HRS §183D-32
When you can hunt game birds and how many you can keep
This section sets the hunting season rules for game birds. You can only take, kill, chase, or keep game birds during the open season set by the department, unless another law allows it. You can keep more than the usual bag limit if they are refrigerated, but not more than five days' worth of the daily limit.
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The statute, as written — Open and closed seasons and bag limits on game birds
(a) No person shall intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly take, kill, pursue, or have in possession any bird declared as a game bird by law or by rule of the department at any time, except during an open season duly established and designated by the department for taking, killing, or possessing the same, or except as provided in sections 183D-21, 183D-33, 183D-34, 183D-35, 183D-36, 183D-37, 183D-38, 183D-39, 183D-40, 183D-41, or 183D-42. (b) Nothing in this section shall be construed as making it unlawful for any person to possess under refrigeration, a number of game birds, legally killed, greater than that fixed as a bag limit by any rule of the department, but not in excess of the daily bag limit for five days.
Sections this one refers to
§183D-21 Hunting license needed before hunting game
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