Also known as: Band-tailed pigeon, Western band-tailed pigeon
The band-tailed pigeon is a pigeon native to the Americas, and one of the largest pigeons in this region. It is largely gray, but with a thin white collar on the nape and a purple-gray breast.
Hunting Season
North Zone: Sep 19 - Sep 27. South Zone: Dec 19 - Dec 27.
Frequently Asked Questions
Regulations for hunting Band-tailed Pigeon in California
Band-tailed pigeon is California's only native pigeon and is managed with very short seasons (9 days per zone). HIP validation is required. Nonlead ammunition is required. The North Zone covers the northern portion of the state, while the South Zone covers the southern coastal regions. Band-tailed pigeons are forest-dwelling birds that feed on acorns, berries, and fruits.
When is Band-tailed Pigeon hunting season in California?
North Zone: Sep 19 - Sep 27. South Zone: Dec 19 - Dec 27.
What is the bag limit for Band-tailed Pigeon in California?
2 per day.
What is another name for Band-tailed Pigeon?
Band-tailed Pigeon is also known as Band-tailed pigeon, Western band-tailed pigeon in California.
References
| State | Category | Directory | Subcategory | Content | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | Hunting | Regulations | Season Dates | North Zone: Sep 19 - Sep 27. South Zone: Dec 19 - Dec 27. | Link |
| California | Hunting | Regulations | Regulations | Band-tailed pigeon is California's only native pigeon and is managed with very short seasons (9 days per zone). HIP vali | Link |
