Bow_hunter15

How ducks can you have if they daily limit isnt ever posted. Like on iowadnr website the have only some ducks none of the others like teal gadwall or widgeon does it mean you can have 6

harter66

In Nv. its 7 dailyand 14 inpossesion (in the freezer or inhand or combined) w/2 ea hen mallard , cavasback ,redhead & 1 pintail either sex . You may ,oddly, have 14 drake mallards . In practice if you shoot 7 in the am have them for lunch and 7 after lunch your 7 over limit . The same is true if you shoot 7 on sat and 7 sunday and have them all in camp and not sat's home in the freezer .

wdog1

If they dont specify it meens you can have 6 of them

SwampCollie

Got this from the PDF on the Iowa website.... it can take a Philidelphia lawyer to decipher waterfowl regs sometimes (He isn't from Philly.... but Gordon Gecko is a lawyer if you ever need a clarification.... I'm sure he'd be happy to help you out, he's a great guy.)

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[align=left]ORIGINAL: From Iowa DNR Regs[/align][align=left][/align][align=left]Ducks: Daily limit is 6, including no more than 4 mallards (of
which no more than 2 may be female), 3 wood ducks, 2 redheads,
1 black duck, 1 pintail and 1 scaup, except during November 1-20,
when the daily bag limit for scaup is 2. The canvasbacks season is
closed this year.

[/align][/quote][/align][align=left][/align][align=left]That means that the daily limit is 6 ducks TOTAL. You can shoot not more than X number of each species listed.[/align][align=left][/align][align=left]Example, you can shoot 4 mallards, 1 black duck and 1 pintail. That equals 6. Or you can shoot 3 mallards, 2 wood ducks and a teal. That equals six as well.[/align][align=left][/align][align=left]As listed above, if the regs do not mention a particular species of duck, in this case lets say teal, widgeon or gadwall, that means you may take 6 of those birds in any given day, so long as you total duck harvest does not exceed 6. So, you could shoot 6 teal and be done. Or 2 teal, 3 wood ducks and 1 mallard. Just as long as you don't go over six, or over whatever number of each species is listed you are good to go. [/align]