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This document announces the application for approval of steel shot with fluoropolymeric coatings as nontoxic for waterfowl hunting, initiated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

How to fill out migratory bird hunting application

How to fill out Migratory Bird Hunting; Application for Approval of Fluoropolymeric Shot Coatings as Nontoxic for Waterfowl Hunting

1. Obtain the Migratory Bird Hunting Application form from the appropriate wildlife authority or website.
2. Fill out the applicant's information, including name, address, and contact details.
3. Provide details about the fluoropolymeric shot coatings, including the brand name, composition, and any relevant testing data.
4. Include information on the intended use of the shot coatings for waterfowl hunting.
5. Attach supporting documentation such as safety data sheets, laboratory test results, and environmental impact assessments.
6. Review the application for completeness and accuracy before submission.
7. Submit the application to the designated wildlife authority by the specified deadline.

Who needs Migratory Bird Hunting; Application for Approval of Fluoropolymeric Shot Coatings as Nontoxic for Waterfowl Hunting?

1. Manufacturers of shot coatings looking to sell their products for waterfowl hunting.
2. Hunters interested in using non-toxic ammunition for migratory bird hunting.
3. Wildlife management agencies that regulate hunting practices and promote conservation efforts.

People Also Ask about

What shot is required to hunt waterfowl in the US?

Non-Toxic Shot. Non-toxic shot is required throughout the U.S. for waterfowl hunting. Studies showed that many waterfowl died each year because of lead poisoning. Lead pellets from traditional shotshells were picked up and digested by waterfowl.

Do you have to use a non-toxic shot for doves?

Nontoxic shot is required for hunting waterfowl, coots, snipe, and rail on all IDNR sites. It is required to hunt doves at some, but not all, IDNR sites.

Why is there no lead shot for waterfowl?

Bush banned the use of lead shot for use on waterfowl in 1991 after it was proved that lead was sickening migratory wetland bird populations. A quarter of a century later, more than a million hunters don waders and deploy decoys to lure in ducks, geese, and other waterfowl each year.

Is a steel shot required for dove hunting?

If shooting on public land, it's likely you will have to shoot steel/lead-free shot (for both environmental reasons and bc they're considered a ``migratory bird''). If on private land, technically anything goes. Doves are small enough that really target loads will do fine.

What type of shot is illegal for hunting waterfowl?

In the United States, regulations to restrict the use of lead in ammunition have evolved at both the federal and state levels since lead shot was banned for hunting waterfowl nationwide by federal regulation in 1991.

What shot do you need for dove hunting?

A look into choosing chokes and shot size as the dove hunting season changes SeasonChokes*Shot Size Early Season Improved Cylinder or Modified No. 7 1/2 Late Season Modified or Improved Modified No. 6 to 7 1/2 Sep 9, 2019

Do you have to use steel shot for waterfowl?

The Solution to Lead Poisoning in Waterfowl Shot sizes larger than T (0.20" diameter) are prohibited. Nontoxic shot also is required for muzzleloading shotguns. Current federally approved nontoxic shot types include: steel, bismuth-tin, tungsten-iron, tungsten polymer, tungsten matrix and tin.

Is non-toxic shot required for dove hunting?

California: Full ban Non-toxic ammunition is required for taking any wildlife with a firearm anywhere in California.

Is 26 or 28 better for duck hunting?

People recommend 28-30 for fixed-breech, 26-28 for pumps and autos. Because of design differences, those guns are all about the same length. A 26'' pump is fine for duck hunting.

What kind of shot is required throughout the US for waterfowl hunting?

In conclusion,the use of non-toxic shot types is required for waterfowl hunting in the United States to protect the environment and ensure the safety of the birds. The USFWS has established a list of approved non-toxic shot types,including steel shot,bismuth shot,and tungsten shot.

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What is Migratory Bird Hunting; Application for Approval of Fluoropolymeric Shot Coatings as Nontoxic for Waterfowl Hunting?

It is a regulatory process that allows manufacturers to seek approval for fluoropolymeric coatings on shotgun pellets or other shot used in waterfowl hunting, ensuring that these coatings are considered nontoxic for the environment and wildlife.

Who is required to file Migratory Bird Hunting; Application for Approval of Fluoropolymeric Shot Coatings as Nontoxic for Waterfowl Hunting?

Manufacturers or entities that produce or intend to sell shot or shotgun pellets coated with fluoropolymeric materials for waterfowl hunting are required to file this application.

How to fill out Migratory Bird Hunting; Application for Approval of Fluoropolymeric Shot Coatings as Nontoxic for Waterfowl Hunting?

Applicants must complete the official form provided by the regulatory authority, include detailed descriptions of the fluoropolymeric materials and their intended use, and submit any necessary documentation that supports their claims of nontoxicity.

What is the purpose of Migratory Bird Hunting; Application for Approval of Fluoropolymeric Shot Coatings as Nontoxic for Waterfowl Hunting?

The purpose is to ensure that the shot used in waterfowl hunting does not pose a risk to migratory birds and other wildlife, thus promoting sustainable hunting practices.

What information must be reported on Migratory Bird Hunting; Application for Approval of Fluoropolymeric Shot Coatings as Nontoxic for Waterfowl Hunting?

The application must include technical data on the composition of the coating, evidence of its nontoxicity, environmental assessments, and any relevant safety data related to the use of the coated shot in migratory bird hunting.