
09-26-2006, 09:13 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Country Western Australia
Posts: 27
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As far as I know some of the eastern states still have a duck season.
As far as crop damage goes in the southern parts of West Oz
we need to prove damage to be able to get a permit. Which is to generally destroy a set number of birds.
The rules may be different in the far northern irrigation areas around Kunnunurra.
In reality there is pretty limited shooting opportunities in West Oz.
Mostly limited legaly to rabbits, foxes, feral goats, feral pigs,with donkeys, camels, dingoes. Other things such as kangaroos are available to pros and property owners by permits also permits for limited numbers of birds causing crop damage.
Pretty much all shooting I know of is limited to privately held property.
No bird season at all not even quail.
Fast approaching being a paper target state.
The limited opportunities to shoot game makes getting a licence more difficult.
Cheers.
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