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Duck Hunting Protecting Australian Rice Crops || Catch & Cook Duck & Rabbit Hunt

The annual duck hunting pilgrimage to the NSW Riverina was here again. With the boys in tow, we were set for a mega hunting experience taking care of the duck problems on farmers properties in the irrigation district of southern NSW. AHP videos are for educational and entertainment purposes only. Social Media Links: Instagram:   / australianhuntingpodcast   Facebook:   / australianhuntingpodcast   Form more information on the mitigation program: https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/hunting/ga... Some general information is below on where you can hunt on a farmers property when a farmer has a licence to take native game birds with a quota assigned to the farmers mitigation land holder licence. Where you can hunt: A Native Game Bird Management (Owner/Occupier) Licence covers the whole of each listed property. You should clarify the properties listed under their licence and obtain each property’s boundary information before you commence hunting. Only hunt in areas specified by the landholder. If two properties are covered by a Native Game Bird Management (Owner/Occupier) Licence and they are divided by a waterway, you may hunt on that waterway provided: • The waterway is privately owned, not public land, and within a property boundary • Both properties are covered by a Native Game Bird Management (Owner/Occupier) Licence • You have permission from each landholder to hunt on both properties. Shot type: Hunters are encouraged to use non-toxic shot when hunting native game birds in NSW. Although lead shot is not illegal on private land in NSW. Utilisation of native game birds: DPI encourages the utilisation of native game birds harvested under the program. All reasonable effort should be made to retrieve downed birds including removing bird carcases from any crop, dam or waterway.