New Zealand Gazette – 2011 – No. 31

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✨ Game Hunting Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 31

16 MARCH 2011

outside edge of the raupo growth where raupo abounds, without the prior consent of the Otago Fish and Game Council.

5.2

No person may leave on the hunting ground the bodies or parts of bodies of Black swan or other game shot in the Otago Fish and Game Region.

5.3

Shooting from a boat is prohibited on the Clutha River on the opening weekend only.

5.4

Canada geese can be hunted during the closed season (April) if an authorisation is obtained from the Otago Fish & Game Council.

6 Refuges and Closed Game Areas

The following wetland refuges and closed game areas are closed to hunting:

Refuges	Location
6.1 Lake Hayes	Queenstown/Arrowtown highway
6.2 Hawksbury Lagoon	Waikouaiti – East Otago
6.3 Finegand	Balclutha

Closed Game Areas

Closed Game Areas	Location
6.4 Ashley Downs	Near Clinton, South Otago
6.5 Tomahawk Lagoon	Dunedin
6.6 Kawarau River outlet	From Lake Wakatipu downstream to the Shotover River confluence

7 Upland Game Properties with Special Conditions

7.1

Craigneuk: The area of Craigneuk Station with special conditions is described as Craigneuk and defined as approx 513 hectares of Craigneuk Station encompassing the three forks of Dingo Creek and marked on the boundaries with signposts. The property “Craigneuk Station” is owned by John and Judith Duncan.

7.2

Rough Ridge: The total area of Rough Ridge Farm with special conditions is described as Rough Ridge and defined as approximately 900 hectares of Rough Ridge Farm near Oturehua that includes Section 24 Block XV1, Section 2 Block XV11 Blackstone Survey District, Section 3 Block V1 Poolburn Survey District, and Section 42 PT and Section 10 Block XV1 Blackstone Survey District. The boundaries are marked with signposts reading “Rough Ridge Game Preserve”. The property “Rough Ridge” is owned by Fraser and Dee McKnight.

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🌾 Game Hunting Regulations for Otago Fish and Game Region (continued from previous page)

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