§ 135.104. Restrictions on controlled goose hunting areas.

 It is unlawful to:

   (1)  Take wildlife other than ducks and geese, except by permit issued by the Director or a designee.

   (2)  Remove geese and ducks from a blind prior to vacating the blind to check out.

   (3)  Remain in a blind when the maximum limit of geese has been killed or the ten-round ammunition limit has been expended, or after the time specified on the permit has expired.

   (4)  Shoot from other than an assigned blind.

   (5)  Enter a closed blind, or a blind other than the one assigned.

   (6)  Shoot on, along or from a road or parking area.

   (7)  Possess more than ten rounds of ammunition per hunter in the blind. This does not prohibit one member of a party in a blind from giving part of the ten-round allotment to another member of the same party, while in the blind.

   (8)  Obtain or possess more than the original ten rounds of ammunition permitted at the beginning of each day.

   (9)  Take more than one goose per person. Duck limits shall conform with Chapter 139 (relating to seasons and bag limits) and 50 CFR Part 20 (relating to migratory bird hunting).

   The provisions of this §  135.104 adopted June 19, 1987, effective July 1, 1987, 17 Pa.B. 2464; amended May 29, 1998, effective May 30, 1998, 28 Pa.B. 2504; amended August 13, 1999, effective August 14, 1999, 29 Pa.B. 4351. Immediately preceding text appears at serial pages (244953) to (244954).

   This section cited in 58 Pa. Code §  141.26 (relating to early Canada goose hunting season in Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area); and 58 Pa. Code §  141.27 (relating to early Canada goose hunting season on Pymatuning Wildlife Management Area).