Where crops have been manipulated or harvested, look for the presence of grain that may not be related to the manipulation or harvest. Look closely for seed and grain on prepared agricultural fields. Know what planting, harvesting, and other agricultural practices are recommended for the areas that you hunt. Abandon the hunt if you find grain or feed in an area and are uncertain about why it is there. Remember that the rules for hunting doves and waterfowl are not the same.
Additional restrictions apply to waterfowl hunting.
If you prepare lands for hunting, participate in such preparations, or direct such preparations, it is important for you to know and understand what practices constitute baiting. You should know prior to hunting what activities constitute baiting and when lands or areas would be considered baited. If you bait or direct that an area be baited and allow hunting to proceed, you risk Federal charges. You cannot hunt migratory game birds with a shotgun that can hold more than three shells, unless you plug it with a one-piece filler that cannot be removed without disassembling the gun. Motorized vehicles .