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Spring Goose Season

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Spring Light Goose hunting

South Dakota's Canada Goose Season for Unit 2 will close on Friday (Feb 10).

The Spring Light Goose Season begins on Saturday (Feb 11).

This Conservation Order is issued annually for a spring hunt to control an overabundance of these geese. Light geese generally migrate into the eastern one-third of South Dakota in late February to early March.

Shooting Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset.

Season Dates: February 11 - April 29, 2012

Unit: Statewide

Daily Limit: Unlimited

Possession Limit: Unlimited

Legal Species: Snows, Blues and Ross' Geese.

Nontoxic Shot: Approved nontoxic shot includes steel shot, bismuth-tin, tungsten-polymer, tungsten-matrix, and any combination of tungsten-iron-nickel-tin-copper-bismuth.

Electronic Calls: Use of tapes of migratory bird calls or sounds, or electronically amplified imitations of bird calls is allowed.

Licenses

 SD residents, one of the following:

- annual small game,

- 1-day small game,

- youth small game,

- combination,

- junior combination, or

- senior combination license

AND

- Migratory Bird Certification stamp to hunt spring light geese.

 SD residents who are at least 12 years old may buy licenses and hunt. Hunters age 12-15 will need a hunter safety card.

 Nonresident licenses can be purchased online with a credit card or over the counter at storefront license agents.

- Adult license: $45, valid for entire conservation order.

- Youth license (ages 12-15): $25. -Hunters age 12-15 need hunter safety card.

- No other license or stamp is required.

 The federal waterfowl stamp is not required for this event.

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