New Zealand Gazette – 2016 – No. 18

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✨ Hunting Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 18 — 1 MARCH 2016

Pheasant (both sexes)
7 May to 28 Aug 2016 No limit Craigmore, Pinegrove and Waituna Game Birds properties with special conditions only specified in clause 5 for this Region
1 Apr 2016 to 5 May 2017

Red-legged partridge
Closed season 0 All areas excluding Craigmore property with special conditions specified in clause 5 for this Region
7 May to 28 Aug 2016 No limit Craigmore property with special conditions only specified in clause 5 for this Region
1 Apr 2016 to 5 May 2017

2. Definition of Areas

Area A: All that part of the region encompassing Lake Wainono and Wainono Reserve and bounded to the north by Hook Beach Road, the west by State Highway 1, the south by Poingdestres Road and the east by the Pacific Ocean.
Area B: That part of the region not included in Area A.
Area C: That part of the region north of the Opihi River only over agricultural grain crops and green feed paddocks and more than 200 metres from any water body.
Chukar Hunting: Chukar hunting is by permit only. Permits are available on request from the Fish and Game office in Temuka.

3. Shooting Hours

6.45am to 6.30pm (May to September 2016 inclusive).

5.30am to 10.00pm for the mid-summer mallard and paradise shelduck season 4, 5, 11 and 12 February 2017.

4. Decoy Limit

Lake Wainono and the Wainono Reserve: From opening day to the second Sunday after opening day, no person or persons sharing a stand shall use more than 25 decoys. No decoys to be placed within 50 metres of those placed by the occupant(s) of another stand.
Rest of season: No limit.

5. Upland Game Properties with Special Conditions

Craigmore: That fenced area of Craigmore Station between Craigmore Valley, Timaunga, Limestone and Pareora Gorge roads near Timaru, that includes Lots 1–3 DP 14945 and Lots 1 and 2 DP 315289 and marked with signposts reading Craigmore Game Preserve. The Craigmore property is owned by Forbes and Bridget Elworthy.
Pinegrove: That fenced area of Pinegrove Station at 532 Rosewill Valley Road, Assessment Number 24840/067.00, Lot 2 DP 321973. The Pinegrove property is owned by Bruce Washington.
Waituna Game Birds: Those areas of fenced land identified as:
- 343 Whitneys Road: Legal Description No: RS17391 owned by Centrewood Farm Limited, Jamie Sutherland.
- 273 Whitneys Road: Legal Description No: RS4347 5516 10116 Blocks X XIV Waimate Survey District owned by Neill Dick.
- 72 Kennards Road: Legal Description No: Section 2 Reserve 143 Block X Waimate Survey District, Section 2 Reserve 143 X Waimate Survey District owned by Steve Muir.
- 753 Parkers Bush Road: Legal Description: Lot 3 DP 416130 Lots 2 and 3 DP 63040, Lots 1–3 DP 20008, Lots 1–3 DP 13752, Lots 3 and 4 DP 1150 Sections 1, 4 Reserve 143 RS 2984–2988 12650 12654–12655 20344 20545 21366922759 22772 25710 26569 27617 39597 Parts 2980–9283 3851 4338 5082 28448 37801 Blocks IX X XII XIV Waimate Survey District owned by Athol Smith.

Included in Waituna Game Birds is that fenced area of Ngahere Station at 617 Upper Mill Road near Waimate.

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🌾 Central South Island Fish and Game Region Hunting Regulations (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsHunting season, Game species, Daily bag limits, Central South Island Region, Pheasant, Red-legged partridge, Chukar hunting, Shooting hours, Decoy limit, Upland Game Properties, Special conditions, Craigmore, Pinegrove, Waituna Game Birds
👱🏽 Names

7 names identified

Forbes Elworthy, Owner of Craigmore property
Bridget Elworthy, Owner of Craigmore property
Bruce Washington, Owner of Pinegrove property
Jamie Sutherland, Owner of Centrewood Farm Limited
Neill Dick, Owner of property at 273 Whitneys Road
Steve Muir, Owner of property at 72 Kennards Road
Athol Smith, Owner of property at 753 Parkers Bush Road

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