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11 Cards in this Set
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What are the methods of take for game birds? |
Shotguns and muzzleloading shotguns no larger than 10 gauge with shot only, bow and arrow, and falconry. |
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Can game birds be shot on the ground? |
No. Game birds shall be shot only while the bird is in flight. |
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What are the shooting hours for game birds? |
One-half hour before sunrise-sunset. |
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What is the possession limit for game birds? |
Four times the daily bag limit specific to the type of game bird. |
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What are the 3 types of game birds? |
Greater prairie chicken, pheasant, quail. |
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Greater prairie chicken bag limit |
2 (for early season AND regular season) |
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What type of permit is required for greater prairie chicken hunting? |
Must purchase a $2.50 prairie chicken permit |
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Pheasant daily bag limit |
4 cocks (2 in youth season) |
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Transport requirements for pheasants |
Pheasants must retain intact a foot, plumage, or some part that will readily identify sex |
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Two types of quail |
Bobwhite and scaled |
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Quail daily bag limit |
8, single species or in combination (4 in youth season) |
