CALIFORNIA'S ONLY SPORTSMAN'S NEWS SINCE 1953
Most Recent
HUNTING REPORT
Untitled Page
WON 2010/11 HUNT CALENDAR
WON HUNT CALENDAR
Waterfowl hunting
Western Outdoor News
Note: The California Department of Fish and Game Commission has adopted the opening and closing dates for upland game birds and waterfowl.
SEPTEMBER
Western Outdoor News
Sept. 4: The Yellowtail Derby kicks off, and participating anglers can fish from private or open-party vessels. The event runs for 20 days. Derby headquarters is located at the Outboard Boating Club at the Trailer Boat Ramp on Shelter Island Drive in San Diego. The Derby mailing address is 3960 W. Point Loma Blvd., Ste. H347, San Diego, CA 92110. For more information, visit www.internationalyellowtailderby.com.
Sept. 5: Archery deer season closes in zones C1, C4, A19 (X10).
Sept. 5: The Marlin Club of San Diego hosts its Labor Day Tournament and Barbecue. For more information, visit www.themarlinclub.com for more details.
Sept. 9: Sav-On Tackle, located at 9917 Orr & Day Road in Santa Fe Springs, will be hosting a free seminar with WON’s own Saltwater Editor Brandon Hayward. The seminar will run from 6:30 to 8 p.m., and Hayward will be covering this fall’s 8- to 12-day long range season. Topics to be covered include tackle and techniques for “variety” fishing on early-season September and October 8- to 11-day trips that find mixed-bag action on tuna to over 100 pounds, wahoo, dorado, yellowtail, etc. A special emphasis will be on Alijos Rocks for yellowfin tuna and fishing wahoo. Part two will focus on fishing for “cow” yellowfin tuna on the Lower Banks on November thru February trips. Topics covered will include gear, tackle, techniques and how to fish the rail.
Sept. 9-12: The Long Beach Yacht and Boat Show produced by the Southern California Marine Association and presented by the Automobile Club of Southern California. Show hours are Thursday and Friday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $12 for adults, children 12 and under are free. Log on to www.longbeachyachtandboatshow.com for more info and discount offers.
Sept. 10: The Captains’ Meeting for the Make-A-Wish Tuna Challenge. For more information, visit www.tunachallenge.org.
Sept. 10-11: The Recycled Fish 24-Hour Fish-A-Thon. Open to freshwater anglers in all 50 states. To participate, anglers begin by becoming a Fish-A-Thon Ambassador/Team Leader at www.recycledfish.org, and sign up their team of two to four anglers. After they receive their Fish-A-Thon welcome kit in the mail, each team member’s next step is to secure pledges from family, friends or co-workers for each hour they fish, which typically range from $10 to $75 an hour. Next they go fishing. Lines are cast Friday, Sept. 10 at 6 p.m. until Saturday, Sept. 11 at 6 p.m. During the event anglers are also encouraged to pick up any trash and use tackle that is easier on the environment, such as lead-free weights or biodegradable baits and lures, and practice good catch-and-release tactics. Every team raising a minimum of $100 will get a complimentary 24-Hour Fish-A-Thon shirt for all team members, plus additional prizes like tackle, apparel and gift cards. For complete Fish-A-Thon information and rules, go to www.recycledfish.org, or contact Buddy Johns at buddy@recycledfish.org.
Sept. 11: Glen Helen Regional Park will be hosting its Fish ‘N’ Kids Catfish Derby. The event is open to youngsters of all ages and skill levels, and runs from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The focus is on family and fun, although prizes will be awarded for biggest, smallest and even ugliest fish! A special tribute conducted by San Bernardino’s own Public Safety Academy will commemorate the fallen Americans of and mark the nine-year anniversary of 9/11. For more information and to register for Fish ‘N’ Kids Catfish Derby, visit http://kimbarkfishing.org.
Sept. 11: The Make-A-Wish Tuna Challenge. For more information, visit www.tunachallenge.org.
Sept. 11: Help the steelhead recovery effort in Malibu Creek by joining in the inauguration event of the Louisiana Red Crayfish Removal Project. Louisiana reds are a nonnative invasive predator species altering the ecosystem of the streams in the Santa Monica Mountains. Lower Malibu Creek still supports steelhead trout. Your help is needed to get the crayfish out. Sierra Pacific Flyfishers (SPFF) will be partnering with Mountains Restoration Trust, a local land trust, and Pepperdine University. Up to 50 college students will be participating as part of the annual Pepperdine Step Forward Day, an annual community service event. The project runs from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. RSVP to Debbie Bruschaber, Assistant Conservation Chair, SPFF: dbruschaber@mountainstrust.org or call (805) 338-8278. The project will be ongoing, so future assistance will also be needed.
Sept. 11: Mountain quail season opens (zone Q1).
Sept. 11: Sooty (Blue) and ruffed grouse season opens.
Sept. 11: Ptarmigan season opens.
Sept. 11: Angeles Shooting Ranges will be hosting a hunter education class. For more information, contact instructors Jim Overman, (818) 906-1029, or Joe Kubasak at (818) 515-4271.
Sept. 12: The Awards Banquet and Auction for the Make-A-Wish Tuna Challenge. For more information, visit www.tunachallenge.org.
Sept. 12: Archery deer season closes in zones D6, C2-3, B1-3, B5-6, D3-5, D7-10, A17 (X9b), A18 (X9c).
Sept. 12-15: The Zane Grey Invitational Marlin Tournament. Check-in takes place Sept. 12, with fishing on Sept. 13, 14 and 15. The awards dinner will be held the evening of the 15th.
Sept. 15: Dove season closes, first half.
Sept. 16: Sav-On Tackle, located at 9917 Orr & Day Road in Santa Fe Springs, will be hosting a roundtable discussion on SoCal surf fishing with the folks from www.scsurfishing.com from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tackle, tips and techniques will all be discussed.
Sept. 18: Rifle deer season opens in zones C1-C4, X9A, X9B, X12, B1-B3, B5-B6, D7.
Sept. 18: Band-tailed pigeon season opens, northern zone.
Sept. 18-19: The 7th Annual Fish On! Anglers Tournament. Private boaters and sportboat anglers are welcome. With each paid adult, kids get free boat fare on a sportboat out of H&M Landing in San Diego. First-place prizes are given out to seven different categories of biggest fish caught. If you don’t fish, at least come to the awards banquet on the 19th to see the winners of the Fish On! youth art contest and support their creativity. Go to www.chuckbyron.com for entry forms and details.
Sept. 19: Ptarmigan season closes.
Sept. 19-21: The Crow’s Nest Avalon Billfish Classic and Crow’s Nest Catalina Classic. Check-in will be on the afternoon of Sept. 19 at the Descanso Beach Club. Fishing will take place Sept. 20 and 21, with the awards dinner taking place at the Casino Ballroom the evening of Sept. 21. For more information, visit www.catalinaclassic.com.
Sept. 25: United Anglers of Southern California will be hosting its 3rd annual Poker Tournament Saturday, Sept. 25th, at the Pechanga Resort and Casino. The buy-in for the tournament is $130 and includes lunch and a raffle ticket for a four-day Seven Crowns Houseboat vacation valued at $1,700! In addition, $50 of every entry fee will be paid back to players who make the final table.
A great assortment of raffle prizes, a big-hand jackpot, a special players bounty and poker instruction will also be available to round out this exciting afternoon. To sign up for the tournament, contact Tim Baker at (909) 223-9631 or e-mail him at tim@fredhall.com.
Sept. 25: The Yellowtail Derby Fish-Off for the top anglers in the Yellowtail Derby. Derby headquarters is located at the Outboard Boating Club at the Trailer Boat Ramp on Shelter Island Drive in San Diego. The Derby mailing address is 3960 W. Point Loma Blvd., Ste. H347, San Diego 92110. For more information, visit www.internationalyellowtailderby.com.
Sept. 25: Rifle deer season opens in zones D3-5, D8-D10.
Sept. 25: Quail season opens (zone Q2), early coastal season.
Sept. 26: Rifle deer season closes in zone A.
Sept. 26: Band-tailed pigeon season closes, northern zone.
Sept. 28: Sav-On Tackle, located at 9917 Orr & Day Road in Santa Fe Springs, will be hosting a seminar from 6:30 to 8 p.m. with one of the “fishiest dudes around,” Berkley pro staffer and trout expert, Marlon Meade. Meade will be discussing trout fishing in SoCal.
Sept. 30: Sav-On Tackle, located at 9917 Orr & Day Road in Santa Fe Springs, will be hosting a seminar from 6:30 to 8 p.m. with renowned crustacean wrangler Jim Salazar. Salazar will be discussing tips and techniques for making this year’s lobster season the best ever.
OCTOBER
Western Outdoor News
Oct. 2: Rifle deer season opens in zone D19, X1, X2, X3A, X3B, X4, X5A, X5B, X6A, X6B, X7A, X7B.
Oct. 2-3: The Sixth Annual Western Outdoor News Big Bear Lake TroutfesT. For more information or to register, contact Tournament Director Bill Egan at (949) 366-0030, ext. 40.
Oct. 9: The San Diego Rod & Reel Club Lobster Tournament held out of Shelter Island. For more information, visit sandiegorodandreel.com.
Oct. 9: Rifle deer season opens in zones D11-D15.
Oct. 10: Sooty (blue) and ruffed grouse season closes.
Oct. 9-10: The Shimano Fishing 2010 West Coast Fishing Tour hits Fisherman’s Landing, located at 2838 Garrison St. in San Diego. There will be on-site demonstrations of the latest Shimano gear by Shimano staff and pro staffers, Power Pro and Power Pro Hollow Ace connections seminars, Lucanus/Butterfly jigging seminars; raffle prizes, promotions and contests; and on-site reel repairs and clinics. Let’s Talk Hook-Up will also be broadcasting live, and one raffle winner will receive a $1,000 Shimano gift certificate. There will even be a special guest appearance by Michael Fowlkes of Inside Sportfishing.
Oct. 16: Quail season opens (zone Q1), all species.
Oct. 16: Chukar season opens.
Oct. 16: Common snipe season opens.
Oct. 17: Rifle deer season closes in zones C1, X9A, X9B, X12.
Oct. 16: Angeles Shooting Ranges will be hosting a hunter education class. For more information, contact instructors Jim Overman, (818) 906-1029, or Joe Kubasak at (818) 515-4271.
Oct. 22-24: The Qualifier 105 will host a women’s-only trip for breast cancer patients, breast cancer survivors or other women who want to help the cause and find a cure. This is a very special and meaningful two-day trip. If you would like to help sponsor this special trip on the Qualifier 105 to support women and families with breast cancer, please contact Vicki at qgirls@qualifier105.com or (619) 223-2786. All lady anglers wanting to support the cause are invited to join the trip and fun. Call right away to get on the sponsors’ list or trip.
Oct. 23: The San Diego Rod & Reel Club Bay Halibut Tournament held out of Shelter Island. For more information, visit sandiegorodandreel.com.
Oct. 23: Rifle deer season opens in zone D16.
Oct. 24: Rifle deer season closes in zones B1-B3, B5, D9, D10, C2-4.
Oct. 31: Rifle deer season closes in zones D7, D17, D19.
NOVEMBER
Western Outdoor News
Nov. 13: Pheasant season opens, shotgun and archery.
Nov. 13: Fall wild turkey season opens.
Nov. 13: Dove season opens, second half.
Nov. 13: Angeles Shooting Ranges will be hosting a hunter education class. For more information, contact instructors Jim Overman, (818) 906-1029, or Joe Kubasak at (818) 515-4271.
Nov. 20: The San Diego Rod & Reel Club Perpetual Bay Bass Tournament held out of Shelter Island. For more information, visit sandiegorodandreel.com.
Nov. 21: Rifle deer season closes in zone D16.
Nov. 28: Fall wild turkey season closes.
DECEMBER
Western Outdoor News
Dec. 11: Angeles Shooting Ranges will be hosting a hunter education class. For more information, contact instructors Jim Overman, (818) 906-1029, or Joe Kubasak at (818) 515-4271.
Dec. 18: Band-tailed pigeon season opens, southern zone.
Dec. 18: American crow season opens.
Dec. 19: Pheasant season closes for firearms hunters.
Dec. 26: Band-tailed pigeon season closes, southern zone.
JANUARY
Western Outdoor News
Jan. 2: Close Scaup season in Northeastern California Zone.
Jan. 16: Close goose season in Northeastern California Zone.
Jan. 23: Archery pheasant season closes.
Jan. 30: Quail, chukar seasons close.
Jan. 30: Close duck and goose seasons in most all zones.
Jan. 30: Common snipe season closes.
FEBRUARY
Western Outdoor News
Feb. 12: Open special white goose season in Imperial County.
Feb. 27: Close special white goose season in Imperial County.
FEBRUARY
Western Outdoor News
March 27: Spring wild turkey season opens.
|
|||
|
WON HUNT CALENDAR Waterfowl huntingWestern Outdoor News Note: The California Department of Fish and Game Commission has adopted the opening and closing dates for upland game birds and waterfowl. SEPTEMBER
Western Outdoor News
Sept. 4: The Yellowtail Derby kicks off, and participating anglers can fish from private or open-party vessels. The event runs for 20 days. Derby headquarters is located at the Outboard Boating Club at the Trailer Boat Ramp on Shelter Island Drive in San Diego. The Derby mailing address is 3960 W. Point Loma Blvd., Ste. H347, San Diego, CA 92110. For more information, visit www.internationalyellowtailderby.com. Sept. 5: Archery deer season closes in zones C1, C4, A19 (X10). Sept. 5: The Marlin Club of San Diego hosts its Labor Day Tournament and Barbecue. For more information, visit www.themarlinclub.com for more details. Sept. 9: Sav-On Tackle, located at 9917 Orr & Day Road in Santa Fe Springs, will be hosting a free seminar with WON’s own Saltwater Editor Brandon Hayward. The seminar will run from 6:30 to 8 p.m., and Hayward will be covering this fall’s 8- to 12-day long range season. Topics to be covered include tackle and techniques for “variety” fishing on early-season September and October 8- to 11-day trips that find mixed-bag action on tuna to over 100 pounds, wahoo, dorado, yellowtail, etc. A special emphasis will be on Alijos Rocks for yellowfin tuna and fishing wahoo. Part two will focus on fishing for “cow” yellowfin tuna on the Lower Banks on November thru February trips. Topics covered will include gear, tackle, techniques and how to fish the rail. Sept. 9-12: The Long Beach Yacht and Boat Show produced by the Southern California Marine Association and presented by the Automobile Club of Southern California. Show hours are Thursday and Friday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $12 for adults, children 12 and under are free. Log on to www.longbeachyachtandboatshow.com for more info and discount offers. Sept. 10: The Captains’ Meeting for the Make-A-Wish Tuna Challenge. For more information, visit www.tunachallenge.org. Sept. 10-11: The Recycled Fish 24-Hour Fish-A-Thon. Open to freshwater anglers in all 50 states. To participate, anglers begin by becoming a Fish-A-Thon Ambassador/Team Leader at www.recycledfish.org, and sign up their team of two to four anglers. After they receive their Fish-A-Thon welcome kit in the mail, each team member’s next step is to secure pledges from family, friends or co-workers for each hour they fish, which typically range from $10 to $75 an hour. Next they go fishing. Lines are cast Friday, Sept. 10 at 6 p.m. until Saturday, Sept. 11 at 6 p.m. During the event anglers are also encouraged to pick up any trash and use tackle that is easier on the environment, such as lead-free weights or biodegradable baits and lures, and practice good catch-and-release tactics. Every team raising a minimum of $100 will get a complimentary 24-Hour Fish-A-Thon shirt for all team members, plus additional prizes like tackle, apparel and gift cards. For complete Fish-A-Thon information and rules, go to www.recycledfish.org, or contact Buddy Johns at buddy@recycledfish.org. Sept. 11: Glen Helen Regional Park will be hosting its Fish ‘N’ Kids Catfish Derby. The event is open to youngsters of all ages and skill levels, and runs from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The focus is on family and fun, although prizes will be awarded for biggest, smallest and even ugliest fish! A special tribute conducted by San Bernardino’s own Public Safety Academy will commemorate the fallen Americans of and mark the nine-year anniversary of 9/11. For more information and to register for Fish ‘N’ Kids Catfish Derby, visit http://kimbarkfishing.org. Sept. 11: The Make-A-Wish Tuna Challenge. For more information, visit www.tunachallenge.org. Sept. 11: Help the steelhead recovery effort in Malibu Creek by joining in the inauguration event of the Louisiana Red Crayfish Removal Project. Louisiana reds are a nonnative invasive predator species altering the ecosystem of the streams in the Santa Monica Mountains. Lower Malibu Creek still supports steelhead trout. Your help is needed to get the crayfish out. Sierra Pacific Flyfishers (SPFF) will be partnering with Mountains Restoration Trust, a local land trust, and Pepperdine University. Up to 50 college students will be participating as part of the annual Pepperdine Step Forward Day, an annual community service event. The project runs from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. RSVP to Debbie Bruschaber, Assistant Conservation Chair, SPFF: dbruschaber@mountainstrust.org or call (805) 338-8278. The project will be ongoing, so future assistance will also be needed. Sept. 11: Mountain quail season opens (zone Q1). Sept. 11: Sooty (Blue) and ruffed grouse season opens. Sept. 11: Ptarmigan season opens. Sept. 11: Angeles Shooting Ranges will be hosting a hunter education class. For more information, contact instructors Jim Overman, (818) 906-1029, or Joe Kubasak at (818) 515-4271. Sept. 12: The Awards Banquet and Auction for the Make-A-Wish Tuna Challenge. For more information, visit www.tunachallenge.org. Sept. 12: Archery deer season closes in zones D6, C2-3, B1-3, B5-6, D3-5, D7-10, A17 (X9b), A18 (X9c). Sept. 12-15: The Zane Grey Invitational Marlin Tournament. Check-in takes place Sept. 12, with fishing on Sept. 13, 14 and 15. The awards dinner will be held the evening of the 15th. Sept. 15: Dove season closes, first half. Sept. 16: Sav-On Tackle, located at 9917 Orr & Day Road in Santa Fe Springs, will be hosting a roundtable discussion on SoCal surf fishing with the folks from www.scsurfishing.com from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tackle, tips and techniques will all be discussed. Sept. 18: Rifle deer season opens in zones C1-C4, X9A, X9B, X12, B1-B3, B5-B6, D7. Sept. 18: Band-tailed pigeon season opens, northern zone. Sept. 18-19: The 7th Annual Fish On! Anglers Tournament. Private boaters and sportboat anglers are welcome. With each paid adult, kids get free boat fare on a sportboat out of H&M Landing in San Diego. First-place prizes are given out to seven different categories of biggest fish caught. If you don’t fish, at least come to the awards banquet on the 19th to see the winners of the Fish On! youth art contest and support their creativity. Go to www.chuckbyron.com for entry forms and details. Sept. 19: Ptarmigan season closes. Sept. 19-21: The Crow’s Nest Avalon Billfish Classic and Crow’s Nest Catalina Classic. Check-in will be on the afternoon of Sept. 19 at the Descanso Beach Club. Fishing will take place Sept. 20 and 21, with the awards dinner taking place at the Casino Ballroom the evening of Sept. 21. For more information, visit www.catalinaclassic.com. Sept. 25: United Anglers of Southern California will be hosting its 3rd annual Poker Tournament Saturday, Sept. 25th, at the Pechanga Resort and Casino. The buy-in for the tournament is $130 and includes lunch and a raffle ticket for a four-day Seven Crowns Houseboat vacation valued at $1,700! In addition, $50 of every entry fee will be paid back to players who make the final table. A great assortment of raffle prizes, a big-hand jackpot, a special players bounty and poker instruction will also be available to round out this exciting afternoon. To sign up for the tournament, contact Tim Baker at (909) 223-9631 or e-mail him at tim@fredhall.com. Sept. 25: The Yellowtail Derby Fish-Off for the top anglers in the Yellowtail Derby. Derby headquarters is located at the Outboard Boating Club at the Trailer Boat Ramp on Shelter Island Drive in San Diego. The Derby mailing address is 3960 W. Point Loma Blvd., Ste. H347, San Diego 92110. For more information, visit www.internationalyellowtailderby.com. Sept. 25: Rifle deer season opens in zones D3-5, D8-D10. Sept. 25: Quail season opens (zone Q2), early coastal season. Sept. 26: Rifle deer season closes in zone A. Sept. 26: Band-tailed pigeon season closes, northern zone. Sept. 28: Sav-On Tackle, located at 9917 Orr & Day Road in Santa Fe Springs, will be hosting a seminar from 6:30 to 8 p.m. with one of the “fishiest dudes around,” Berkley pro staffer and trout expert, Marlon Meade. Meade will be discussing trout fishing in SoCal. Sept. 30: Sav-On Tackle, located at 9917 Orr & Day Road in Santa Fe Springs, will be hosting a seminar from 6:30 to 8 p.m. with renowned crustacean wrangler Jim Salazar. Salazar will be discussing tips and techniques for making this year’s lobster season the best ever. OCTOBER Western Outdoor News Oct. 2: Rifle deer season opens in zone D19, X1, X2, X3A, X3B, X4, X5A, X5B, X6A, X6B, X7A, X7B. Oct. 2-3: The Sixth Annual Western Outdoor News Big Bear Lake TroutfesT. For more information or to register, contact Tournament Director Bill Egan at (949) 366-0030, ext. 40. Oct. 9: The San Diego Rod & Reel Club Lobster Tournament held out of Shelter Island. For more information, visit sandiegorodandreel.com. Oct. 9: Rifle deer season opens in zones D11-D15. Oct. 10: Sooty (blue) and ruffed grouse season closes. Oct. 9-10: The Shimano Fishing 2010 West Coast Fishing Tour hits Fisherman’s Landing, located at 2838 Garrison St. in San Diego. There will be on-site demonstrations of the latest Shimano gear by Shimano staff and pro staffers, Power Pro and Power Pro Hollow Ace connections seminars, Lucanus/Butterfly jigging seminars; raffle prizes, promotions and contests; and on-site reel repairs and clinics. Let’s Talk Hook-Up will also be broadcasting live, and one raffle winner will receive a $1,000 Shimano gift certificate. There will even be a special guest appearance by Michael Fowlkes of Inside Sportfishing. Oct. 16: Quail season opens (zone Q1), all species. Oct. 16: Chukar season opens. Oct. 16: Common snipe season opens. Oct. 17: Rifle deer season closes in zones C1, X9A, X9B, X12. Oct. 16: Angeles Shooting Ranges will be hosting a hunter education class. For more information, contact instructors Jim Overman, (818) 906-1029, or Joe Kubasak at (818) 515-4271. Oct. 22-24: The Qualifier 105 will host a women’s-only trip for breast cancer patients, breast cancer survivors or other women who want to help the cause and find a cure. This is a very special and meaningful two-day trip. If you would like to help sponsor this special trip on the Qualifier 105 to support women and families with breast cancer, please contact Vicki at qgirls@qualifier105.com or (619) 223-2786. All lady anglers wanting to support the cause are invited to join the trip and fun. Call right away to get on the sponsors’ list or trip. Oct. 23: The San Diego Rod & Reel Club Bay Halibut Tournament held out of Shelter Island. For more information, visit sandiegorodandreel.com. Oct. 23: Rifle deer season opens in zone D16. Oct. 24: Rifle deer season closes in zones B1-B3, B5, D9, D10, C2-4. Oct. 31: Rifle deer season closes in zones D7, D17, D19. NOVEMBER Western Outdoor News Nov. 13: Pheasant season opens, shotgun and archery. Nov. 13: Fall wild turkey season opens. Nov. 13: Dove season opens, second half. Nov. 13: Angeles Shooting Ranges will be hosting a hunter education class. For more information, contact instructors Jim Overman, (818) 906-1029, or Joe Kubasak at (818) 515-4271. Nov. 20: The San Diego Rod & Reel Club Perpetual Bay Bass Tournament held out of Shelter Island. For more information, visit sandiegorodandreel.com. Nov. 21: Rifle deer season closes in zone D16. Nov. 28: Fall wild turkey season closes. DECEMBER Western Outdoor News Dec. 11: Angeles Shooting Ranges will be hosting a hunter education class. For more information, contact instructors Jim Overman, (818) 906-1029, or Joe Kubasak at (818) 515-4271. Dec. 18: Band-tailed pigeon season opens, southern zone. Dec. 18: American crow season opens. Dec. 19: Pheasant season closes for firearms hunters. Dec. 26: Band-tailed pigeon season closes, southern zone. JANUARY Western Outdoor News Jan. 2: Close Scaup season in Northeastern California Zone. Jan. 16: Close goose season in Northeastern California Zone. Jan. 23: Archery pheasant season closes. Jan. 30: Quail, chukar seasons close. Jan. 30: Close duck and goose seasons in most all zones. Jan. 30: Common snipe season closes. FEBRUARY Western Outdoor News Feb. 12: Open special white goose season in Imperial County. Feb. 27: Close special white goose season in Imperial County. FEBRUARY Western Outdoor News March 27: Spring wild turkey season opens. |
|||
Digg This Article
