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ACT XIV OF 2014 ACT XIV OF 2014 BALOCHISTAN WILDLIFE (PROTECTION, PRESERVATION, CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT) ACT, 2014 An Act to provide protection, preservation, conservation, sustainable and management to the Wildlife, and establishment and management of protection areas in the Province of Balochistan. [Gazette of Balochistan, Extraordinary, 28th March, 2014] SCHEDULE I {See Section 2 (m) (pp) (aaaa) (dddd) (mmmm), 16 (P) and 68} GAME ANIMALS (This may be hunted only under a valid hunting license or permit) PART-A WATERFOWL AND WADERS (Required a small game hunting license for hunting) Sr. No. Name of wild animal Number allowed Times and session when hunting permitted Technical English Local I. ANATIDAE - DUCKS 1. Dendrocycna javanica. Lesser whistling Teal/ Duck. Silahli. Hunting of permitted species only; Bag not to exceed ten ducks per license on any permitted hunting day and thirty in a hunting season. First November to twenty eighth February excluding the time before sunrise and after sunset. 2. Dendrocycna bicolor. Large whistling Teal/ Duck. Bara Silahli, Chuka. 3. Tadorna ferruginea. Ruddy shelduck or Brahminy Duck. Surkhab, Chakwa, Lal Surkhab. 4. Tadorna tadorna. Common shelduck. Safro Chakwa, Safed Surkhab. 5. Anas acuta. Pintail Sanh, Sikhpar, Digosh. 6. Anas crecca. Common Teal. Keraputari, Suchuruka, Huraro. 7. Anas platyrhyn-chos. Mallard. Chaka, Nilsar, Nilrugi. 8. Anas falcata. Falcated Teal. Chotiya, Wano hurwa. 9. Anas Penelope. Eurasian Wigeon. Peasan, Partarui, Lalsar. 10. Anas querquedula. Garganey. Chai Putari. 11 Anas strepera. Gadwall. 12. Anas clypeata. Shoveller. Tidari, Punana, Tarakwala, Ghira. 13. Netta rufina. Red-crested Pochard. Lalsar. 14. Aythya ferina. Common Pochard. Burarna, Thurhandao 15. Aythya nyroca. White-eyed Pochard. Karachiya. Burar Mada, Lalbigri Budha. 16. Aythya baeri. Baer's Pochard. 17. Aythya fuligula. Tufted Duck. Dubara, Abtak Bohwara. 18. Aythya marila. Greater Scaup. 19. Clangula hyemalis. Long tailed Duck. 20. Bucephala clangula. Golden eye Duck. Kumbaro. 21. Mergellus albellus. Smew. Dayali, Jhalli. 22. Mergus merganser. Common Merganer. 23. Mergus serrator. Red-breasted Merganser. II. RALLIDAE - COOTS AND MOORHENS 1. Fulicula atra. Coot. Khushkal Dasari, Kanramdab. Up to fifteen coots of all species combined may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting Day. First November to twenty eighth February excluding the time before sunrise and after sunset. 2. Amaurornis phoenicurus. White-breasted Moorhen. Dawak, Pampaira, Kuraki. 3. Gallinula chloropus. Moorhen. Jal Murghi Dakabpairs. 4. Prophyrio porphyrio. Purple Moorhen. Kaim, Kulang, Cajro. III. CHARADRIIDAE - PLOVERS, SANDPIPERS, SNIPE AND CERTAIN OTHER WADERS 1. Vanellus leucurus. White Tailed Lapwing. Up to twenty birds combined of the species listed here may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day. First November to twenty-eighth February. 2. Vanellus vanellus spp. Lapwing. Rodhur, Shaz Tittj. 3. Vanellus indicus. Red-wattled Lapwing. Tita, Titori, Tatechar. 4. Vanellus malabaricus. Yellow-wattled Lapwing. Zirdi, Jithiri. 5. Pluvialis dominica. Eastern Golden Plover. Sona Batan. 6. Gallinago gallinago. Fantail Snipe/ Common Snipe. Pakhi, Jalari. 7. Gallinago stenura. Pintail Snipe/ Common Snipe. Pakhi, Jalakri, Kadakhocha. 8. Lymno-cryptes minimia. Jack Snip. Choto Chaha, Asraf Pak. 9. Rostratula benghalensis. Painted Snipe. Rajchaha, Baggargi. IV. BURHINIDAE - STONE CURLEWS OR STONE PLOVERS. Technical English Local 1. Burhinus grallarius. Stone Curlew. Lambi Karakwanak, Basirl. Up to five curlews may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day First November to twenty-eighth February PART - B ANIMALS OTHER THAN WATERFOWL AND WADERS (Required a Small Game Hunting License for hunting) Sr. No. Name of wild animal Number allowed Times and session when hunting permitted Technical English Local I. PHASIANIDAE - CHUKOR PARTRIDGES, SEESEE QUAILS. 1. Ammoperdix griseogularis. See see Partridge. Kuckie, Chauklau, Siai. Up to five (5) may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day. First November to twenty-eight February. 2. Alectoris gracea. Chukor partridge. Chukor, Chakur, Chukra, Khonk Charu, Zerk. Up to five may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day but not more than five hunts in the entire hunting season in any year. First November to twenty-eight February. 3. Francolinus francolinus asiae. Black Partridge/ Black Francolin. Kala Titar, Tetra, Karo Titra, Kais Titar. Up to three may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day but not more than three hunts in the entire hunting season in any year First November to twenty-eight February. 4. Perdix perdix. Grey partridge. Bhoora Titar Up to three may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day but not more than three hunts in the entire hunting season in any year First November to twenty-eight February. 5. Coturnix coromandeli-ca. Rain Quail. Buster. Up to fifteen may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day but not more than five hunts in the entire hunting season in any year. First November to twenty-eight February. II. PTERICLDIDAE - SANDGROUSE 1. Pterocles exustus. Chestnut-beiled Sandgrouse. Bhat titar, Gero Bakht, Bakh. Up to five of all species of sand grouse combined may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day but not more than three hunts in the entire hunting season in any year First November to twenty-eight February. 2. Pterocles senegallus. Spotted Sand grouse. 3. Pterocles orientalis. Imperial Sand Grouse. Bhat Titar, Gero Bakht, Bakh. 4. Pterocles coronatus. Coronetted Sand Grouse. Bhatta, Bal. 5. Pterocles indicus. Close-barred or Painted Sand Grouse/ Indian Sandgrouse. Harisia, Sina Dukru. III. COLUMBIDAE - PIGEONS AND DOVE S 1. All pigeon species infamily Columbidae other than the members of genus Ducula (e.g.Imperial Pigeon and Green pigeons) Rock pigeon and other species of pigeon Kabootar Up to five of all permitted species of pigeons may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day but not more than three hunts in the entire hunting season in any year First November to twenty-eight February. 2. All dove species in family Columbidae All species of doves commonly found in the Province Fakhta Up to five of all permitted species of doves may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day but not more than three hunts in the entire hunting season in any year First November to twenty-eight February. IV. LEPORIDAE - LEPUS: HARES 1. Lepus capensis Cape Hare Khargosh Up to five of all species of hares combined may be hunted per license on any permitted hunting day First November to twenty-eight February. 2. Lepus nigricollis Indian Hare Khargosh 3. Lepus arabicus Arabian Hare Khargosh PART - C WILD ANIMALS FOR LIMITED HUNTING (Required a Trophy Hunting Permit or a Big Game Hunting Permit for hunting) Sr. No. Name of wild animal Regulation of and restrictions on hunting Times and session when hunting permitted Technical English Local 1. Capra falconeri Jerdoni. Straight- horned Markhor, Suleiman Markhor. Rawaachi Buzkhui. (a) Hunting would be limited to the annual hunting quota to be fixed by the NCCW; and (b) Hunting is not permitted in a strict nature reserve, wildlife sanctuary, national park, natural heritage site and core zone of a biosphere reserve. First December to thirty-first January. 2. Capra falconeri chialtanensis Chiltan Goat. Chiltan Markhor 3. Capra falconeri megaceros. Kabul Markhor. 4. Capra hircus/ Capra aegagrus. Wild goat/ Ibex Ter, Sarah, Pashin, Pachin 5. Ovis orientalis Urial, Shapu Hurial, Shah Kohi, Koch, Gad, Garand PART - D HOUBARA BUSTARD (Required a Houbara Hunting Permit for hunting) Sr. No. Name of wild animal Regulation of and restrictions on hunting Times and session when hunting permitted Technical English Local 1. Chlamydotis undulata. Houbara bustard. Talore. (a) Limited hunting may be allowed in exceptional cases subject to-- Houbara Hunting Permit up to one (1) hundred birds from 15 November to 15 February. (i) hunting in the allotted area only; (ii) hunting only when dignitary himself is hunting; (iii) bag limit; and (iv) strict moni-toring by the senior staff of the Department; (b) no hunting in a strict nature reserve, wildlife sanctuary, national park, natural heritage site and core zone of a biosphere reserve. (c) no allotment of or hunting in the breeding areas of houbara in the Province. (d) no import or re-export of falcons for hunting without CITES import/re-export permit; (e) no export of houbara, weather dead or alive without CITES export permit; and (f) Houbara hunting fee at the rate of rupees ten (10) million per dignitary.