Well, it's official, the AP Zone Goose hunting is restricted to 30 days and 2 birds a day.
Mallards are cut to 2 a day, with only ONE Hen.
It's a sad day but it's still better than the 5 year moratorium we endured back in the 90's.
https://deltawaterfowl.org/atlantic...2019-2020/?fbclid=IwAR0WxzsT9Rues1QxkhZD5bdVF4QrBxTDPAhKNoFHBzzQK_KYfTQnd7Pc09k
"Atlantic Flyway waterfowlers in the United States will have reduced bag limits on geese and mallards during the 2019-2020 season. The mallard limit will drop to two daily, only one of which may be a hen, while Canada goose seasons in the Atlantic population zones will run just 30 days with a restrictive harvest. The Atlantic Flyway Council approved the regulations in September, and they were formalized by the USFWS Service Regulations Committee on October 16 and 17.
Canada goose hunters in Delaware, Maryland and Virginia face a limit of one bird daily, while the rest of the flyway's Atlantic population zones will be permitted two daily. The move was largely spurred by poor Canada goose production in spring 2018, plus a 30 percent decline among Atlantic population Canadas in the most-recent breeding population survey."
Mallards are cut to 2 a day, with only ONE Hen.
It's a sad day but it's still better than the 5 year moratorium we endured back in the 90's.
https://deltawaterfowl.org/atlantic...2019-2020/?fbclid=IwAR0WxzsT9Rues1QxkhZD5bdVF4QrBxTDPAhKNoFHBzzQK_KYfTQnd7Pc09k
"Atlantic Flyway waterfowlers in the United States will have reduced bag limits on geese and mallards during the 2019-2020 season. The mallard limit will drop to two daily, only one of which may be a hen, while Canada goose seasons in the Atlantic population zones will run just 30 days with a restrictive harvest. The Atlantic Flyway Council approved the regulations in September, and they were formalized by the USFWS Service Regulations Committee on October 16 and 17.
Canada goose hunters in Delaware, Maryland and Virginia face a limit of one bird daily, while the rest of the flyway's Atlantic population zones will be permitted two daily. The move was largely spurred by poor Canada goose production in spring 2018, plus a 30 percent decline among Atlantic population Canadas in the most-recent breeding population survey."