Game species are any animals hunted for food or sport and are not normally domesticated.
Trinidad and Tobago Game Species:
Reptiles
- Alligator or Cayman
- Lizards
Mammals
- Agouti
- Armadillo (Tattoo)
- Deer (in Trinidad only)
- Lappe
- Quenk (Peccary or Wild Hog)
Birds
- Amazona Amazonica Amazonica, Lim or Common Amazon Parrot
- Charadriidae—All birds belonging to the Family Charadriidae or Plovers (including Petit Collier, Gros Collier, Pluviers)
- Corbeau, Common Town (Coragyps)
- Cormorants (Phalacrocorax olivaceus olivaceus and Phalacrocorax auritus)
- Cranes (Ardea heredias and Ardea cocoi)
- Ducks, Ouikiki (Dendrocygna autumnalis)
- Ducks, Wild (except Bahama Pintails) (Poecilonetta bahamensis, Anas Bahamensis, Dafila acuta, Dafila bahamensis), Mus-covy (Cairina moschata)
- Heron, Blackcrowned Night or Crabier Batali (Nycticorax nycticorax)
- Heron, Boatbilled or Crabier Bec Plat (Cochlearius)
- Heron, Yellowcrowned Night or Crabier a Croissant (Nyctanassa violacea)
- Rallidae—All birds belonging to the Family Rallidae (Coots, Rails, Waterfowl and their allies)
- Ramier or pigeon (all kinds)
- Scolopacidae—All birds belonging to the Family Scolopacidae or Snipes and Sandpipers (Snipes, Curlews, Sandpipers, White-wings, Yellow-legs, Godwits, Sanderlings).
Cage birds
These birds may be captured or kept captive by cage:
- Chicki-Chong or Bullfinch (Oryzoborous angloensis)
- Cravat (Tanagra trinitatis)
- Finch, Yellow-bellied
- Parakeet (Ferpus passerinus)
- Picoplat (Spermophila intermedia)
- Semp (Tanagra violacea)
- Ring Neck
- Chat or Nun (Spermophila bouvronides)