New Zealand Gazette – 2017 – No. 30

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✨ Game Hunting Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 30 — 17 MARCH 2017

b. Adjoining land at Stranraer Farm, Cooks Road, Hunterville, being 15.6 hectares in total and contained in Sections 125–128 Block VII Ongo Survey District and Part Lot 3 DP 2689. The property is owned by Rod Agnew.

c. Adjoining land at Samuel Weston Farm, Cooks Road, Hunterville, being 20.8 hectares in total and contained in Part Lot 8A DP 309 Part Lot 2 2689 Section 102 Block VII Ongo Survey District. The property is owned by the Samuel Weston Property Trust.

Te Para Hut: Located at Toe Toe Road, Awarua, Taihape, being 127.8 hectares in total and contained in Lots 1 and 2 DP 58801 Block VI Hautapu Survey District. The property is leased by Andrew Duncan and owned by Ben Popaka.
Waituna Game Preserve: Located at Reu Reu Extension Road, Halcombe, Feilding, being 364.0855 hectares in total and contained in valuation reference Lot 22 DP 102, Lots 29–31 DP 108, Block 1 Oroua Survey District; Reu Reu Extension Road. The property is owned by Cathy and David Lee Jones.

Nelson Marlborough Fish and Game Region

Game That May be Hunted or Killed—Duration of 2017/2018 Season

Species	Season Duration (dates inclusive)	Daily Bag Limit	Hunting Area
Grey/mallard duck and any hybrid of those species	6 May to 30 Jul 2017	8	All areas
NZ shoveler duck	6 May to 30 Jul 2017	2	All areas
Paradise shelduck	6 May to 30 Jul 2017	10	All areas, except Tasman/Golden Bay area
	6 May to 30 Jul 2017	15	Tasman/Golden Bay area
Pukeko	6 May to 30 Jul 2017	10	Except East Coast/Kaikoura area
	6 May to 30 Jul 2017	2	East Coast/Kaikoura area only
	31 Jul to 29 Oct 2017	10	Tasman/Golden Bay area only
	1 Jan 2018 to 25 Feb 2018	10	Tasman/Golden Bay area only
Black swan	6 May to 30 Jul 2017	10	All areas
California quail	6 May to 27 Aug 2017	10	Except Motueka and Waimea River Bermland
	3 Jun to 30 Aug 2017	10	Motueka and Waimea River Bermland only
Cock pheasant (subject to clause 6(4) for this region)	3 Jun to 5 Jun 2017	1	All publicly administered land (excludes Crown Forest land)
	1 Jul and 2 Jul 2017	1
	29 Jul and 30 Jul 2017	1
	6 May to 30 Jul 2017	1	All privately owned land as well as Crown Forest Land
Chukar	Closed season	0	All areas

Definition of Areas
Wairau Lagoons: That area defined as all open waters, islands and the peninsula between Chandlers Lagoon and Big Lagoon, south of the Wairau River mouth, including Te Aropipi Channel and south to the White Bluffs.

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

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsGame hunting, Species, Bag limits, Season duration, Wellington Region

🌾 Nelson Marlborough Fish and Game Region Hunting Regulations

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsGame hunting, Species, Bag limits, Season duration, Nelson Marlborough Region

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