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Rhode Island Dove Season 2026

Rhode Island dove season dates start with Oct 17-Dec 15, 2026. The table below keeps every listed dove row together with zones and notes where available.

Quick answer

Rhode Island's listed 2026 dove season runs Oct 17-Dec 15, 2026.

The tables below keep the rest of the listed seasons together by species, with source links back to Rhode Island DEM.

Last verified: · Source: Rhode Island DEM

Dove

Mourning Dove / Eurasian Collared-Dove

Second Segment

Upcoming
12d

Shooting hours: 1/2 hour before sunrise until sunset. Possession limit = 3x daily bag limit.

Zone: Statewide

Mourning Dove / Eurasian Collared-Dove

First Segment

Closed
—

Shooting hours: 1/2 hour before sunrise until sunset. Possession limit = 3x daily bag limit.

Zone: Statewide

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Rhode Island Dove Season FAQ

When does dove season open in Rhode Island?

September 1, 2026 is the earliest listed dove opener in Rhode Island — first segment mourning dove / eurasian collared-dove runs Sep 1-30, 2026. Confirm zone and permit details with Rhode Island DEM.

What are the 2026 dove season dates in Rhode Island?

Rhode Island lists 2 dove season windows: First Segment Mourning Dove / Eurasian Collared-Dove (Sep 1-30, 2026); Second Segment Mourning Dove / Eurasian Collared-Dove (Oct 17-Dec 15, 2026). Always verify against Rhode Island DEM before hunting.

Are there different dove seasons in Rhode Island?

Yes — Rhode Island lists separate dove seasons for First Segment Mourning Dove / Eurasian Collared-Dove, Second Segment Mourning Dove / Eurasian Collared-Dove. Each can carry its own dates, zones, and weapon rules; see the table above and Rhode Island DEM.

Do I need a license to hunt dove in Rhode Island?

Yes. Rhode Island generally requires the appropriate hunting license, and dove hunting may also require tags, permits, stamps, or zone authorizations. Confirm requirements with Rhode Island DEM.