Hawaii Bird Hunting, Pheasant Hunting

Hawaii Bird Hunting

Seasons Span November –
January 2019

Hawaii Bird Hunting

Resident License Fees:
$20

Non-Resident License Fees:
$105

Special Permits:
Game Bird Stamp $10

Visit State DNR Website

*prior to hunting, always verify all local rules and regulations with the appropriate state agencies because these laws are continually changing and are often area specific

State Drought Monitor – Upland hunting conditions are often highly dependent upon moisture for both habitat production and bird survival.

Hawaii Ring-Necked Pheasant Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

Hawaii Green Pheasant Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

Hawaii Nepal Kalij Pheasant Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

Hawaii Japanese Quail Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

Hawaii Chestnut Bellied Sandgrouse Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

Hawaii California Quail Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

Hawaii Gambel’s Quail Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

Hawaii Chukar Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

Hawaii Gray Francolin Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

Hawaii Black Francolin Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

Hawaii Erckel’s Francolin Season

Check with local authorities for regulations and season which vary depending upon island.

The sun is dipping into the horizon and the thermometer reads 19° when the dogs and I return to the truck after hunting the final day of upland season in Kansas. A quick check of the fitness band reveals I’ve hiked over 12 miles in eight inches of new snowfall. The dogs never stopped hunting … Read more

Whitetailed Demons

Something is wrong with me. Any other sane bird hunter would have packed up and moved to the interior where the bird numbers and density are greater. But I’m entrenched in the Kenai and I can’t get away from it. I’ve shot a Whitetailed Ptarmigan already. I’ve seen where they live. I know their confounding … Read more