Government
Hunting RegulationsIt is unlawful…
- to hunt wildlife if not in possession of your hunting license and species tag
- to hunt for 6 hours after being in an aircraft
- to hunt game from one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise
- for non residents to hunt without a guide (must be within verbal communication distance)
- for a guide to take more than two non-resident hunters
Wildlife Branch Inspection and/or Permits
The following species must be taken into the wildlife branch for inspection and or permits before being exported out of the province:
- Stone Sheep
- Goat
- Grizzly Bear
- Wolf
A tooth from the following species must be submitted to the wildlife branch:
- Caribou
- Stone Sheep
- Moose
Notes for other species:
| Stone Sheep | Aug 1 – Oct 15 | Full curl or over 8 |
| Moose | Aug 15 – Aug 31 | Any Bull |
| Moose | Sept 1 – Oct 31 | 3 Point on brow or 10 points on one horn OR no more than two tines |
| Elk | Aug 15 – Sept 9 | 3 Points and up |
| Elk | Sept 10 – Oct 31 | 6 Points and Up |
| Elk | Sept 10 – Oct 31 | Archery-3 points and up |
| Caribou | Aug 15 – Sept 30 | 5 Point Bulls |
| Mule Deer | Sept 10 – Oct 5 | 4 Points and up |
| Whitetail | Sept 10 – Oct 5 | Any Buck |
| Goat | Aug 25 – Oct 15 | Mature Billies |
| Wolf | Aug 1 – May 31 | No Restrictions |
| Wolverine | Oct 15 – Jan 15 | No Restrictions or Bag Limits |
| Grouse | Sept 1 – Nov 10 | No Restrictions Bag limit is 10 |
Non-Resident Annual Harvest Restrictions on Big Nine Outfitters. Quotas
- 10 Stone Sheep per year
- 1 Grizzly Bear in 5 years
Fishing
Arctic Grayling and Dolly Varden July 1 – April 30 Daily limit of three