Other Resident Game Birds

Crow, Blackbird, Cowbird, Grackle, and Pheasant

There are other resident game birds that can be harvested in Louisiana, including crows, blackbirds, cowbirds, grackles, and pheasants. Louisiana allows the take of crows, blackbirds, cowbirds, and grackles from September 1 through January 1 with no daily limit. However, these species may also be taken year-round during legal shooting hours under some circumstances. Take of pheasant is permitted during quail season.

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Other Resident Game Birds

Crow, Blackbird, Cowbird, Grackle, and Pheasant

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