New Zealand Gazette – 2012 – No. 32

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✨ Game Bird Hunting Regulations

14 MARCH 2012 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 32 957

6 Upland Game Properties with Special Conditions

6.1 This clause applies to the following property only:

6.1.1 Matingarahi Station: Property owned by Trade Lines Malaysian Limited located at 621 Orere-Matingarahi Road, some 8.8 kilometres south-west of Orere Point, bounded by Orere-Matingarahi Road on the eastern and northern boundary, and Auckland Regional Council Hunua Ranges Regional Park on the southern and western boundaries, being 969 hectares, and contained in Certificates of Title NA1194/74 and NA138B/207.

6.2 Where hunting takes place in any specified property defined in this notice, no person shall have in that person’s possession outside that specified property, any game taken from that specified property, unless affixed to the game is a label with the name of the specified property where that game was taken or killed written legibly on it.

6.3 Birds released on any specified property shall not have their wings clipped after 8 weeks of age.

6.4 Birds released on any specified property shall not have their beaks clipped at any time.

6.5 Pheasants released shall not be hunted before 18 weeks of age and red legged partridges shall not be hunted before 16 weeks of age.

6.6 The unlimited daily bag for any specified property shall only apply when at least 1,000 pheasants and/or red legged partridges have been released on to that specified property within 5 months of the opening day of the season; otherwise the daily bag limit shall be 3 birds.

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🌾 Game Bird Hunting Regulations for Auckland/Waikato Region (continued from previous page)

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