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Fish and Game rangers will be out in force this weekend to ensure duck hunters do not jump the gun and break the ban on hunting.
The first Saturday in May is traditionally the opening of the game bird season, but the Government decided last week to delay it tosupport efforts against Covid-19.
Fish and Game chief executive Martin Taylor said the season would now open on the second Saturday following the introduction of alert level 2 - unless that date fell on Queen's Birthday Weekend.
This was to avoid a clash with Moving Day on June 1, when large numbers of farmers shift to new farms.
If level 2 came into effect between May 16 and 29, Opening Day would be June 6.
Meanwhile, Fish and Game rangers will be active throughout the country this weekend to ensure hunters are complying.
Under level 3 hunters are able to hunt locally on private land but overnight trips and motorised vehicles are not allowed and hunters have to stick to their bubble.
