Big Game Draw Saskatchewan Resident2019

The 2019 Big Game Draw Supplement provides Saskatchewan resident hunters with information on seasons and quotas for draw species, as well as advance notice of changes to this fall's regular big game seasons.

The majority of applicants who qualified for the Legacy pool in 2018 were successfully drawn and the number of hunters moving from the Super A pool to Legacy pool remains low. The chances of being drawn are very good for those applicants eligible for the Legacy pool.

This year's big game draw application period will begin on May 1 and close at midnight on May 25, 2019. Carefully review your submission and submit it prior to the deadline.

Additional information regarding the application process, priority pools, wildlife management zone (WMZ) quotas and detailed application instructions can be found online at saskatchewanlicences.active.com.

If you need assistance in submitting your application, please call 1-888-773-8450.

Good luck to all applicants!

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All awarded big game draw licences will be available on your account through the Saskatchewan Hunting, Angling and Trapping Licence (HAL) system beginning August 1, 2019. Licences will not be mailed to successful applicants.

If you are selected for a draw licence, you will not be allowed to purchase a regular licence for the same species.

General information about hunting and key hunting regulations can be found online in the 2018 Saskatchewan Hunters' and Trappers' Guide.

Licence Information The 2019 Saskatchewan Hunters'

and Trappers' Guide will be available online in early July and in print in August.

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Hunters, please apply early!The 2019 draw will run from May 1 to midnight on May 25, 2019. Please ensure you have enough time to complete your application. Draw results will be available in June 2019. Check your HAL account for updates on your draw results.

Big Game Draw Pool Structure

Changes to the big game draw pool system were implemented in 2018. As a result, a new D pool is in effect for the 2019 big game draw. All successfully drawn 2018 applicants and first-time applicants will be placed in the D pool for 2019. This change will reduce the number of applicants entering the Super A pool each year, increasing your odds of being drawn.

Pronghorn Opportunities

Pronghorn populations continue to expand throughout much of their range, as winter weather conditions were favourable in 2018-19. Wildlife managers are proposing increased hunting opportunities in 2019, with either-sex quotas in all eight pronghorn management units – zones 1-15, 18, 19 and 23-27. In addition, doe pronghorn opportunities are being proposed for combined zones 2, 4, 5 (designate zone 2A); 3, 6, 7 (designate zone 3A); 8-11 (designate zone 8A) and 14W, 25-27 (designate zone 14WA).

The final quotas will be determined after ground surveys are completed. The quotas may be adjusted or eliminated based on current year population estimates. Please check the listed WMZ combinations to ensure you are applying for your preferred hunting areas.

Applications for the pronghorn antelope draw will be accepted during the big game draw in May; however, the pronghorn draw will not be conducted until July. Draw results will be released immediately after the draw is completed and an email notice will be sent out. The status of the pronghorn draw will also be posted on our website.

Moose Opportunities

Information from our most recent aerial surveys shows a decline in southern forest moose populations, with several zones 30 to 50 per cent below the long-term average. The factors causing this decline are not fully understood; however, hunting pressure is likely

adding to the downward trend. In response to this population decline, the ministry adjusted the regular licence season length to a restricted season in 2018. These dates will be maintained this hunting season. Draw quotas will remain the same in forest WMZs as they were in 2018.

In the northern forest, WMZs 74-76, there will be an either-sex regular season in 2019 – as opposed to bull-only seasons in the past.

Farmland moose populations remain at or above long-term objectives in some WMZs. Quotas will remain similar to 2018, with some WMZs seeing slight reductions or increases.

Mule Deer Opportunities

Provincial mule deer populations have benefitted from several mild winters and appear to be at sustainable levels. As a result, there will be increased hunting opportunities, including higher quotas across much of their range. There will also be new mule deer hunting opportunities in WMZ 32 and the Prince Albert WMZ, bringing the total to 62 zones.

Antlerless licences will be offered with a bag limit of one or two deer (one or two seals), depending on the zone. See page 5 for details.

Regular archery mule deer licences will be offered in the same zones as 2018, with the addition of WMZs 8, 53 and the Regina/Moose Jaw WMZ.

Elk Opportunities

A number of changes have been made to elk hunting season dates and quotas for 2019 to align with the recently drafted Saskatchewan elk management plan. This includes changes to antlerless elk seasons across the province to improve antlerless elk hunting opportunities. Regular archery elk seasons have been shifted to increase hunter opportunities, while accommodating antlerless elk season dates. Regular (all-weapon) elk and most either-sex draw elk season dates will

remain unchanged from previous years. To manage elk populations, increased draw quotas have been set in select parkland WMZs and WMZ 33 (including Moose Mountain Provincial Park).

White-tailed Deer Opportunities

Following several years of favourable winter conditions, white-tailed deer populations are beginning to return to base levels across much of the province. Populations in some regions, such as the southwest and southeast, have increased to levels that warrant antlerless quotas in order to moderate population growth. The ministry will continue the use of countdown licences to allocate these antlerless quotas in WMZs 2E, 2W, 5, 6, 7E, 7W, 14W, 33, 34 and 55.

The ministry has extended the 2019 season dates by five days for Saskatchewan resident regular seasons and the Canadian resident draw season in all southern WMZs. Regular antlerless seasons will remain in place in city WMZs (Saskatoon, Regina/Moose Jaw and Prince Albert).

What’s New for 2019

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The Saskatchewan Resident Big Game Draw opens May 1, 2019 andcloses at midnight on May 25.

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Need help with your big game draw application?Go to the website atsaskatchewanlicences.active.com – the Saskatchewan Big Game Draw Overview for answers or by phone at 1-855-848-4773 (8 a.m. to 9 p.m.).

2019 Saskatchewan Resident Big Game Draw Checklist

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Use this checklist to avoid common mistakes and ensure your application is submitted successfully. Applications submitted improperly can result in your application being rejected from the draw or have an undesirable result. Avoid disappointment and take time to read the information carefully.

Detailed information on the draw is available online in the Saskatchewan Resident Big Game Draw Overview.

Applicants are strongly encouraged to apply early and review your applications for accuracy prior to the May 25, 2019 deadline. You can review and edit your application details and status in your HAL account at any time.

Make sure you are eligible to apply

· All members on your application must meet residency and age requirements, comply with firearm safety/hunter education regulations and not be suspended from hunting in Saskatchewan. If any member of your application is found to be ineligible, the application will be rejected from the draw.

· Each person may submit only one application for each species or species type. If a person is found to have submitted more than one application for the same species type, each of the applications will be rejected from the draw. The exception is mule deer, as either-sex mule deer and antlerless mule deer are considered separate species types for the big game draw. Youth hunters may submit a youth draw application and an antlerless mule deer application.

· Any applications containing false information will be rejected from the draw. Providing false information is an offence under The Wildlife Regulations.

2. Obtain group member information

· If applying as a group, the HAL number and date of birth for each group member must be included on the application.

· Group members with valid email addresses on their HAL accounts will receive notification emails.

Confirm your pool status

· Make sure you know the pool status of each group member on your application. Your application will be placed into the priority pool of the group member with the lowest pool status.

· You can view your pool status through your HAL account by visiting the My Account section. If there are any issues with your pool status, call the Ministry of Environment general inquiry line at 1-800-567-4224.

Complete your application

· Visit the application guide at saskatchewanlicences.active.com for detailed instructions on how to submit your application.

· You may submit your application anytime between May 1 and May 25, 2019, but we recommend applying early to resolve any problems you may encounter.

· Select your hunt choices carefully. You may select up to six choices in order of preference. The system will consider your choices in the order listed on the application.

· All applications are subject to review regarding eligibility and pool status prior to the big game draw. If there are any questions regarding an application, call the Ministry of Environment general inquiry line at 1-800-567-4224.

5. Review your application(s) before the deadline

· It's a good idea to review your application prior to the deadline to confirm that all information is correct.

· Big game draw applications can be changed at any time before the application period closes. Only the individual who submitted the application is able to change zone choices and/or change group members. These changes can be made on the group leader's HAL account.

· Other members of the group can view, but not edit, the application.

· Once the draw period closes, no further applications will be accepted and changes cannot be made to applications.

Confirm your draw results

· Draw results will be available in June 2019.

· Once the draw has been completed, the results of your application will be available through your HAL account.

· Applicants are responsible for checking their draw results.

· Notification emails are sent for draw results, but successful email delivery cannot be guaranteed. Do not assume you are not drawn if you do not receive an email notification.

Purchase your awarded licence

· If drawn, purchase your licence through your HAL account beginning August 1, 2019.

· Successful applicants will move to the D pool the following year, regardless of whether or not you purchase the draw licence you are awarded. Applicants are not eligible to purchase a regular licence for the same species.

Declining a big game draw licence

· Hunters who were successfully drawn for:

~ three big game draw licences may decline one draw licence of their choice;

~ four big game draw licences may decline one or two draw licences of their choice; or

~ five big game draw licences may decline up to three draw licences of their choice.

· Eligible applicants who decline a licence will have their pool status reinstated for that species. Declined licences will not be reallocated.

· You must send the Ministry of Environment written notice of your intention to decline your draw big game draw licence by July 31, 2019, to centre.inquiry@gov.sk.ca.

· For further information on declining a big game draw licence, please call the ministry at 1-800-567-4224.

Licence FeesPrices include GST

Note: Hunting licences, whether paper copy or electronic, and required seals must be carried with you at all times when hunting. Licences will be available August 1, 2019.

Wildlife Habitat Licence (all hunters ) ....................................................$15.00excluding Canadian Armed Forces Veterans

Veteran Wildlife Habitat Licence Free.............................................................................................................................................................

Big Game Draw Application Fee ............................................................................................................................................................$6.00

Elk: Saskatchewan Resident Draw .........................................................................................................................................................$65.00

Moose: Saskatchewan Resident Draw..................................................................................................................................................$65.00

Mule Deer: Saskatchewan Resident Draw..........................................................................................................................................$45.00

1st Antlerless Mule Deer: Saskatchewan Resident Draw ............................................................................................................$30.00

2nd Antlerless Mule Deer: Saskatchewan Resident Draw (select zones only) ....................................................................$30.00

Pronghorn Antelope: Saskatchewan Resident Draw....................................................................................................................$45.00

Replacement Seals (available from ministry or select provincial park offices).......................................................................$5.40

Note: Harvest ledgers and big game seals that have been registered (activated) with a hunting licence and have been lost, inadvertently detached or destroyed must be replaced in order to lawfully hunt.

Reprints of Lost/Destroyed Licences .....................................................................................................................................................Free

Note: Valid licences (excluding seals) may be reprinted online on your personal computer, at a Ministry of Environment office (no charge) or from a private licence issuer.

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Any application containing ineligible hunters or false information will be rejected from the draw and investigated. Providing false information is an offence, which can result in fines and loss of hunting rights for one year.

Update your HAL account! Please keep your personal information (name, mailing address) up to date and provide us with your email address. The ministry uses email to communicate important information with hunting clients, including big game draw results, hunter harvest surveys and upcoming licence sales dates.

Our licence systemis online!

Go directly to our hunting, angling and trapping licence (HAL) system to sign in or create an account to purchase your licences.

Your hunting licence and seals must be carried with you at

all times while hunting.

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Quotas Subject to Change· Tentative 2019 licence quotas for either-sex mule deer:

· 1(375), 2E(225), 2W(225), 3(200), 4(175), 5(175), 6(200), 7E(75), 7W(75), 8(75), 9(125), 10(325), 11(50), 12(125), 13(150), 14E(150), 14W(125), 15(125), 16(50), 17(50), 18(50), 19(200), 21(175), 22(150), 23(175), 24(200), 25(175), 26(175), 27(175), 28(75), 29E(100), 29W(100), 30(75), 31(25), , 32(25)33(25), 34(25), 35(25), 36(25), 37(25), 38(50), 39(75), 40(75), 41(125), 42E(75), 42W(100), 43(75), 44(125), 45E(125), 45W(125), 46(275), 47(200), 48(25), 49(50), 50(75), 52(75), 53(75), 54(125), 55(50), RMZ(100), SMZ(100), PMZ(50)

· In provincial parks that are listed as having a September either-sex mule deer season, hunting for either-sex mule deer is delayed until September 10.

· No rifle hunting in Saskatoon Wildlife Management Zone and Regina/Moose Jaw Wildlife Management Zone.

· Archery and crossbow hunting only in Prince Albert WMZ.

WMZs 1, 2E, 2W, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7EWMZ 7W, including Cypress Hills Provincial Park (West Block)WMZs 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12WMZ 13, including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial

Park south of the South Saskatchewan RiverWMZ 14E, including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial

Park north of the South Saskatchewan RiverWMZs 14W, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 and 22WMZ 23, including the portion of Douglas Provincial Park located west

of Diefenbaker Lake (Gordon McKenzie Arm)WMZs 24, 25, 26, 27 and 28WMZ 29E (east of the South Saskatchewan River including islands)WMZ 29W (west of the South Saskatchewan River)WMZs 30, 31 and 32WMZ 33, including Moose Mountain Provincial ParkWMZs 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42E, 42W, 43, 44, 45E, 45W, 46, 47, 48

and 49WMZ 50, including Fort à La Corne WMUWMZs 52, 53, 54 and 55

archerySept. 1 - Oct. 31muzzleloader/crossbowOct. 1 - Oct. 31rifleNov. 1 - Nov. 14

one mule deer, either-sex

DRAW MULE DEER (Saskatchewan Residents Only)Season Dates Bag Limit Additional Information

Draw Seasons

Wildlife Management Zones

Hunting is allowed in wildlife management units (WMU) and national wildlife areas that are within a wildlife management zone (WMZ) that is listed as being open for big game. The exception is Fort à La Corne WMU and the St. Denis National Wildlife Research Area. Only provincial parks and recreation sites listed below are open to hunting.Proposed new season dates, open wildlife management zones or open zone combinations are indicated in (tentative).bold and red

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WMZs 3 and 7EWMZ 7W, including Cypress Hills Provincial Park (West Block)WMZs 8, 11 and 12WMZ 13, including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial

Park south of the South Saskatchewan RiverWMZ 14E, including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial

Park north of the South Saskatchewan RiverWMZs 14W, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 and 22WMZ 23, including the portion of Douglas Provincial Park located west

of Diefenbaker Lake (Gordon McKenzie Arm)WMZs 26 and 27WMZ 29E (east of the South Saskatchewan River including islands)WMZ 29W (west of the South Saskatchewan River)WMZs 30, 36, 40, 42E, 42W, 43, 49, 50 and 54

Note: Applicants successfully drawn for these WMZs will be able to purchase a 1st antlerless mule deer licence only.

Quotas Subject to Change· Tentative 2019 licence quotas for antlerless mule deer:· 3(125), 7E(95), 7W(95), 8(95), 11(65), 12(125), 13(125),

14E(125), 14W(125), 16(65), 17(65), 18(65), 19(185), 21(125), 22(65), 23(125), 26(125), 27(125), 29E(90), 29W(90), 30(125), 36(65), 40(125), 42E(30), 42W(65), 43(30), 49(65), 50(65), 54(125), RMZ(125).

· Antlerless mule deer is a doe or a 2019 fawn.· In provincial parks that are listed as having a September

either-sex mule deer season, hunting for either-sex mule deer is delayed until September 10.

· No rifle hunting in Regina/Moose Jaw Wildlife Management Zone.

archerySept. 1 - Oct. 31muzzleloader/crossbowOct. 1 - Oct. 31rifleNov. 10 - Dec. 7

one antlerless mule deer

DRAW ANTLERLESS MULE DEER (Saskatchewan Residents Only) One Licence OptionSeason Dates Bag Limit Additional InformationWildlife Management Zones

Saskatoon Wildlife Management Zone (Designate WMZ SMZ)Regina/Moose Jaw Wildlife Management Zone (Designate WMZ RMZ)

archery/crossbowSept. 1 - Dec. 7muzzleloaderOct. 1 - Dec. 7shotgunNov. 1 - Dec. 7

one mule deer, either-sex

Prince Albert Wildlife Management Zone (Designate WMZ PMZ)

Note: Archery and crossbow hunting only in Prince Albert WMZ

archery and crossbowSept. 1 - Dec. 7

one mule deer, either-sex

Regina/Moose Jaw Wildlife Management Zone (Designate WMZ RMZ)

Note: Applicants successfully drawn for these WMZs will be able to purchase a 1st antlerless mule deer licence only.

archery/crossbowSept. 1 - Dec. 7muzzleloaderOct. 1 - Dec. 7shotgunNov. 1 - Dec. 7

one antlerless mule deer

WMZs 1, 2E, 2W, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 15, 24, 25, 28, 41, 44, 45E, 45W, 46 and 47

Note: Applicants successfully drawn for these WMZs can purchase both a 1st antlerless mule deer licence and a 2nd antlerless mule deer licence.

Quotas Subject to Change· Tentative 2019 licence quotas for antlerless mule deer:· 1(310), 2E(220), 2W(220), 4(125), 5(185), 6(185), 9(95),

10(250), 15(125), 24(90), 25(90), 28(90), 41(125), 44(155), 45E(155), 45W(155), 46(220), 47(185), SMZ (125)

· Antlerless mule deer is a doe or a 2019 fawn.· Hunters holding both a draw either-sex and a draw

antlerless mule deer licence may hunt antlerless mule deer during the either-sex season dates but only in the zone in which their antlerless licence is valid.

· In provincial parks which are listed as being open for hunting, antlerless mule deer hunting is prohibited until September 10.

· No rifle hunting in Saskatoon Wildlife Management Zone.

archerySept. 1 - Oct. 31muzzleloader/crossbowOct. 1 - Oct. 31rifleNov. 10 - Dec. 7

two antlerless mule deer

DRAW ANTLERLESS MULE DEER (Saskatchewan Residents Only) Two Licence OptionSeason Dates Bag Limit Additional InformationWildlife Management Zones

Combined WMZs 1, 15 and 18 (Designate WMZ 1) Combined WMZs 2E, 2W, 4 and 5 (Designate WMZ 2) Combined WMZs 3, 6, 7E and 7W including Cypress Hills (West Block)

Provincial Park (Designate WMZ 3) Combined WMZs 8, 9, 10 and 11 (Designate WMZ 8) Combined WMZs 12 and 13 (Designate WMZ 12)Combined WMZs 14E including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing

Provincial Park north of the South Saskatchewan River and 24 (Designate 14E)

Combined WMZs 14W, 25, 26 and 27 (Designate 14W) Combined WMZs 19 and 23 (Designate WMZ 19)

· Tentative 2019 licence quotas for pronghorn antelope:· 1(25), 2(100), 3(100), 8(225), 12(25), 14E(25), 14W(100),

19(25)· Tentative 2019 licence quotas for doe pronghorn

antelope:· 2A(10), 3A(10), 8A(15), 14WA(10)· Final quotas will be determined after the July survey.

archery Sept. 1 - Sept. 19archery/muzzleloader/crossbowOct. 1 - Oct. 19archery/muzzleloader/crossbow/shotgun/rifleOct. 20 - Nov. 9

one pronghorn antelope, either-sex

Season Dates Bag Limit Additional InformationWildlife Management ZonesDRAW PRONGHORN ANTELOPE (Saskatchewan Residents Only)

archery, muzzleloader,crossbow, shotgun andrifleSept. 15 - Sept. 30 and Dec. 10 - Dec. 19

one elk, either-sex

Quotas Subject to Change

· Tentative 2019 licence quotas for either-sex elk:

· 1(15), 2E(15), 2W(15), 5(15), 6(50), 7W(25), 8(10), 9(25), 13(10), 14E(10), , 21(30), 22(10), 23(10), 24(10), 19(10)28(15), 29(15), 33(225), 34(20), 35(20), 37(75), 39(75), 40(25), 41(60), 42E(60), 42W(60), 43(50), 44(10), 45W(10), 46(15), 52(15), 54(75), FLC(75), GP(40)

· Elk requires only one draw application. When applying for elk, select antlerless and/or either-sex elk by using appropriate zones.

· In provincial parks that are listed as being open for either-sex hunting, either-sex elk hunting is permitted beginning on September 10.

· Antlerless elk is a cow or a 2019 calf. The head of an antlerless elk must accompany the carcass.

· Zone selections with an “A” are for antlerless elk licences, example 6A.

DRAW ELK (Saskatchewan Residents Only)

WMZ 1, 2E, 2W and 5Combined WMZs 6 and 7E (Designate WMZ 6)Combined WMZs 8 and 11 (Designate WMZ 8)Combined WMZs 9 and 10 (Designate WMZ 9)WMZ 13 including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park

south of the South Saskatchewan River WMZ 14E including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial

Park north of the South Saskatchewan RiverWMZs and 2119 Combined WMZs 22 and 30 (Designate WMZ 22)WMZ 23 including the portion of Douglas Provincial Park located west

of Diefenbaker Lake (Gordon McKenzie Arm) (Designate WMZ 23)WMZ 24Combined WMZs 28 and 45E (Designate WMZ 28)WMZ 29WMZs 34 and 35WMZ 37 including Duck Mountain Provincial Park WMZs 39, 40, 41, 42E, 42W, 43 not including Fort à la Corne WMUWMZs 44, 45W, 46, 52 and 54

Season Dates Bag Limit Additional InformationWildlife Management Zones

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Saskatoon Wildlife Management Zone (Designate WMZ SMZ)

Note: Applicants successfully drawn for this WMZ can purchase both a 1st antlerless mule deer licence and a 2nd antlerless mule deer licence.

archery/crossbowSept. 1 - Dec. 7muzzleloaderOct. 1 - Dec. 7shotgunNov. 1 - Dec. 7

two antlerless mule deer

Combined WMZs 2, 4 and 5 (Designate WMZ 2A)Combined WMZs 3, 6 and 7 (Designate WMZ 3A)Combined WMZs 8, 9, 10 and 11 (Designate WMZ 8A)Combined WMZs 14W, 25, 26 and 27 (Designate 14WA)

archery Sept. 1 - Sept. 19archery/muzzleloader/crossbowOct. 1 - Oct. 19archery/muzzleloader/crossbow/shotgun/rifleOct. 20 - Nov. 9

one doe pronghorn antelope

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifle Sept. 10 - Sept. 30 and Dec. 10 - Dec. 19

one elk, either-sex

WMZ 33 including Moose Mountain Provincial Park

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleSept. 10 - Sept. 30 and Dec. 10 - Dec. 19

one elk, either-sex

Fort à la Corne Wildlife Management Unit (Designate WMZ FLC)

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DRAW ELK (Saskatchewan Residents Only) - CONTINUED

Season Dates Bag Limit Additional InformationWildlife Management Zonesarchery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleSept. 10 - Sept. 30 and Dec. 10 - Dec. 19

one elk, either-sex

Greenwater Lake Provincial Park (Designate WMZ GP)

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleOct. 20 - Oct. 31 and Dec. 10 - Dec. 19

one elk, either-sex

WMZ 7W including Cypress Hills (West Block) Provincial Park

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleOct. 15 - Oct. 31 and Nov. 10 - Nov. 19

one antlerless elk

WMZ 1 (Designate WMZ 1A)WMZ 2E (Designate WMZ 2EA)WMZ 2W (Designate WMZ 2WA)WMZ 5 (Designate WMZ 5A)Combined WMZs 6 and 7E (Designate WMZ 6A)Combined WMZs 8 and 11 (Designate WMZ 8A)Combined WMZs 9 and 10 (Designate WMZ 9A)WMZ 13 including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park

south of the South Saskatchewan River (Designate WMZ 13A)WMZ 14E including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial

Park north of the South Saskatchewan River (Designate WMZ 14EA)WMZ (Designate WMZ 19A)19WMZ 21 (Designate WMZ 21A)Combined WMZs 22 and 30 (Designate WMZ 22A)WMZ 24 (Designate WMZ 24A)Combined WMZs 28 and 45E (Designate WMZ 28A)WMZ 29 (Designate WMZ 29A)WMZ 34 (Designate WMZ 34A) | WMZ 35 (Designate WMZ 35A)WMZ 37 including Duck Mountain Provincial Park (Designate WMZ 37A)WMZ 39 (Designate WMZ 39A) | WMZ 40 (Designate WMZ 40A)WMZ 43 (Designate WMZ 43A) | WMZ 44 (Designate WMZ 44A) WMZ 45W (Designate WMZ 45WA)WMZ 52 (Designate WMZ 52A)Greenwater Lake Provincial Park (Designate WMZ GPA)

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleNov. 10 - Nov. 19 andDec. 10 - Dec. 19

one antlerless elk

WMZ 7W including Cypress Hills (West Block) Provincial Park (Designate WMZ 7WA)

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleOct. 10 - Oct. 31, Nov. 10 - Nov. 19 and Jan. 1 - Jan. 14, 2020

one antlerless elk

WMZ 33 including Moose Mountain Provincial Park (Designate WMZ 33A)

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleOct. 15 - 31, Nov. 10 - Nov. 19 and Jan. 1 - Jan. 14, 2020

one antlerless elk

WMZ 41 (Designate WMZ 41A)WMZ 42E (Designate WMZ 42EA)WMZ 42W (Designate WMZ 42WA)WMZ 46 (Designate WMZ 46A)WMZ 54 (Designate WMZ 54A)

archery Aug. 25 - Sept. 9

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifle Oct. 10 - Oct. 31 and Dec. 10 - Dec. 19

one antlerless elk

Combined WMZ 47, 67 and 68 South (Designate WMZ 47A)Combined WMZs 48, 56 and 57 including Porcupine Hills Provincial Park

and Round Lake Recreation Site (Designate WMZ 48A)Combined WMZs 49, 58 and 59 including Wildcat Hill Provincial Park

(Designate WMZ 49A)WMZ 50 not including Fort à la Corne Wildlife Management Unit

(Designate WMZ 50A)WMZ 55 (Designate WMZ 55A)

Quotas Subject to Change

· Tentative 2019 licence quotas for antlerless elk:

· 1A(30), 2EA(30), 2WA(30), 5A(15), 6A(80), , 8A(30), 7WA(30)9A(30), 13A(30), 14EA(20), , 21A(40), 22A(15), 19A(20)24A(15), 28A(40), 29A(15), 33A(350), 34A(40), 35A(40), 37A(175), 39A(175), 40A(25), 41A(150), 42EA (150), 42WA(150), 43A(100), 44A(30), 45WA(30), 46A(75), 47A(125), 48A(325), 49A(50), 50A(125), 52A(40), 54A(175), 55A(150), GPA(25).

· Elk requires only one draw application. When applying for elk, select antlerless and/or either-sex elk by using appropriate zones.

· In provincial parks that are listed as being open for either-sex hunting, either-sex elk hunting is permitted beginning on September 10.

· Antlerless elk is a cow or a 2019 calf. The head of an antlerless elk must accompany the carcass.

· Zone selections with an “A” are for antlerless elk licences, example 6A.

WMZs 1, 2E, 2W, 4 and 5Combined WMZs 8 and 11 (Designate WMZ 8)WMZs 9, 10, 12WMZ 13 including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park

south of the South Saskatchewan RiverWMZ 14E including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park

north of the South Saskatchewan RiverWMZs 14W, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 and 22WMZ 23 including the portion of Douglas Provincial Park located west of

Diefenbaker Lake (Gordon McKenzie Arm)WMZs 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31 and 32

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleOct. 15 - Oct. 31

one moose, either-sex

Quotas Subject to Change

· Tentative 2019 licence quotas for either-sex moose:

· 1(10), 2E(10), 2W(10), 4(10), 5(20), 6(60), 8(10), 9(10), 10(10), 12(10), 13(15), 14E(15), 14W(20), 16(25), 17(75), 18(25), 19(15), 21(80), 22(75), 23(75), 24(30), 25(35), 26(35), 27(35), 28(35), 29(30), 30(40), 31(10), 32(15), 33(25), 34(100), 35(25), 36(25), 37(60), 38(50), 39(100), 40(100), 41(60), 42E(75), 42W(60), 43(75), 44(40), 45E(45), 45W(60), 46(90), 47(60), 48(200), 49(160), 50(80), 52(25), 53(75), 54(100), 56(75), 57(25), 58(25), 59(75), 60(40), 61(50), 62(50), 63(40), 64(40), 65(40), 66(40), 67(70), 68S(40), GP(25), FLC(40), RMZ(65), SMZ (25), PMZ(10).

· Tentative 2019 licence quotas for antlerless moose:

· 1A(10), 4A(10), 13A(15), 14EA(10), 14WA(10), 16A(15), 17A(75), 18A(15), 21A(60), 22A(40), 23A(40), 24A(15), 25A(15), 26A(25), 27A(25), 28A(25), 29A(15), 30A(30), 31A(10), 32A(30), 33A(25), 34A(175), 35A(60), 36A(25), 37A(100), 38A(75), 39A(150), 40A(125), 41A(25), 42EA(90), 42WA(45), 43A(50), 44A(15), 45EA(50), 45WA(90), 46A(50), 47A(80), SMZA(30).

· Moose requires only one draw application. When applying for moose, select antlerless and/or either-sex moose by using appropriate zone descriptions.

· No rifle hunting in Saskatoon Wildlife Management Zone and Regina/Moose Jaw Wildlife Management Zone.

· Archery and crossbow hunting only in Prince Albert Wildlife Management Zone.

· Antlerless moose is a cow or a 2019 calf.

· Zone selection with an “A” are for antlerless moose licences, example 36A.

· Note: there is no draw moose season in Duck Mountain Provincial Park in 2019.

DRAW MOOSE (Saskatchewan Residents Only)Season Dates Bag Limit Additional InformationWildlife Management Zones

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Combined WMZs 6 and 7E (Designate WMZ 6)WMZ 30WMZ 33 including Moose Mountain Provincial Park WMZs 34, 35 and 36 WMZ 37 excluding Duck Mountain Provincial Park (Designate WMZ 37)WMZs 38, 39, 40, 41, 42E, 42W and 43 not including Fort à la Corne WMUWMZs 44, 45E, 45W, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 52, 53 and 54WMZ 56 including Round Lake Recreation Site and that portion of

Porcupine Hills Provincial Park (West Block) within WMZ 56WMZ 57 including those portions of Porcupine Hills Provincial Park (East

and West Blocks) within WMZ 57WMZ 58WMZ 59 including Wildcat Hill Provincial ParkWMZs 60, 61 and 62WMZ 63 including the southern portion of Narrow Hills Provincial ParkWMZ 64 including Great Blue Heron, the southern portion of Clarence-

Steepbank Lakes and a portion of Narrow Hills provincial parksWMZ 65 including the northern portion of both Clarence-Steepbank

Lakes and Narrow Hills provincial parksWMZs 66, 67 and 68S including Bronson Forest Recreation SiteGreenwater Lake Provincial Park (Designate WMZ GP)Fort à la Corne Wildlife Management Unit (Designate WMZ FLC)

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleOct. 1 - Oct. 14 and Nov. 1 - Nov. 14

one moose, either-sex

Saskatoon Wildlife Management Zone (Designate WMZ SMZ) archery, muzzleloader, crossbow and shotgunOct. 1 - Oct. 14 and Nov. 1 - Nov. 14

one moose, either-sex

Regina/Moose Jaw Wildlife Management Zone (Designate WMZ RMZ) archery, muzzleloader, crossbow and shotgunOct. 15 - Oct. 31

one moose, either-sex

Prince Albert Wildlife Management Zone (Designate WMZ PMZ) archery and crossbow Oct. 1 - Oct. 14 and Nov. 1 - Nov. 14

one moose, either-sex

WMZ 1 (Designate WMZ 1A) | WMZ 4 (Designate WMZ 4A)WMZ 13 including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park

south of the South Saskatchewan River (Designate WMZ 13A)WMZ 14E including the portion of Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park

north of the South Saskatchewan River (Designate WMZ 14EA) WMZ 14W (Designate WMZ 14WA) | WMZ 16 (Designate WMZ 16A)WMZ 17 (Designate WMZ 17A) | WMZ 18 (Designate WMZ 18A)WMZ 21 (Designate WMZ 21A) | WMZ 22 (Designate WMZ 22A)WMZ 23 including the portion of Douglas Provincial Park located west of

Diefenbaker Lake (Gordon McKenzie Arm) (Designate WMZ 23A)WMZ 24 (Designate WMZ 24A) | WMZ 25 (Designate WMZ 25A)WMZ 26 (Designate WMZ 26A) | WMZ 27 (Designate WMZ 27A)WMZ 28 (Designate WMZ 28A) | WMZ 29 (Designate WMZ 29A)WMZ 31 (Designate WMZ 31A) | WMZ 32 (Designate WMZ 32A)

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleNov. 1 - Nov. 14

one antlerless moose

WMZ 30 (Designate WMZ 30A) | WMZ 33 including Moose Mountain Provincial Park (Designate WMZ 33A)WMZ 34 (Designate WMZ 34A) | WMZ 35 (Designate WMZ 35A)WMZ 36 (Designate WMZ 36A)WMZ 37 excluding Duck Mountain Provincial Park (Designate WMZ 37A)WMZ 38 (Designate WMZ 38A) | WMZ 39 (Designate WMZ 39A)WMZ 40 (Designate WMZ 40A) | WMZ 41 (Designate WMZ 41A)WMZ 42E (Designate WMZ 42EA) | WMZ 42W (Designate WMZ 42WA)WMZ 43 not including Fort à la Corne WMU (Designate WMZ 43A) WMZ 44 (Designate WMZ 44A) | WMZ 45E (Designate WMZ 45EA)WMZ 45W (Designate WMZ 45WA) | WMZ 46 (Designate WMZ 46A)WMZ 47 (Designate WMZ 47A)

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifleOct. 15 - Nov. 14

one antlerless moose

archery, muzzleloader, crossbow and shotgunOct. 15 - Nov. 14

one antlerless moose

Saskatoon Wildlife Management Zone (Designate WMZ SMZA)