Canada Goose
Canada geese are recognizable by their brownish bodies, black necks and heads, and a distinctive broad white patch that runs beneath their heads from ear to ear.
Snow Goose
Snow geese have two color forms: white and blue. The “blue goose” was once considered a separate species. Both forms share the distinctive feature of a black “lipstick” streak along the edge of the bill.
Ducks: Daily limit of 6 with species restrictions below, possession limit of 18 Mallards: 4 (no more than 2 females) Scaup: 2 Wood ducks: 3 Hooded mergansers: 2 Redheads: 2 Canvasback: 2 Black duck: 2 Mottled duck: 1 Pintails: 1
Youth hunters must be age 15 or younger and accompanied by an adult 18 years old or older who is not allowed to hunt ducks but who can participate in other open seasons.
Ducks: Daily limit of 6 with species restrictions below, possession limit of 18 Mallards: 4 (no more than 2 females) Scaup: 2 Wood ducks: 3 Hooded mergansers: 2 Redheads: 2 Canvasback: 2 Black duck: 2 Mottled duck: 1 Pintails: 1
Youth hunters must be age 15 or younger and accompanied by an adult 18 years old or older who is not allowed to hunt ducks but who can participate in other open seasons.
Ducks: Daily limit of 6 with species restrictions below, possession limit of 18 Mallards: 4 (no more than 2 females) Scaup: 2 scaup for first 45 days and 1 scaup for last 15 days Wood ducks: 3 Hooded mergansers: 2 Redheads: 2 Canvasback: 2 Black duck: 2 Mottled duck: 1 Pintails: 1
Ducks: Daily limit of 6 with species restrictions below, possession limit of 18 Mallards: 4 (no more than 2 females) Scaup: 2 Wood ducks: 3 Hooded mergansers: 2 Redheads: 2 Canvasback: 2 Black duck: 2 Mottled duck: 1 Pintails: 1
Youth hunters must be age 15 or younger and accompanied by an adult 18 years old or older who is not allowed to hunt ducks but who can participate in other open seasons.
