlife Act 1953 to do so without having to purchase a licence, although they are subject to this notice and the regulations. Those farmers who wish to do so can receive a current copy of the regional newsletter and national magazine. Contact the Nelson Fish and Game Office to place your address on the mailing list.

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🌾 Game That May be Hunted or Killed—Duration of 2007/2008 Season (continued from previous page)

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