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Topic: Hunting From a Float Tube Between California and Arizona  (Read 531 times)

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February 9, 2018

Question: Is it legal to hunt from a float tube for ducks and geese in Blythe? (Anonymous)

Answer: Yes, during the season, you can hunt from a float tube for ducks and geese in Blythe, but you must mind where the state boundary is within the river so that you do not float into Arizona with unlawfully taken birds. There are some places where you may be on what appears to be the California side of the river while you are actually standing in Arizona. The belt-and-suspenders approach is to buy both a California resident hunting license and an Arizona non-resident hunting license, with each respective state duck stamp, and the federal migratory bird stamp.