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Missouri Duck Seasons
These dates represent the “general” season dates. Check the individual hunting unit regulations for the most accurate season dates and regulations.
Hunting Days
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Shotgun · Youth hunters; 15 or younger
North Zone dates. Adults may not hunt ducks during Youth Waterfowl Hunting Days, but they may participate in other open seasons. Shooting hours: one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.
Season North Zone
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Shotgun
Shooting hours: one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.
Season Middle Zone First Segment
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Shotgun
Shooting hours: one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.
Season South Zone First Segment
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Shotgun
Shooting hours: one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.
Season South Zone Second Segment
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Shotgun
Shooting hours: one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.
Season Middle Zone Second Segment
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Shotgun
Shooting hours: one-half hour before sunrise to sunset.
Missouri Duck Licenses
Other Licenses
| License | Availability | Eligibility | Price |
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| Duck Stamp (e-Stamp) | — | — | $32.00 |
Electronic duck stamp (e-Stamp) issued at purchase; a physical (paper) duck stamp is mailed sometime after March of the following year. The e-Stamp may be used immediately and is valid for the entire season. The $32 cost includes a $7 handling fee. If the physical stamp is not received by June of the following year, contact Amplex customer service at 800-852-4897. All permit vendors offer e-Stamps; duck stamps are not sold at waterfowl hunting areas. | |||
| Traditional (paper) Duck Stamp | — | — | $25.00 |
Purchasable at some U.S. Post Offices; contact the office beforehand to confirm availability. Before hunting, you must validate a traditional duck stamp by signing your name across the face of the stamp. Most permit vendors do not sell traditional (paper) duck stamps; duck stamps are not sold at waterfowl hunting areas. | |||
