Possession Limits for Ducks

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Originally Posted by rick_iles

Huh....???? You really need to read the OP again.... There was no mention of 3 people OR 72 ducks in the question first posed !!!

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Read it your self. The first scenario was gifting ducks to the wife who doesn't have a license to double the allowable possession.

Hey FFF read post #9...i'm sure it asks about 2 licenced hunters....which would be 36 ducks.....and perfectly legal....the 4 hunters was just an example how there could be more than one possession limit in ONE freezer in one household... LEGALLY....

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Originally Posted by WHTLHNTR

Hey FFF read post #9...i'm sure it asks about 2 licenced hunters....which would be 36 ducks.....and perfectly legal....the 4 hunters was just an example how there could be more than one possession limit in ONE freezer in one household... LEGALLY....

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No one ever said that was a problem. I have an issue with post #1

Which was explained and clarified further along in this post did ya read it!!

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Originally Posted by WHTLHNTR

Which was explained and clarified further along in this post did ya read it!!

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go back and reread your self as I've written I choose to abide by a more literal interpretation. If others chose an interpretation a little more self serving so be it. As stated my response to some one attempting to increase his possession limit by creative gifting would be a report to the MNR and let them figure it out.

As per any thread about regs on this board, time to get the popcorn and beer and spectate. :shades:

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Originally Posted by GRAARG

As per any thread about regs on this board, time to get the popcorn and beer and spectate. :shades:

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That's the thing with forums its more of a round table for discussion. Wouldn't take any of this as gospel for a definitive answer that would come from the proper authority in writing. In the past have sent emails with questions and although may take some time have gotten response that I go by. Regs are written however one interprets them mostly to suit themselves. They are often formatted to give some flexibility while still with enough teeth to handle abuse.

Is this any different than fish. I can give my wife a limit of fish that I have legally caught and go out and catch another limit (another day) and keep them can't I.

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Originally Posted by redd foxx

Is this any different than fish. I can give my wife a limit of fish that I have legally caught and go out and catch another limit (another day) and keep them can't I.

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Way off topic, but here we go,,,Pass the popcorn !!!!! You can only have the prescribed number of fish in your possession....per licence....so, strictly answering your question....No, if she is unlicensed and lives with you! Unless of course, she ate them all prior to you putting more in your freezer !!

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Originally Posted by mojo stick

Wow some things never change on this forum ,
as for gifting birds , you can gift as many birds as you would like within your legal daily limit , that being said you can't go out shoot 6 mallards gift them and head back out for another 6 ,
this is prime reason I hunt honkers , no possession limit , fill the freezer and at the end of the season make pepperretes .
And I gift a lot of my wild game each season for less fortinate families in my area , I have gifted and helped clean 60 geese at a time for families because they are struggling and can't afford to it meat , are you going to hold that against me ?

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No mojo - but what you are doing is good and fine, but what the OP is asking about is a completely different thing. He's trying to stash a double limit of ducks in his freezer by claiming he's gifted on limit to his wife. I don't think any CO would buy that reasoning.