As long as you have a bird license you may hunt any game birds in season with archery equipment. There is no restriction on draw weight of bows or types of arrows. Basically if you have a bow, arrows and a bird license you can go bird hunting.

Both. The number of pheasants, ducks or for that matter fish is the number you can legally have in your possession period. Possession is defined as the number of game birds, fish etc. in transit or storage. Be sure to check the regulations for the daily bag limits and possession limits in the various hunt areas.

Good question. Your entire limit of six ducks in the Central Flyway and seven in the Pacific Flyway could be these species or a combination thereof. If the species is not listed in the regs, then you can take any number up to the limit.

Daily licenses do not require a conservation stamps. However, the pheasant management permit or stamp is required for all bird license holders, including youth and pioneers, who hunt pheasants on G&F habitat areas and most walk-in areas. The Upland Game Bird Regulations explains exactly where the stamp is required.