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1 Except as provided in footnote 7, the shooting hours for waterfowl and coots in these States are one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour before sunset and for Wilson's snipe one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.

2 Wood ducks: Closed season.

may include 1 hooded merganser.

Mergansers: Daily bag and possession limits
American and red-breasted mergansers are

to be counted in the daily bag and possession limits on other ducks.
Minnesota: Daily bag limit on ducks is 5, possession limit 10.

4 Geese: Such limit may not include, in the alternative, more than (a) 2 Canada geese or its subspecies; (b) 2 white-fronted geese; or (c) 1 Canada goose or its subspecies and 1 white-fronted goose.

Louisiana: Waterfowl and coots, Nov. 1-Nov. 25 and Dec. 7-Jan. 13: Provided, That for lands and waters of the State of Louisiana lying easterly of the center line of the main navigable channel of the Mississippi River between the northerly boundary of Louisiana to latitude 31° N., the season shall be Nov. 7Jan. 15.

• Mississippi: Waterfowl and coots, Nov. 7-Jan. 15: Provided, That for lands and waters of the State of Mississippi lying westerly of the center line of the main navigable channel of the Mississippi River from the northerly boundary of Louisiana to latitude 31° N., the season shall be Nov. 1-Nov. 25 and Dec. 7Jan. 13.

7 Ohio: Waterfowl and coots, Oct. 15-Dec. 22: Provided, That for Pymatuning Reservoir in Ashtabula County, and 4 mile distant in any direction from said reservoir, the season shall be Oct. 10-Dec. 18 and the shooting hours for the area described shall be one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.

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See footnote 3-... Oct. 25-Nov. 23.
Oct. 7-Dec. 5... Oct. 7-Nov. 5.
Oct. 6-Dec. 4---- Oct. 6-Nov. 4.
Oct. 5–Dec. 3.- Oct. 5-Nov. 3.
Nov. 17-Jan. 15. Nov. 2-Dec. 1.
Oct. 1-Nov. 29. Oct. 1-Oct. 30.
Oct. 19-Dec. 17.- Dec. 3-Jan. 1.
Oct. 6-Dec. 4---- Oct. 1-Oct. 30.
Nov. 2-Dec. 31. Dec. 17-Jan. 15.
See footnote 5... Closed season.

1 Wood ducks and mergansers: Daily bag and possession limits may include 1 wood duck and 1 hooded merganser. American and red-breasted mergansers are to be counted in the daily bag and possession limits on other ducks.

Geese: Such limit may not include, in the alternative, more than (a) 2 Canada geese or its subspecies; (b) 2 white-fronted geese; or (c) 1 Canada goose or its subspecies and 1 white-fronted goose. Closed season on snow geese in Beaverhead, Gallatin, and Madison Counties in Montana.

'Colorado: Geese, Nov. 9-Jan. 7, except in the counties of Routt and Moffat where the season, so far as it affects Canada geese and its subspecies only, shall close on Dec. 15. Closed season on all species of geese in the counties of Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Jackson, Rio Grande, and Saguache.

'Texas: Closed season on black-bellied tree ducks.

'Wyoming: Geese, Oct. 26-Dec. 24: Provided, That in all areas of the State (except Teton and Goshen Counties and that part of Lincoln County within the drainages of the Salt, Grey's, and Snake Rivers), the season on geese, so far as it affects Canada geese and its subspecies only, shall terminate on Dec. 15: Provided further, That a closed season is prescribed on snow geese in Lincoln and Teton Counties.

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1 In all States except California, the daily bag limit is 6 and the possession limit is 12. These limits may be increased to 9 and 15, respectively, provided such limits contain not less than 3 pintails, 3 widgeons, or 3 of these species in the aggregate. In California, the daily bag and possession limit is 7, which may be increased to 10, provided such limit contains not less than 3 pintails, 3 widgeons, or 3 of these species in the aggregate. Wood ducks and mergansers: Daily bag and possession limits in all States may include 1 wood duck and 1 hooded merganser. American and red-breasted mergansers are to be counted in the daily bag and possession limits on other ducks.

2 Geese: Not more than 3 of the dark species of geese may be included in the daily bag and possession limit: Provided, That in the counties of Yuma and Mohave, Arizona; the counties of Bear Lake, Caribou, and Bonneville, Idaho; the counties of Yamhill, Polk, Benton, Lane, and Linn, Oregon; and in the entire State of Utah, the daily bag and possession limit may not include more than 2 Canada geese or its subspecies: Provided further, That in California Fish and Game District No. 22 (as defined in the California Fish and Game Code) the daily bag and possession limit may not include more than 1 Canada goose or its subspecies: And provided further, That in the areas designated the season on geese,

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so far as its affects Canada geese and its subspecies only, shall close
on December 15.

3 California: The seasons for hunting ducks and geese (except
as limited in footnote 2) in three areas of the State are as follows:

Oct. 28-Jan. 15.-In those portions of San Bernardino, River-
side, and Imperial Counties, east of U. S. Highway 95 from the
Nevada line south of Blythe and east of the paved and graded
road extending from Blythe to Ripley, Palo Verde, and Ogilby
south to its intersection with U. S. Highway 80; thence east to
Yuma.

Oct. 13-Dec. 31.-In the area described as: Beginning at a point
on the State Line Road between Oregon and California approxi-
mately 4 mile east of its intersection with Highway 97; thence south
along the west side of Indian Tom Lake on the Lairds Landing
Road approximately 14 miles; thence east approximately 1 mile;
thence south and east approximately 51⁄2 miles to the intersection of
the Lairds Landing Road and the Porterfield Ranch Road; thence
south and east on the Lairds Landing Road approximately 1 mile;
thence north and east to the Oklahoma Flats Community; thence
south 1⁄2 mile; thence east approximately 14 miles; thence south
and east to Lairds Landing; thence east and north along the Chalk
Banks road to the northwest corner of Section 30, T. 47 N., R. 3 E.;
thence east across Sheepy Ridge on the section line common to
sections 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, and 30, approxi-
mately 6 miles; thence due cast approximately 0.1 mile across Sec-
tion 30, T. 47 N., R. 4 E., to the Hill Road along the west side of
T. 4; thence south along the Hill Road approximately 6 miles to
its intersection with the north boundary of the Lava Beds National
Monument; thence east along the north boundary of the Lava Beds

National Monument approximately 91⁄2 miles to the northeast corner
of the Lava Beds National Monument; thence 150 yards east to
the west perimeter road of the Panhandle area; thence south and
east along the west Panhandle Perimeter Road approximately 4
miles to the south end of the Panhandle; thence approximately
2 miles north and east along the Panhandle Perimeter Road to its
intersection with the Great Northern Railway; thence approxi-
mately 1 mile north on the Panhandle Perimeter Road to its inter-
section with the Modoc National Forest boundary; thence along
the Modoc National Forest boundary approximately 2.3 miles;
thence north 1 mile; thence east 1 mile; thence north 1 mile; thence
east 1⁄2 mile; thence north and east approximately 0.8 mile to the
intersection of the Modoc National Forest boundary and the old
Alturas-Malin County road near the center of the north line of
Section 8, T. 46 N., R. 6 E.; thence north and west along the old
Alturas-Malin County road to its intersection with the California-
Oregon line in Section 14, T. 48 N., R. 5 E.; thence west along the
State line to Highway 97; thence south approximately 1⁄4 mile to
the point of beginning.

Oct. 20-Jan. 7.-In the remainder of the State.

Idaho: Closed season on snow geese in the counties of Clark,
Fremont, Madison, and Teton.

5 Nevada: Ducks and geese, Oct. 13-Dec. 31: Provided, That
in that portion of the State lying south and east of a line beginning
at a point where Highway 91 intersects the Arizona-Nevada State
line; thence following Highway 91 to Las Vegas; thence following
Highway 95 to its intersection with the California-Nevada State
line, the season shall be Oct. 28-Jan. 15.

Copies of Federal laws and regulations affording | protection to migratory birds and certain other species of wildlife may be obtained from the following:

Commissioner of Fish and Wildlife, Department of
the Interior, Washington 25, D. C.;
Regional Directors of the Fish and Wildlife Service
having administrative supervision over Service
functions in the States indicated:
Region 1 (California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada,
Oregon, Washington): 1001 N. E. Lloyd Blvd.
(P. O. Box 3737), Portland 14, Oreg.
Region 2 (Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, Wyoming): 906 Park
Ave., S. W. (P. O. Box 1306), Albuquerque,
N. Mex.

Region 3 (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minne-
sota, Missouri, Ohio, Nebraska, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Wisconsin): 1006 West Lake St.,
Buzza Bldg., Minneapolis 8, Minn.
Region 4 (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Virginia): Peachtree-Seventh Bldg., Atlanta 23,
Ga.
Region 5 (Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massa-
chusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New
York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont,
West Virginia): 59 Temple Place, 1105 Blake
Bldg., Boston 11, Mass.

Alaska: Administrator, Wildlife Resources, P. O.
Box 2021, Juneau.

Copies of State and Provincial laws and regulations affording protection to migratory birds and other species of wildlife may be obtained from the following:

Maryland: Director, Game and Inland Fish Com-
mission, 514 Munsey Building, Baltimore 2.
Massachusetts: Director, Division of Fisheries and
Game, 73 Tremont St., Boston 8.
Michigan: Director, Department of Conservation,
Lansing 26.

Minnesota: Commissioner, Department of Con-
servation, State Office Building, St. Paul 1.
Mississippi: Director, Game and Fish Commission,
P. O. Box 451, Jackson.

Missouri: Director, Conservation Commission, Monroe Building, Jefferson City. Montana: State Fish and Game Warden, Depart ment of Fish and Game, Helena. Nebraska: Executive Secretary, Game, Forestation and Parks Commission, Lincoln 9. Nevada: Director, Fish and Game Commission, 51 Grove St., Reno. New Hampshire: Director, Fish and Game Department, State House Annex, Concord. New Jersey: Director, Department of Conservation and Economic Development, Division of Fish and Game, 230 W. State St., Trenton 7. New Mexico: State Game Warden, Department of Game and Fish, Santa Fe.

New York: Commissioner, Conservation Depart ment, Albany 7.

North Carolina: Executive Director, Wildlife Resources Commission, Raleigh.

North Dakota: Commissioner, Game and Fish
Department, Capitol Building, Bismarck.
Ohio: Chief, Division of Wild Life, Department
of Natural Resources, 1500 Dublin Road,
Columbus 15.

Oklahoma: Director, Game and Fish Department,
State Capitol Building, Room 118, Oklahoma
City 5.

Alabama: Director, Division of Game, Fish and Seafoods, Department of Conservation, Mont-Oregon: State Game Director, State Game Comgomery 4.

Arizona: Director, Game and Fish Commission,
Arizona State Building, Phoenix.
Arkansas: Secretary, Game and Fish Commission,
Little Rock.

California: Director, Department of Fish and Game, 722 Capitol Ave., Sacramento 14.

Colorado: Director, Game and Fish Commission, 1530 Sherman Street, Denver 5. Connecticut: Superintendent, Board of Fisheries and Game, State Office Building, Hartford 1. Delaware: Chief Warden, Board of Game and Fish Commissioners, Dover.

District of Columbia: Superintendent, Metropolitan Police, Washington.

Florida: Director, Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, Tallahassee.

Georgia: Director, Game and Fish Commission, 412 State Capitol, Atlanta 3.

Idaho: Director, Department of Fish and Game, Boise,

Illinois: Director, Department of Conservation, Springfield.

Indiana: Director, Division of Fish and Game, Department of Conservation, 311 West Washington Street, Indianapolis 9.

Iowa: Director, State Conservation Commission,
East Seventh and Court Streets, Des Moines 29.
Kansas: Director, Forestry, Fish and Game Com-
mission, Pratt.

Kentucky: Commissioner, Department of Fish and
Wildlife Resources, Frankfort.
Louisiana: Secretary-Director, State Wildlife and
Fisheries Commission, 126 Civil Courts Building,
New Orleans 16.

Maine: Commissioner, Department of Inland Fisheries and Game, State House, Augusta,

mission, P. O. Box 4136, Portland 8. Pennsylvania: Executive Director, Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg

Rhode Island: Administrator, Division of Fish and Game, Department of Agriculture and Conservation, State House, Providence 2.

South Carolina: Director, Wildlife Resources Commission, Columbia.

South Dakota: Director, Department of Game, Fish and Parks, Pierre.

Tennessee: Director, Tennessee Game and Fish Commission, Cordell Hull Bldg., Sixth Ave., N., Nashville 3.

Texas: Executive Secretary, Game and Fish Commission, Austin.

Utah: Director, Fish and Game Commission, 1596 West North Temple, Salt Lake City 16. Vermont: Director, Fish and Game Service, Montpelier.

13.

Virginia: Executive Director, Commission of Game
and Inland Fisheries, P. O. Box 1642, Richmond
Washington: Director, Department of Game, 509
Fairview Avenue, North, Seattle 9.

West Virginia: Director, Conservation Commission
of West Virginia, Charleston.
Wisconsin: Director, Conservation Department,
State Office Building, Madison 2.
Wyoming: State Game and Fish Commissioner,
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission, Cheyenne.
Alaska: Administrator, Wildlife Resources, P. 0.
Box 2021, Juneau.

Hawaii: Fish and Game Division, Commissioner
of Agriculture and Forestry, Honolulu.
Puerto Rico: Department of Agriculture and Com
merce, Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, San
Juan.

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