California Fish and Game Code ARTICLE 4 - Licensed Domesticated Migratory Game Bird Shooting Areas
- Section 3300.
It is unlawful for any person to engage in the raising and releasing, or the releasing, of domesticated migratory game birds for shooting by persons...
- Section 3301.
The application for a license shall show the size and location of the area to be licensed. If an application is approved and a license...
- Section 3302.
The commission may prescribe additional regulations deemed necessary for the releasing and shooting of domesticated migratory game birds and shall set the season and areas...
- Section 3303.
Where domesticated migratory game birds are reared or held for release by the licensee, the licensee shall provide proper and adequate care for the birds...
- Section 3305.
All domesticated migratory game birds at time of release for shooting shall be at least 14 weeks of age, capable of strong and sustained flight,...
- Section 3306.
Shooting shall be confined to blinds, except for shooting necessary to recover a downed and injured bird, and not more than three shooters shall occupy...
- Section 3307.
All birds killed or injured by shooters shall be retrieved without delay, and all injured birds shall be humanely dispatched. The licensee shall not permit...
- Section 3308.
Licensees shall pay the department an inspection fee not to exceed five cents ($0.05) for each domesticated migratory game bird raised or used on a...
- Section 3309.
No dead, domesticated migratory game bird shall be removed from the premises of a licensed area until there is securely attached to the carcass a...
- Section 3310.
It shall be unlawful for any person to shoot domesticated migratory game birds on a licensed area without having a valid hunting license as provided...
- Section 3311.
The licensee shall comply with all applicable federal laws or regulations relating to the releasing and shooting of domesticated migratory game birds.(Added by Stats. 1970,...
Last modified: October 22, 2018