Tundra Swan

ND Tundra Swan Hunting Guide

NDWaterfowl
Cygnus columbianus Wing spread 85 inches Body length 52 inches Weight 16 poundsNorth DakotaWaterfowl

Also known as: Whistling swan, Tundra swan

Tundra Swan Fact Sheet Adults of both sexes are all white, and the bill is black with a yellow spot in front of the eye. Immature birds are light grayish brown.

Habitat & Range

Elevated hummocks along shorelines and tidal meadows of the Alaskan and Canadian arctic. Clutch size 4 eggs Incubation period 31 days

Status, Trends & Threats

The tundra swan is common during spring and fall migrations, but does not nest in North Dakota.

Hunting Season

Oct 4 – Jan 4

Bag Limit: 1 swan per person (lottery permit required, 2,200 permits available)
Size Limit: No specific size limit

Frequently Asked Questions

Regulations for hunting Tundra Swan in North Dakota

Tundra swan hunting in North Dakota is by lottery only. Season: Oct 4 – Jan 4. Total of 2,200 lottery licenses issued. One swan per successful applicant. Tagging required immediately upon retrieval. Non-toxic shot required. Federal Duck Stamp required.

When is Tundra Swan hunting season in North Dakota?

Oct 4 – Jan 4

What is the bag limit for Tundra Swan in North Dakota?

1 swan per person (lottery permit required, 2,200 permits available)

What's another name for Tundra Swan?

Tundra Swan is also known as Whistling swan, Tundra swan in North Dakota.

References

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North Dakota Hunting Regulations Season Dates Oct 4 – Jan 4 Link
North Dakota Hunting Regulations Regulations Tundra swan hunting in North Dakota is by lottery only. Season: Oct 4 – Jan 4. Total of 2,200 lottery licenses issued. O Link