2016-2017 California Waterfowl, Upland Game and Lands Regulations booklet

96 Pages·2016·3.09 MB·English

CALIFORNIA
WATERFOWL
UPLAND GAME
PUBLIC USE OF
DEPARTMENT LANDS

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WATERFOWL ZONES
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Waterfowl Zones
TEHAMA Northeastern California
PLUMAS Southern San Joaquin Valley
MENDOCINO GLENN BUTTE SIERRA
Southern California
LAKECOLUSA STUETR-YUBA NEPVLAADCAER Colorado River
Balance of State
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SCARNUTZAC LARA MERCED MADERA Huntington Beach
Russell Burns, Member
SAN FRESNO Napa
BENITO INYO Peter Silva, Member
Chula Vista
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Detailed legal descriptions of SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL
waterfowl zones and special
management areas are provided
in Section 502 in this regulation
booklet.
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Effective July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017 unless otherwise noted herein.
contact regional offices
wildlife.ca.gov 1 - NORTHERN REGION
Serving Del Norte, Humboldt, Lassen, Mendocino, Modoc, Shasta,
Headquarters
Siskiyou, Tehama and Trinity counties
1416 Ninth Street, Sacramento 95814,
[phone] • [email protected] 601 Locust Street, Redding 96001 • [phone]
[email protected]
License and Revenue Branch
1740 North Market Blvd., Eureka Field Office
Sacramento, CA 95834, 619 Second Street Eureka 95501• [phone]
[phone] • [email protected]
2 - NORTH CENTRAL REGION
State of California Serving Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, El Dorado, Glenn,
Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr.
Lake, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Sierra,
Natural Resources Agency
Sutter, Yolo and Yuba counties
Secretary John Laird
1701 Nimbus Road, Rancho Cordova 95670 • [phone]
Department of Fish and Wildlife
[email protected]
Director Charlton H. Bonham
3 - BAY DELTA REGION
Fish and Game Commission
Serving Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, Sacramento,
Eric Sklar, President
St. Helena San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Francisco, San Joaquin,
Solano, Sonoma, and Yolo counties
Jacque Hostler-Carmesin, Vice President
McKinleyville 7329 Silverado Trail, Napa 94558 • [phone]
Anthony Williams, Member [email protected]
Huntington Beach Stockton Field Office
Russell Burns, Member 2109 Arch Airport Road, Suite 100 Stockton 95206 • [phone]
Napa
4 - CENTRAL REGION
Peter Silva, Member
Chula Vista Serving Fresno, Kern, Kings, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Monterey,
Valerie Termini, Executive Director San Benito, San Luis Obispo, Stanislaus, Tulare and
Sacramento Tuolumne counties
1234 E. Shaw Avenue, Fresno 93710 • [phone]
Alternate communication formats are available
upon request. If reasonable accommodation [email protected]
is needed call CDFW at [phone]. The 5 - SOUTH COAST REGION
California Relay Service for the deaf or hearing-
impaired can be utilized from TDD phones at Serving Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Santa Barbara and
[phone]. Ventura counties
Products or services provided by advertisers are 3883 Ruffin Road, San Diego 92123 • [phone]
not promoted or endorsed by the Department [email protected]
of Fish and Wildlife.
Los Alamitos Field Office
4665 Lampson Avenue, Suite C Los Alamitos 90720
ON THE COVER
[phone]
2016 Duck Stamp
6 - INLAND DESERTS REGION
Art Contest Winner
Serving Imperial, Inyo, Mono, Riverside and San Bernardino counties
Guy Crittenden of 3602 Inland Empire Blvd., Ste. C-220 Ontario 91764
Richmond, Virginia. [phone]
The judges complimented [email protected]
Licenses are not sold at this office.
Crittenden’s winning painting,
which depicts a pair of lesser 7 - MARINE REGION
Serving the entire California coast, from border to border and three
snow geese, praising its
nautical miles out to sea.
autumnal feel, quality of light,
20 Lower Ragsdale Drive, Ste. 100 Monterey 93940
and anatomical accuracy.
[phone]
[email protected]
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Contacting CDFW 3
What’s New in 2016 5
Licenses, Validations and Permits 6
Shoot Time Tables 10
Unlawful Activities 12
Waterfowl Hunting
Summary of Changes for 2016-2017 13
Seasons and Limits 15
Waterfowl Consumption Health Warnings 21
Special Goose Hunt Area Maps 24
Waterfowl Zone Map Front inside cover
Upland Game Bird, Small Game Mammal, and Crow Hunting
Regulation Summary 26
Seasons and Limits Table 27
Quail, Grouse, Crow and Squirrel Hunt Zones 29-31
Hunting and Other Public Uses on State and Federal Lands
Reservation System 32
General Regulations for Public Use on All Department of Fish and Wildlife Lands 33
Reservations, Entry Permits, Fees, Passes, and Special Use Permits 40
Property Specific Regulations for Wildlife Areas 45
Types of Wildlife Areas 48
Hunting Dog Training and Trials 49
Bicycles, Off-Highway Vehicles, Boats, Horses 50
Camping, Camp Trailers and Motorhomes 52
Additional Closures and Restrictions for Hunting and Other Activities 54
Additional Regulations for Hunting 54
Shooting Areas, Wildlife Viewing Entry Permits 58
Additional Waterfowl Reservation Regulations 66
Fishing, Woodcutting 67-68
Regulations for National Wildlife Refuges that are also designated as Wildlife Areas 68
Additional Regulations for Ecological Reserves 72
Other Public Hunting Areas 83
Other Hunting Regulations
Other Laws Related to Hunting 84
Special Closures 87
Federal Regulations 88
PARTICIPATING IN THE REGULATORY PROCESS
The Fish and Game Commission (FGC) is composed of five members who are appointed by the Governor and confirmed
by the State Senate. The Commission establishes hunting and sport fishing regulations including seasons, bag and
possession limits, methods of take, area descriptions and any special conditions. In addition, the Commission formulates
general policies for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW). Monthly topical meetings are held to hear
regulation change proposals. The public may make recommendations in writing before a Commission meeting or present
its proposals verbally at the meeting. The Commission’s meeting schedule, including specific topics, dates and locations,
is posted on their web site www.fgc.ca.gov.
Written comments can be directed to the Fish and Game Commission at 1416 Ninth Street, Room 1320, Sacramento, CA
95814, or by e-mail to [email protected]. Comments sent by e-mail should include a full name and mailing address. The
Commission also has established a list server for information distribution available on their web site www.fgc.ca.gov
NONDISCRIMINATION
“Any person excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise subjected to discrimination under any
program of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, on the grounds of age, race, national origin, disability, religious
or political affiliation, color, sex, ancestry, marital status or sexual orientation should contact the nearest regional office
of the department or its headquarters in Sacramento, California 95814, telephone [phone]. In addition, you may
contact the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Washington, D.C. 20506 or a local EEOC office listed in
your phone directory under U.S. Government.”
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WHAT’S NEW IN 2016?
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NONLEAD AMMUNITION YOUTH WATERFOWL HUNT DAYS L
IMPLEMENTATION PHASE 2 AGE LIMIT INCREASED TO 17
STARTS JULY 1 Beginning with the 2016/2017 waterfowl season,
the maximum age to participate in Youth Waterfowl
Starting July 1, 2016, nonlead shot will be required
Hunt Days will increase to 17 years of age.
when taking upland game birds with a shotgun
in california, except for dove, quail, snipe, and To participate in the Youth Waterfowl Hunt Days,
any game birds taken at licensed game bird hunters must have a Junior Hunting License, and
clubs. In addition, nonlead shot will be required a free Harvest Information Validation. In addition,
when using a shotgun to take resident small a Federal Duck Stamp is required for any waterfowl
game mammals, furbearing mammals, nongame hunter who is 16 years of age or older. Federal
mammals, nongame birds and any wildlife for regulations require Youth Waterfowl Hunters to
depredation purposes. be accompanied by a non-hunting adult who is 18
years of age or older.
Existing restrictions on the use of lead ammunition
in the California Condor range, when taking Nelson Youth Waterfowl Hunt Days in the Northeastern
Bighorn sheep and when hunting on all California California Zone will be September 24 and 25. In the
Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) Wildlife Southern San Joaquin Valley, Southern California,
Areas and Ecological Reserves remain in effect. Colorado River, and Balance of the State zones,
Youth Waterfowl Hunt Days will be February 4
The next phase of the implementation goes into
and 5, 2017.
effect July 1, 2019, when hunters must use nonlead
ammunition when taking any animal anywhere in
the state for any purpose. There are no restrictions
on the use of lead ammunition for target shooting
purposes.
STAY CONNECTED TO CDFW
Having your e-mail address and mobile number will enable the CDFW to send you information
you can use, such as license renewal and courtesy report card deadline reminders, and California
fishing information. When purchasing a license from a license agent or when you log in to the
Online License Service, update your communication preferences and provide your e-mail address
and mobile number.
Fish and Game Code, Section 1050.6, and California Government Code, Section 11015.5, prohibit
the CDFW from selling or sharing your personal information with any third party.
REPORT UPLAND GAME BIRD DISEASE
Band-tailed pigeons are susceptible to Avian Trichomonosis, a disease caused by a protozoal parasite.
Sick birds often resist flying and may appear to be panting or gulping. CDFW makes an effort to
document the occurrence of this and other avian diseases.
While this specific disease is not transmissible to humans, CDFW recommends hunters thoroughly
cook all wild game.
If you observe more than 5 sick or dead birds in the same location you can report your findings to
the CDFW Wildlife Investigations Lab at [phone] or online:
https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/Laboratories/WildlifeInvestigations/Monitoring/
MortalityReport.aspx
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LICENSE
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LICENSE, VALIDATION, RESERVATION Type-A One-Day Pass $21.09
AND PASS FEES Type-A Two-Day Pass $34.05
Includes 5% license agent handling fee and 3%
General Use Pass Fees
ALDS nonrefundable application fee.
Annual CDFW Lands Pass**** $24.33
July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017
Daily Use Fee **** $4.32
Your license, validation, reservation, and
permit/pass purchases support conservation **** Fee required for visitors without a fishing or
and management of California’s wildlife. hunting license at Gray Lodge WA, Grizzly Island
WA, Los Banos WA, San Jacinto WA, Imperial
Hunting Licenses
WA (Wister Unit), Elkhorn Slough ER, and Upper
Resident $47.01 Newport Bay ER.
Nonresident $163.65
Special Use Permit Fees
Two-Day Nonresident $47.01
Junior (age 17 and under on July 1) $12.45 Type 1 Special Use Permit
Disabled Veteran Hunting License* $7.30 • through Dec. 31, 2016 $81.75
Recovering Service Member $7.30 • from Jan. 1, 2017 $122.50
Duplicate (annual licenses only) $10.54 Type 2 Special Use Permit
*Available only at CDFW License Sales offices • through Dec. 31, 2016 $308.25
• from Jan. 1, 2017 $462.50
2016 Lifetime Hunting License
Type 3 Special Use Permit
Ages 0-9 $517.00 • through Dec. 31, 2016 $375.25
Ages 10-39 $844.50 • from Jan 1, 2017 $536.00
Ages 40-61 $761.00
See page 28 for reservation, permit and pass
Ages 62+ $517.00
information.
Learn More about Lifetime Hunting and Fishing
Licenses www.wildlife.ca.gov/licensing PURCHASE HUNTING LICENSES AND
APPLY FOR DRAWINGS ONLINE!
Hunter Education
For more information, visit CDFW’s website at:
Duplicate Hunter Education Certificates available wildlife.ca.gov/Licensing/Online-Sales
for those issued after 1989 $6.22
Hunter Education Equivalency Exam $52.00 LICENSE SALES BY TELEPHONE
Most hunting and sport fishing license items,
Validations
including waterfowl hunting items such as
California Duck ** $20.52 validations, passes, and season-long reservation
Federal Duck *** $25.00 applications, may be purchased via telephone
Upland Game Bird ** $9.46 from Active Network’s telephone license sales
Harvest Information Program FREE line at [phone]. Multiple choice reservation
**Not required for junior license holders. applications cannot be submitted via telephone
***Required for hunters 16 and older. Available sales. The CDFW suggests that you submit multiple
from the US Postal Service and some license agents. choice applications online. To purchase items
via telephone, you must have proof of hunter
Reservation Application Fees
education on file in the ALDS. Items purchased by
telephone sales will be delivered by mail within 15
Per choice $1.34
days of purchase.
Hunting Pass Fees
LICENSE PROVISIONS
Type-A Season Pass $156.60
A California hunting license is required for taking
Type-B Season Pass $52.92
any bird or mammal. Hunters must carry licenses
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and be prepared to show them on request (CCR, Veterans Administration verifying that the applicant
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meeting California hunter education requirements. A
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Applicants may renew this license at any license
for a license, tag or permit; persons on active duty
agent, CDFW license sales office or online. The
with the armed forces of the United States or an
reduced-fee provisions do not apply to hunting
auxiliary branch; or Job Corps enrollees.
tags or validations.
VALIDATION OF LICENSES
RECOVERING SERVICE MEMBER
To be valid, every California hunting or sport fishing
REDUCED-FEE HUNTING LICENSE
license shall be signed by the licensee, and the
license or validation shall show the date of issue. Any recovering service member of the US military is
In addition, the license shall contain the following eligible for a reduced-fee hunting license. The term
information about the applicant: true name, ‘‘recovering service member’’ means a member of the
residence address, date of birth, height, color of Armed Forces, including a member of the National
eyes, color of hair, weight, and sex. Guard or a Reserve, who is undergoing medical
treatment, recuperation, or therapy and is in an
HUNTER EDUCATION REQUIREMENT outpatient status while recovering from a serious
Licenses shall be issued to hunters only upon injury or illness related to the member’s military
presentation of one of the following: An annual service. Applications and additional information are
California hunting license issued in any prior available from CDFW license sales offices and online
year; a two-day nonresident California hunting at wildlife.ca.gov/Licensing/Hunting.
license issued after the 1999/2000 license year;
a valid California certificate of hunter education VALIDATIONS TO HUNT WATERFOWL
completion or equivalency; a certificate of AND UPLAND GAME BIRDS
successful completion of a hunter education course Any person, except a person hunting under the
from any state or province; or a hunting license authority of a junior hunting license, who takes
issued in either of the two previous years from any ducks, geese, or brant must have a California Duck
state, province, European country, or South Africa.
Validation (FGC 3700.1) in possession. Any hunter
For more information on hunter education who is age 16 or older must possess a Federal Duck
requirements or classes, please contact any CDFW Stamp to take ducks, geese or brant. The Federal
License Sales Office or visit: www.wildlife.ca.gov/ Duck Stamp must be signed across the face to be
Hunter-Education . valid and may be affixed anywhere on the back of
your hunting license or carried separately from your
PROOF OF HUNTER EDUCATION MUST BE California hunting license. Any person, except a
PROVIDED TO CDFW BEFORE HUNTING person hunting under the authority of a junior
ITEMS MAY BE PURCHASED ONLINE hunting license, who takes upland game birds must
have a California Upland Game Bird Validation (FGC
Hunters who are purchasing a license for the first
time through ALDS must provide their proof of 3682.1) in possession. Any person who purchases
hunter education to a CDFW license sales office a California Duck Validation is eligible to claim a
or any license agent before they can purchase a free collectible California Duck Stamp. Any person
hunting license or any hunting items online or by who purchases an Upland game Bird Validation is
telephone. Hunters may contact CDFW via fax at eligible to claim a free collectible Upland Game Bird
[phone] or e-mail InternetSales@wildlife. Stamp. Visit wildlife.ca.gov/Licensing/Collector-
ca.gov and provide their personal identification and Stamps to claim your collectible stamps.
proof of hunter education so their hunter education
can be entered into ALDS. Once this information has HIP VALIDATION REQUIRED
been entered into ALDS, the customer can obtain If you plan to hunt migratory game birds (ducks,
hunting items online. geese, coots, dove, band-tailed pigeon, snipe,
gallinules or black brant), you must complete a
DISABLED VETERAN HUNTING LICENSES Harvest Information Program (HIP) survey and
A reduced-fee hunting license is available for possess a free HIP validation. HIP surveys and
qualified disabled veterans. To be eligible, first validations are available at license agents. Hunters
time applicants must submit the following to may be cited for hunting migratory game birds
a CDFW license sales office: (1) a letter from the without a HIP validation in possession.
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HUNTING AREA PERMITS/PASSES Acceptable forms of identification include:
AL Except for persons hunting on most Type C wildlife Any license document or identification number
R areas or hunting under the authority of a junior previously issued via ALDS
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GE hunting areas during the waterfowl season are Vbayl tidh ed Driveepra’sr tlmiceennts eo fo Mr oidteonr tVifiehcaictlieosn o cra trhde i essnuteitdy
required to obtain an entry permit from the hunter
issuing driver’s licenses from the licensee’s state
checking station. To obtain a permit, hunters must
of domicile
pre-purchase one of the following passes from any
CDFW license agent, license sales office or online US Birth Certificate/US Certificate or Report of
and present it at the check station: Birth Abroad
TYPE A ONE-DAY PASS – valid for one hunter entry Tribal Identification Card
on one Type A area
Birth certificate or passport issued from a US territory
TYPE A TWO-DAY PASS - may be used by one hunter
US Passport
for two entries or two hunters for one entry each;
US Military Identification Cards (Active or reserve
TYPE A SEASON PASS - this nontransferable pass
duty, dependent, retired member, discharged from
may be used for any available hunt day on any Type
service, medical/religious personnel)
A or Type B area; or
Certificate of Naturalization (Green Card) or
TYPE B SEASON PASS - this nontransferable pass
Citizenship.
may be used for any available hunt day on Type
B areas only. Foreign Government Identification Card
No hunting pass required for Type C wildlife areas Applicants less than 18 years of age may provide
any form of identification described above, or
NO SALES AT CHECK STATIONS a parent or legal guardian’s identification as
described above.
Check stations do not sell any items. Hunters must
purchase any needed passes and validations in
GET OUTDOORS IDENTIFICATION (GO ID)
advance from CDFW license sales offices, license
agents, or online. ALDS gives every license All licenses are imprinted with your permanent GO
agent the ability to sell hunting items, previously ID number. Your GO ID can be used to retrieve your
available only from CDFW license sales offices. To customer information in the future.
find a license agent near you or purchase items
online visit the CDFW website at: wildlife.ca.gov/ PROTECT YOUR LICENSE FROM HEAT
Licensing/Online-Sales License documents subjected to extreme or
prolonged heat may darken and become difficult
DUPLICATE HUNTING LICENSES
to read. To protect your license, keep it away from
With ALDS, your customer record contains a history heat sources.
of all your license purchases. If you lose your license
or additional validations, you can go to any CDFW RESERVATION APPLICATION PROCESS
office or license agent and purchase a duplicate Hunters can apply for waterfowl hunting
license and validations for a reduced fee. reservations using an electronic season-long
application or a multiple choice application online,
AUTOMATED LICENSE DATA SYSTEM at a CDFW license sales office, or at any license
(ALDS) agent. Hunters can apply for waterfowl hunting
License items issued through ALDS will be subject reservations review their hunt choices, and check
to a three percent ALDS application fee. This drawing results online at www.wildlife.ca.gov/
fee is paid by the customer at the time of each Licensing/Online-Sales.
transaction, and is used to maintain the system.
REFUNDS
(CCR, T14-700.4)
California resident and nonresident hunting
IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED FOR LICENSE
licenses are nonrefundable.
PURCHASE
Any person applying for any license, tag, permit,
reservation or other entitlement issued via the
ALDS shall provide valid identification.
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PHASE 1
JULY 1, 2015
Nonlead ammunition required on all CDFW wildlife areas
and ecological reserves as well as all bighorn sheep hunts
PHASE 2
JULY 1, 2016
Nonlead shot required when using a shotgun to take
upland game birds (except for dove, quail, snipe, and any
game birds taken on licensed game bird clubs); resident
small game mammals; furbearing mammals; nongame
mammals; nongame birds; and any wildlife for depreda-
tion purposes
PHASE 3
JULY 1, 2019
Nonlead ammunition required when taking any
wildlife with a firearm in California
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