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2026 South Australian Duck Season Summary
Field & Game Australia - 2026 South Australian Duck Season Summary
The 2026 South Australian Duck Season will run from sunrise, Saturday 21st March 2026, to sunset on Sunday, 28th June 2026.
Duck & Stubble Quail Season – 2026 Key Details
Duck Season:
Season Dates:
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Opening: Sunrise on Saturday, 21st March 2026
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Closing: Sunset on Sunday, 28th June 2026
Non-permitted duck species:
- Pink-eared Duck
- Hardhead
- Blue Winged Shoveler
Daily Bag Limit: 8
Stubble Quail Season:
Season Dates:
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Opening: Sunrise on Saturday, 25th April 2026
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Closing: Sunset on Sunday, 2nd August 2026
Bag limit: 15
For more information on the season requirements please go to - https://www.environment.sa.gov.au/topics/animals-and-plants/sustainable-use-of-animals-and-plants/hunting/native-bird-hunting/duck-hunting
Growing Our Hunting Community
The future of duck hunting in South Australia depends on continued strong participation. In 2026, we must continue to grow hunter numbers—that means recruiting a friend, taking a family member, and getting out in the field. By introducing new hunters to the tradition, we secure a vibrant and sustainable future for our community and passion.
Why Join Field & Game Australia?
With the challenges facing hunters today, it’s more important than ever to stand with an organization that works for you—every single day.
FGA is led by experienced professionals who engage directly with government, regulators, and key stakeholders to ensure hunting remains a valued and protected part of Australia’s heritage.
We are in the rooms where decisions are made, presenting strong, evidence-based advocacy that delivers real results for hunters.
If you care about the future of duck hunting, join Australia’s largest and most effective hunting advocacy group—
Join Field & Game Australia today!