Game Birds

The Tui is an endemic bird to New Zealand, It mainly feeds on nectar from native plants. It is a honey-eater. It also feeds on native insects and fruit, particularly when nestlings are fed.

A pair of game birds.

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A shotgun is really the only one to use so a shotgun 12 20 gauge maybe 410. if you hit it in the right spot

Absolutely.

Shotguns are best for hunting quail. I would suggest a winchester model shotgun because of their high quality. The winchester x3 series seem to be pretty good. If you are looking for other type of rifles, .22 caliber are best in my opinion. I own an old .22 winchester and it shoots great. I've also seen airgun quail hunting. If you are interested in airguns, I suggest a pcp (precharged pneumatic) rifle because of its great accuracy and power. The airarms s410 is a great long and short distance .22 pcp airgun.

In most areas, none. You will need to check the game regulations for YOUR area.

A quail is a ground bird who seldom flies. It prefers to run in ground cover and nests in that same ground cover. It is a smallish bird, generally weighing less than two pounds.
1. a small, migratory, gallinaceous game bird, Coturnix coturnix, of the Old World. 2. any of several other birds of the genus Coturnix and allied genera. 3. any of various New World gallinaceous game birds of the genus Colinus and allied genera, esp. the bobwhite.

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shearwaters

First pigeons like you find in the cities are not native species, they are rock doves that were brought here by early Europeans to be cage raised for food. As expected, many escaped and lived free and mostly eat from the crumbs of man. As nonnative specie's, many states do not protect pigeons; similarly to wild boar.

If you mean wild doves, such as mourning doves these are hunted under federal law as a migrating game bird. Seasons vary from year to year and are set by the fed in mid-summer; but usually the season is around September.

In the USA we live under a dual legal system; so states are free to limit the season on any game animal to less than the season set by the feds. Some states, like New York, consider the mourning dove a song bird and therefor have a closed, no hunting, season on them.

Check with your local state game agency to be sure. All post offices have the Federal regulations and seasons and will gladly give you a copy.

Well female quails live only 18 months- 2 years. Males however live until they are five, which i think is a very long time for a small bird. i am guessing that phesants live longer as they are bigger, but my grandma had one and he only lived a couple of months so i dont really know. depends on the environment and survival.

usually very loud, throaty call, quite low-pitched. Very distinctive and recognisable (once you know it!)

It was chosen because of it's strength and it's adaptability.

Yes it is, but even better is Cabbage!

They feed mainly on seeds and roots.