Thought this discussion was worth it's own thread
FIELD POSSESSION You may not possess or transport more than the daily bag limit while in the field, or while returning from the field to your vehicle, camp, etc.
(50 CFR 20.35). You may retain up to stated possession limits of migratory birds in camps, primary residences, principal means of transportation (automobile), processing facilities, post offices, and common carriers.
I have a question regarding this: So, are these specific to ducks killed in Alaska? IE, lets say I have 9 ducks in my freezer at home that I killed in AK. I'm planning on flying down to Arkansas to hunt in November. If I bring back my limit from there (24), would I be illegal for possession limits now in AK?
FIELD POSSESSION You may not possess or transport more than the daily bag limit while in the field, or while returning from the field to your vehicle, camp, etc.
(50 CFR 20.35). You may retain up to stated possession limits of migratory birds in camps, primary residences, principal means of transportation (automobile), processing facilities, post offices, and common carriers.
I have a question regarding this: So, are these specific to ducks killed in Alaska? IE, lets say I have 9 ducks in my freezer at home that I killed in AK. I'm planning on flying down to Arkansas to hunt in November. If I bring back my limit from there (24), would I be illegal for possession limits now in AK?
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