Québec permet l’abattage sans quota de certaines espèces d’oiseaux qui sont en fort déclin.
In Quebec, it is legal to hunt American crows without limits, despite criticism of hunting tournaments and concerns about avian flu. The Ministry of the Environment states the crow population is abundant and can withstand hunting pressure. Other bird species, including the red-winged blackbird, European starling, house sparrow, common grackle, and brown-headed cowbird, can also be hunted without limits in Quebec, despite some experiencing significant population declines.
