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Government of Saskatchewan is not responsible for any damage or issues that may possibly result from using translated website content. Quota-Limited Antlerless Mule Deer: The ministry has reviewed the allocation structure of antlerless mule deer licences across Saskatchewan, and a new quota-limited antlerless mule deer licence is now available in select wildlife management zones WMZs where draw applications in the past two years have been lower than the available quota WMZs 3, 7E, 7W, 8, 11, 12, 14W.
This new licence is available on a first-come, first-served basis through your HAL account. See page 24 of the guide for details. Quota-Limited Antlerless White-tailed Deer Second Licence : Additional second antlerless white-tailed deer licences will be offered for combined WMZs in select regions of the province for See page 28 of the guide for details.
The ministry will continue to periodically audit our licence programming to ensure regulations are being followed. It is your responsibility to understand any and all eligibility requirements prior to applying for or purchasing licences.
Any suspected fraudulent account activity will be investigated and charges laid, as appropriate. Use of Motorized Wheelchairs for Hunting: Previously, certain motorized devices used by hunters with mobility impairments met the definition of an all-terrain vehicle in the regulations.
The ministry has amended the definition of an all-terrain vehicle so that motorized devices used by hunters with mobility impairments are excluded.
Most seasons are managed by computer-draw, although there are open seasons for elk in some areas. Residents can also hunt moose, black bear and white-tails on over-the-counter tags. For full big game hunting rules and regulations, click here. Hunting white-tailed deer, moose, bear and more Saskatchewan is a vast province of rolling prairie, dense forest and thousands of lakes, with record-breaking white-tailed deer, plenty of black bear and moose.
Hunt the Record: White-Tailed Deer Saskatchewan is one of the best places in the world to hunt white-tailed deer. Black bear Black bear can be found throughout the northern forests, but their range extends down into the southeastern regions of the province as well.
Moose Moose hunters also enjoy great success throughout the northern forests. Help us improve. Residents and Visitors. Find services and information for Saskatchewan residents and visitors. Find services and information for doing business in Saskatchewan.
Find how the Government of Saskatchewan governs and serves the province. Big Game Draw. For season dates, see the latest supplements below. You can also review the details and status of submitted applications, look up draw results and make changes to your application any time before the May 25 application deadline. Before applying, ensure you have reviewed the Saskatchewan Big Game Draw Supplement for available hunts, correct hunt designations, bag limits and season dates. Keep in mind that the HAL number and date of birth will also need to be entered for each group member added to your application.
If you are drawn, you can purchase your licence beginning August 1: Through your HAL account anytime; At any Saskatchewan hunting licence issuer ; At a Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment or select provincial park office ; or By phone using a credit card at 8 a. Please allow 10 business days for delivery. Through your HAL account, you are able to: review your pool status; review and update submitted applications; look up draw results; and purchase draw licences beginning August 1.
A Saskatchewan resident is: a Canadian resident whose principal residence is in Saskatchewan and has lived in the province for three months immediately prior to applying for a licence and possesses a valid Saskatchewan health services card including RCMP ; a member of the regular force of the Canadian Armed Forces who is stationed and residing in the province; or a member of the regular force of the Canadian Armed Forces who was a Saskatchewan resident when recruited or deployed from the province.
Declining Licences and Maintain Pool Status Hunters who are drawn for three or more draw species may decline awarded licence s and maintain their pool status.
Youth Draw Hunters 12 to 15 years of age can apply for the youth draw for antlerless mule deer by selecting "Youth Draw" in the draw menu.
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