50 CFR § 20.115

50 CFR · Wildlife and Fisheries

§ 20.115 — Duck and dove zone and split-season configurations.

eCFR · current through Sep 15, 2026

§ 20.115 Duck and dove zone and split-season configurations. Below are the alternative combinations of zones and season segments that a State may use for duck and dove hunting in a 5-year period. The SRC may approve a deviation from the 5-year period length for all four flyways.

(a)Duck hunting zone and split-season configurations include:

(1)One zone (same as no zones) with up to three season segments;

(2)Two zones with up to two season segments in each zone;

(3)Two zones with up to three season segments in each zone;

(4)Three zones with up to two season segments in each zone; or

(5)Four zones with a continuous season (i.e., no segments) in each zone.

(b)Dove hunting zone and split-season configurations include:

(1)One zone (same as no zones) with up to three season segmen

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§ 20.115 Duck and dove zone and split-season configurations.

Below are the alternative combinations of zones and season segments that a State may use for duck and dove hunting in a 5-year period. The SRC may approve a deviation from the 5-year period length for all four flyways.

(a) Duck hunting zone and split-season configurations include:

(1) One zone (same as no zones) with up to three season segments;

(2) Two zones with up to two season segments in each zone;

(3) Two zones with up to three season segments in each zone;

(4) Three zones with up to two season segments in each zone; or

(5) Four zones with a continuous season (i.e., no segments) in each zone.

(b) Dove hunting zone and split-season configurations include:

(1) One zone (same as no zones) with up to three season segments; or

(2) Two zones with up to three season segments in each zone, except in the Western Management Unit where the season in one or both zones may be split into two segments.

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