REGULATIONS SYNOPSIS 2020-2021 · synopsis are arranged by species, then by region, followed by class of animal, and finally by the Management Unit (M.U.) where the hunt takes place

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LIMITED ENTRY HUNTINGREGULATIONS SYNOPSIS

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CLOSING DATE: APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 11:59 P.M. MAY 29, 2020

MINISTRY OF FORESTS, LANDS, NATURAL RESOURCE OPERATIONS AND RURAL DEVELOPMENTHONOURABLE DOUG DONALDSON, MINISTER

LIMITED ENTRY HUNTING

Limited Entry Hunting (LEH) is a service by which hunting authorizations are awarded to resident hunters based on a lottery or random draw. The purpose of LEH is to achieve wildlife management objectives and maintain hunting opportunity.

LEH seasons are introduced where it has become necessary to limit the number of hunters or limit the number, class or sex of animals that may be

harvested. The following species of game are available under LEH within certain areas of the province: bison, black bear, caribou, elk, moose, mountain goat, mountain sheep, deer and turkey. Many of these species may also be available through a General Open Season (GOS).

Although GOS may precede or coincide with LEH seasons for the same species in the same area, the class of animal available during the GOS will often be different from the class of animal available during the LEH seasons.

APPLY EARLY TO AVOID THE LAST MINUTE RUSHBC Hunting Online Service

In 2016, the Province of British Columbia (B.C.) introduced the BC Hunting online service for Limited Entry Hunting (LEH) applications. The response from hunters has been positive - approximately 80% of all LEH applications received for the 2019 fall draw were submitted through the self-serve BC Hunting online service.

Your Fish and Wildlife ID (FWID)

You need a Fish and Wildlife ID (FWID) to buy hunting licences or submit LEH applications. Your FWID is a permanent number linked to your personal Fish and Wildlife online profile. Your profile contains details about your credentials, licences, LEH applications and authorizations. The FWID replaced the old B.C. resident hunter number. If you had a hunter number, your new FWID will be the same number beginning with three extra digits. You can obtain your FWID online at BC Hunting (www.gov.bc.ca/hunting).

There is no cost to get your FWID.

Your Limited Entry Hunting Authorization

LEH AUTHORIZATIONS ARE NOW ELECTRONIC AND ARE NO LONGER MAILED TO SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS. LEH authorizations will be available on your Fish and Wildlife profile. You can view or print your LEH authorization by logging into BC Hunting online. As of 2017-2018, you are no longer required to carry a paper copy of your LEH authorization while hunting. If the species you harvest is subject to compulsory inspection, you are required to provide your limited entry hunting authorization in paper or electronic format to the inspector. See Shared Hunt Rules for important details on the Harvest Report section of your LEH authorization. Check the current Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis before you hunt.

Who Can Apply?

Any resident of British Columbia who holds a Fish and Wildlife ID with active B.C. resident and hunting credentials may apply. To be eligible to obtain a B.C. resident credential, hunters must be a B.C. resident as defined in the Wildlife Act or qualify for an exemption. To obtain the hunting credential, a hunter must prove successful completion of hunter safety training such as the Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Education (CORE).

The Province requires hunters to prove B.C. residency every three years. This will ensure only eligible hunters access hunting licences, permits and authorizations available to residents only. To renew your B.C. resident credential, access the BC Hunting Online service at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting. Please contact FrontCounter BC at 1-877-855-3222 if you cannot update your B.C. resident credential using one of these options. If your B.C. resident credential has expired, you will be ineligible to submit an LEH application until you renew your resident credential. Please note if your resident credential expires while your LEH application is Awaiting Draw it will not affect your results in the draw.

For the purpose of entering the LEH draw, First Nations persons residing in B.C. registered under the Indian Act (Canada) will be granted the hunting credential upon proving status. For more information about B.C. residency, residency exemptions and other credentials please go to www.gov.bc.ca/hunting.

A hunter may not apply for or be issued an LEH authorization if the hunter is suspended, has a revoked or cancelled hunting licence or credential, or if the hunter has unpaid fines under the Wildlife Act or Firearm Act. Applications submitted by a person who becomes ineligible to win an authorization will not be entered in the draw and no refund will be issued.

Where can I get a licence or apply for LEH?

Fees: The fee for an LEH application is $6.30, including taxes, and is not refundable.

NEED HELP?Step-by-step instructions are available online. Select the link from the bottom of the BC Hunting home page:

www.gov.bc.ca/hunting

or call FrontCounter BC at 1-877-855-3222 for further assistance

It is an offence under the Wildlife Act to allow another person to use your licence or limited entry hunting authorization or to use another person's licence or limited entry hunting authorization.

Buy online at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting

• You will need a credit card for payment.

• You will also need a basic BCeID to use the BC Hunting online service. A BCeID is an account that provides secure electronic access to online government services, including the BC Hunting online service. If you do not have a basic BCeID, you will be prompted to register for one when you sign on at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting. You do not need a BCeID if you buy your hunting licence or LEH application in person.

Buy in person at any participating vendor location. It is suggested you call ahead to see if they are open.

• You will need acceptable photo ID and form of payment (some participating vendors do not accept cheques). Make sure you ask for the official Ministry receipt which includes the details of your purchase.

• If you are applying for LEH, you will need to bring the code(s) corresponding to the hunt(s) you wish to apply for. For your convenience, there is an LEH Application Notes section on page 4.

The 2020-2021 LEH Synopsis was NOT PRINTED and is ONLY available online

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HOW TO USE THIS SYNOPSISHunting opportunities advertised in this synopsis are arranged by species, then by region, followed by class of animal, and finally by the Management Unit (M.U.) where the hunt takes place. Management Units may also be divided or combined into areas (LEH hunt areas) which are legally permissible to hunt during an LEH hunt season. The "MAP SECTION" of this synopsis displays these boundaries. Where an LEH hunt area occurs over an entire M.U., a map of that M.U. is not provided in this synopsis. For maps of M.U. or zone boundaries, go to www.gov.bc.ca/hunting or make your own using iMapBC at www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/data/geographic-data-services/web-based-mapping/iMapbc.

The term ‘species’ as used in this synopsis refers to the type of game animal, such as moose, elk, caribou, etc., and encompasses all classes, such as bulls, cows, calves, etc., of that species. For example, bull moose and an antlerless moose are considered the same species.

Each hunt is given its own unique 4-digit code, which is highlighted on the left of each column on each page. DO NOT use last year’s LEH synopsis, as the codes may have changed.

Be sure to read all of the sections within this synopsis, to understand the Limited Entry Hunting program.

FIRST NATIONS APPLICANTSThe Ministry recognizes that First Nations may establish aboriginal rights to harvest wildlife for sustenance (food, social, and ceremonial purposes) within their traditional areas, and that treaty First Nations have treaty rights in relation to harvesting wildlife. Those uses of wildlife must be sustainable, and harvesting methods must not jeopardize public safety or the use and enjoyment of property. Any hunting of wildlife species for sale or barter, in whole or in part, is not legal, except as authorized by regulation or where there is a demonstrated aboriginal or treaty right to do so.

Persons registered under the Indian Act (Canada) residing in B.C. are not required to obtain a hunting licence or a species licence under the Wildlife Act.

Individuals who exercise an aboriginal right to hunt for sustenance purposes within a traditionally used area or who exercise treaty rights are required to comply with hunting regulations related to public health and public safety. In situations where conservation of a particular species is of concern and compliance with hunting regulations is required by individuals exercising aboriginal or treaty rights which may include the requirement for Limited Entry Hunting authorizations there will be prior consultation with the affected First Nations in accordance with Ministry policy and procedures. Enquiries about a traditional hunting area, practice or requirements that may apply should be forwarded to the

appropriate First Nation officials or Regional Fish and Wildlife Office.

First Nations individuals who wish to hunt outside their traditionally used territory or treaty areas must do so in accordance with hunting regulations (except for the licensing exemption previouly described for persons residing in B.C. registered under the Indian Act, Canada). This includes making application for an LEH authorization via the LEH draw. A Fish and Wildlife ID with active B.C. resident and hunting credentials is required to submit an application for LEH. For the purpose of entering the LEH draw, persons residing in B.C. registered under the Indian Act (Canada) will be granted the hunting and resident credentials upon proving status and residency. Proof of status includes an Indian status card (expired status cards are acceptable), a Temporary Confirmation of Registration Document (TCRD) or a letter confirming status from the hunter's Band Office or First Nations Government.

ONE APPLICATION PER SPECIESAn applicant may only enter one application per LEH species per draw.

A person may not apply for a second mountain sheep for hunts that occur in the same licence year, if he or she was successful in receiving an LEH authorization in an earlier draw.

SECOND CHOICESAn LEH application presents an option for you to make a second hunt choice for the SAME SPECIES. Entering a second choice is optional. For more information about how the second choice hunt works, see the “How Limited Entry Hunting Works” PDF document on the LEH section of the www.gov.bc.ca/hunting website.

WHAT ARE YOUR CHANCES?The LEH draw is a lottery, and there are no guarantees of success. For the main draw in 2019, the Wildlife and Habitat Branch processed 162,008 applications and issued 18,020 authorizations for 8 species. Therefore, on average, one in every 9 applications was successful. Odds for individual hunts vary and depend on the number of applicants and the number of available authorizations.

ENHANCED ODDS

For hunters who have not won an LEH authorization recently, enhanced odds increase their chances by reducing the chances of those who have been successful in recent years. If you were successful in receiving an LEH authorization for any species, except deer, black bear and turkey your odds will be reduced for that species. If you were successful for elk in Regions 1 or 2 or moose anywhere in the province, your odds are reduced by 66% for 3 years for that species. If you were successful for any other species, except deer, black bear and turkey your odds are reduced by 50% for one year for that species.

INDIVIDUAL HUNTSAll hunts are open to individual applicants. Some hunts also allow for group or shared applications. Please see sections below for details about group and shared hunts.

GROUP HUNTS Group Hunts are available to hunters who wish to apply as a group. Group Hunt applications cannot be submitted for elk in Regions 1 and 2, or moose, bison or black bear anywhere in the province. Applicants can apply as a group of two, three or four persons.

Group Hunt applications are entered in the draw as a single entry. If a Group Hunt application is drawn and there are enough remaining authorizations for each group member, each hunter in the group receives an LEH authorization and each hunter may harvest an authorized animal. If any member of a group was drawn for the same species the previous year, the entire group is subject to reduced odds.When applying for a Group Hunt, please be aware that the number of authorizations printed in the synopsis is tentative. In the event that there are not sufficient authorizations available to provide everyone in the group with an authorization, the group will not be drawn.

SHARED HUNTSLike Group Hunts, Shared Hunts are available to persons who wish to apply as a group. However, Shared Hunts are only available for moose or bison. The Shared Hunt is intended to increase the number of people drawn for moose or bison without increasing the number of moose or bison harvested in a given year. Applicants can apply as a group of two, three or four persons.

For a Shared Hunt application, each member of the group is entered in the draw as a separate application. If any member of the group is drawn, the entire group is treated as being drawn and authorizations are issued as follows: A group of two will be authorized to take one moose or bison, and a group of three or four will be authorized to take two moose or bison. If only one authorization remains in the draw, and a Shared Hunt group of three or four persons is drawn, the group will be authorized to take one moose or bison only. All members of a drawn Shared Hunt application will have reduced odds the following year(s). For the current application year, if any member of a Shared Hunt application for a moose was drawn in the previous three years, or any member of a Shared Hunt application for a bison was drawn in the previous year, the entire group will be subject to reduced odds.

SHARED HUNT RULESAny member of a Shared Hunt may harvest an authorized animal. For shared hunts only, each hunter of the shared group is required to carry the Harvest Report form while hunting. The Harvest Report form is on the bottom part of the shared limited entry hunting

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authorization. Your shared limited entry hunting authorization is available online in your Fish and Wildlife profile. Communication is required within the group while hunting to avoid exceeding the group limit. Once an authorized animal is harvested, the successful hunter must immediately inform the other members of the group, and each member of the group must immediately document the successful harvest on their Harvest Report form.

HOW TO APPLY FOR A GROUP OR SHARED HUNTApplications for group and shared hunts can be submitted online at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting or at any participating vendor location. At time of application, the group initiator can add up to three group members or invite them to join the group. If you choose to submit an application on behalf of your group members, you must pay for all applications and no refund will apply. To add other hunters to your group, you will need to have their FWID number, last name and first initial. Due to privacy policies, agents will not look up your group members’ details.

Alternatively, the group initiator can submit their application and share the Group ID with up to three other hunters. All hunters who wish to join an existing group must have the GROUP ID at the time of application. Your Group ID number can be located on your Ministry generated receipt or online in your Fish and Wildlife Profile.

DEADLINES FOR APPLICATIONSMain Draw

Applications for the main draw (fall hunts) must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. Friday May 29, 2020.

Early SkEEna Mountain ShEEp anD haiDa Gwaii Black BEar Draw

Applications for the spring draw (Skeena sheep and Haida Gwaii black bear) must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. Friday February 5, 2021.

NOTIFICATIONLEH authorizations are now electronic and are NOT MAILED to successful applicants.

You can check your FWID profile online at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting any time after the draw has been run to find out if you have been successful. You can also find out if you were successful by visiting any participating vendor location.

LEH IMPORTANT MESSAGESIf your LEH application is successful, you must check for important messages associ-ated with your authorization before you hunt. Important messages are posted on the LEH page of the www.gov.bc.ca/hunting web-site, or you can find links to important mes-sages specific to your hunt at the bottom of your electronic LEH authorization. Log into the BC Hunting online service to view your electronic LEH authorization.

TWO LICENCES REQUIREDIf you obtain an LEH authorization, you must also have a resident hunting licence and the appropriate species licence to lawfully hunt.

HUNTING LICENCESAs part of ongoing improvements to hunter services, the Province introduced electronic hunting licences in spring 2017. The licence booklet is no longer in use. Your resident hunting licence will be visible on your Fish and Wildlife profile. You do not need access to your profile while hunting. Conservation Officers can view your Fish and Wildlife profile on their mobile devices to check your credentials, licences and LEH authorizations. Please note, while hunting, you are required to carry your photo ID and be able to produce your FWID number to an officer.

You still need to carry your paper species licence(s) while hunting. Species licences have a barcode for identification purposes. You must carry all of your cancelled or uncancelled species licences purchased for the current licence year with you while hunting. You must cancel your licence by notching it as soon as you harvest an animal. If you buy a species licence online, it will be mailed to you (please ensure your mailing address is accurate and up-to-date), allow up to 3 weeks for arrival. You can also buy your licence over the counter at any participating vendor location.

BAG LIMITAn LEH authorization does not permit a person to exceed the hunting season bag limit for any species. See the current Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis for information on provincial and regional bag limits.

YOUTH AND INITIATION HUNTERSThe holder of a Youth Hunting Licence can hunt under the authority of their supervising hunter’s LEH. If the Youth Hunting Licence holder harvests an LEH species, it is the animal authorized by the supervising hunter’s LEH and the supervising hunter must cancel the appropriate species licence and count that animal against their bag limit.

The holder of an Initiation Hunting Licence cannot hunt under the authority of their supervising hunter’s LEH.

COMPULSORY INSPECTIONHunters must provide the species licence and limited entry hunting authorization, which authorized the taking or the killing, in electronic or paper format, to the inspector.

Please refer to the 2020-2022 Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis for additional compulsory inspection requirements.

For information on where you can obtain a compulsory inspection, please refer to the ‘Compulsory Inspection Centres’ section on the regional pages of the Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis or www.gov.bc.ca/hunting.

Anyone who kills a bull elk or a bull moose under the authority of an LEH authorization must, while returning from the hunt, keep the antlers of the animal available for inspection by an officer. This requirement is in addition to any other compulsory inspection/reporting requirements.

THIS SYNOPSIS IS NOT A COMPLETE LIST OF REQUIREMENTS FOR HUNTING IN BRITISH COLUMBIAAll persons hunting under an LEH authorization in B.C. are required to comply with hunting regulations under the Wildlife Act as outlined in the current Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis: www.gov.bc.ca/hunting.

RESPONSIBLE USE OF VEHICLESThe modern Off-Road Vehicle Act (ORV) promotes safe and responsible use of ORVs. Improved safety and mandatory registration help officers better identify the few reckless operators that endanger others, harm animals or damage sensitive habitat. The fine for careless operation is $368 and for unregistered ORVs, $230. For more information about the ORV Act, visit the ministry’s website at https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/industry/crown-land-water/crown-land/crown-land-uses/off-road-vehicles.

The ORV Act applies to ATVs, motorcycles, snowmobiles, side-by-sides and on-highway vehicles (under 4,536 kg) used for work or play on Crown land.

Protect wildlife and their habitat; keep motor vehicles on existing roads and trails.

WILDFIRE NOTICEStay up to date on regulation changes and vehicle/access restrictions during wildfire season.

While planning your hunting expedition visit the B.C. Wildfire Service fire bans and restrictions website for the most up to date information: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/wildfire-status/fire-bans-and-restrictions.

HUNTING & TRAPPING SYNOPSISFor the online version of the synopsis or for corrections and updates to Wildlife Act regulations visit www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/sports-culture/recreation/fishing-hunting/hunting/regulations-synopsis.




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Fish and Wildlife Regional OfficesLEH Headquarters: Victoria 3-2975 Jutland Rd., V8T 5J9 (250) 356-5142

Nanaimo 2080 Labieux Rd., V9T 6J9 (250) 751-7220 Williams Lake 400-640 Borland St., V2G 4T1 (250) 398-4530Surrey 200-10428 153rd St., V3R 1E1 (604) 586-4400 Smithers Bag 5000, 3726 Alfred Ave., V0J 2N0 (250) 847-7260Kamloops 1259 Dalhousie Dr., V2C 5Z5 (250) 371-6200 Prince George 2000 South Ospika Blvd, V2N 4W5 (250) 614-7400Nelson 401-333 Victoria St., V1L 4K3 (250) 354-6333 Fort St. John 400-10003 110 Ave., V1J 6M7 (250) 787-3411Cranbrook 205 Industrial Rd. G, V2G 7G5 (250) 489-8540 Penticton 102 Industrial Pl, V2A 7C8 (250) 490-8200

CONSERVATION OFFICER SERVICE (24 hour contact number)

1-877-952-RAPP (7277) Report All Poachers and Polluters

Smithers

Williams Lake

Kamloops

Cranbrook

NelsonPentictonSurreyNanaimo

LowerMainland

Thompson-Nicola

Kootenay

OkanaganOkanaganVancouver

Island

Cariboo

Skeena

Prince George

FortSt. John

ZONE

OminecaA

ZONEB

Peace

Hunters should be aware access is limited in some areas and are advised to confirm access

before applying.

LIMITED ENTRY HUNTING - TERMINOLOGY(An explanation of the column titles used in the season tables)

CODE: Each hunt is given its own unique 4-digit code, which is highlighted on the left of each column on each page. Codes change every year. AREA: This term is used in conjunction with a place name to denote a specific land area within B.C. It can consist of a number of Management Units, a single Management Unit or a portion of a Management Unit. Hunters should be aware access is limited in some areas and are advised to confirm access before applying.MANAGEMENT UNITS: The province is divided into 225 management units identified by number. In this synopsis they are denoted by the initials ‘M.U.’ and a hyphenated number, i.e. M.U. 4-24, M.U. 3-14, etc. ZONE: Means a portion of one or more management units. If the Management Unit has been divided into Zones, this will appear as Zone A of M.U. 4-24, Zone B of M.U. 4-24, etc. Maps of Zones may be found on pages 15-27 or online at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting.SEASON DATES: Refer to a period of time that hunting may take place. All dates are inclusive, e.g., September 1 to September 30 means that hunting may commence on September 1 and continue through to and including September 30.SPECIES: In this synopsis, ‘species’ refers to the following game: Turkey, Black Bear, Mountain Goat, Mountain Sheep, Elk, Moose, Caribou, Mule (Black-tailed) Deer, White-Tailed Deer and Bison.CLASS OF ANIMAL: This term refers more specifically to the sex, age or antler/horn configuration of the animal for which an authorization is available.TENTATIVE # OF AUTH: The number which appears in the authorizations column is a tentative number only and may be adjusted prior to the draw, resulting in a possible increase or decrease in the final number of available authorizations. FIRST CHOICE ODDS: This is a list of odds on being drawn for the same hunt in the previous LEH draw year. These odds pertain to hunts that were indicated as ‘First Choice’ selections on the previous year's applications. They are a measure of the number of people who applied for each authorization available in the previous year. The odds can be used as a guide to estimate your chances of winning a given draw.

2020-2021 LEH APPLICATION NOTES Use the space below to prepare your LEH application. Once you're ready, you can enter your codes online or take them to any participating vendor location.

SPECIES First Choice Code

Second Choice Code

Shared/Group Hunt ID(if applicable) NOTES

BisonBlack BearCaribouElk MooseMountain GoatMountain SheepMule DeerTurkeyWhite-tailed Deer

To assist you with applying for LEH online, we have provided an LEH Application Notes form for you to record the information you need to apply, whether online or through any participating vendor location.



LIMITED ENTRY BISON SHARED HUNTS

OMINECA/PEACE REGION 7 (See Map 7M for boundaries)All Bison hunts are open only to single applicants or SHARED groups of up to four applicants. Please see the “SHARED HUNTS” section of this synopsis for more details.

Code Area M.U. Zone Season DatesClass of Animal

Tentative

# of Auth

2019 First

ChoiceOdds

0001 Liard 7-42* C Oct 1-Oct 15 Either Sex 32 71.7:10002 Liard 7-42* C Oct 16-Oct 31 Either Sex 32 42.7:10003 Liard 7-42* C Nov 1-Nov 15 Either Sex 16 19.8:10004 Liard 7-42* C Nov 16-Nov 30 Either Sex 16 34.4:10005 Liard 7-42* C Dec 1-Dec 15 Either Sex 16 28.3:10006 Liard 7-42* C Dec 16-Dec 31 Either Sex 16 24.2:10007 Liard 7-42* C Jan 1-Jan 15/21 Either Sex 16 31.3:10008 Liard 7-42* C Jan 16-Jan 31/21 Either Sex 16 22.0:10009 Liard 7-42** D Oct 1-Oct 15 Either Sex 32 53.8:10010 Liard 7-42** D Oct 16-Oct 31 Either Sex 32 33.8:10011 Liard 7-42** D Nov 5-Nov 19 Either Sex 26 28.4:10012 Liard 7-42** D Nov 20-Dec 5 Either Sex 26 20.0:10013 Liard 7-42** D Dec 6-Dec 20 Either Sex 26 53.1:10014 Liard 7-42** D Jan 1-Jan 15/21 Either Sex 26 56.5:10015 Liard 7-42** D Jan 16-Jan 31/21 Either Sex 22 69.8:1

* Includes portions of M.U. 7-42 and 7-57. ** Includes portions of M.U. 7-42, 7-57 and 7-58.Limited motorized access with snow machines is likely to be necessary for November and December but snow depths may vary greatly from year to year.Hunters are prohibited from using a weapon other than:a) a rifle that fires a 175 grain or larger bullet retaining 2712 joules (2000 foot pounds) or more energy

at 100 metres, orb) a bow having a pull greater than 22.6 kg within the archer’s draw length, an arrow greater than

26 grams in weight and a broadhead greater than 8.1 grams in weight and 2.2 cm in width at its widest point.

Hunters are reminded that under Section 35 (2) of the Wildlife Act, anyone who kills or injures wildlife must make every reasonable effort to retrieve that wildlife, and if it is alive, to kill it. This is particularly important with Bison.

END OF LIMITED ENTRY BISON SHARED HUNTS

BLACK BEARThe LEH draw for black bear on Haida Gwaii will be conducted during the spring draw, at the same time as Skeena Sheep. Hunters that obtain an LEH authorization for black bear on Haida Gwaii may hunt in both the spring and fall season.

***2021 EARLY BLACK BEAR DRAW REGION 6***Group Hunt applications are not accepted for Black bear.The application deadline for the spring 2021 draw is February 5, 2021.

SKEENA REGION 6


Tentative # of Auth

2019 First

ChoiceOdds

8001 Haida Gwaii 6-12*Apr 1-Jun 30/21 &Sept 1-Nov 30/21 Adult 4 24.3:1

* Includes M.U. 6-13. Refer to the 2020-2022 Hunting and Trapping Regulaions Synopsis for Compul-sory Inspection requirements. The black bear bag limit on Haida Gwaii is 1 per license year.

CARIBOUSee page 9 for the Spatsizi Moose/Caribou combination hunt.

Refer to 2020-2022 Hunting & Trapping Regulations Synopsis for Compulsory Inspection requirements.

SKEENA REGION 6 (See Maps 6B, 6G & 6I for boundaries)


Tentative# of Auth

2019 First

ChoiceOdds

1001 Spatsizi 6-20 A Aug 15-Aug 31 Bull 90 1.8:11002 Spatsizi 6-20 A Sept 1-Sept 15 Bull 53 1.5:11003 Spatsizi 6-20 A Sept 16-Sept 30 Bull 53 2.4:11004 Spatsizi 6-20 A Oct 1-Oct 15 Bull 50 1.2:11005 Atlin 6-25* A Aug 15-Oct 15 Bull 11 47.6:1

* Includes a portion of M.U. 6-26.

OMINECA/PEACE REGION 7 (See Map 7O & 7P for boundaries)


Tentative# of Auth

2019 First

ChoiceOdds

1006 Edozadelly 7-39 D Aug 15-Oct 15 Bull 4 34.3:11007 Pink Mountain 7-42 A* Aug 15-Sept 30 5 pt Bull 6 N/A

* Includes a portion of M.U. 7-57.

The Special Mountain Sheep resident draw is available to resident hunters for fall 2021 and the code is 6000. Hunters have the option to submit multiple applications for this draw. There is only one resident Special Mountain Sheep authorization for one Mountain Sheep.The successful applicant for the Special Mountain Sheep hunt must hold a valid resident hunting licence, a Mountain Sheep species licence and the Special Mountain Sheep authorization while hunting. Please note that, while the Special Mountain Sheep authorization allows the hunter to exceed the provincial bag limit of 1 and harvest an additional Sheep in the same licence year, the hunter CANNOT hold more than one valid Mountain Sheep species licence at any one time. A second species licence may not be purchased until after the first species licence has been cancelled. If a hunter receives a Special Mountain Sheep authorization, it will not be considered in the calculation of reduced odds for future LEH applications. All

other restrictions, including the location of open seasons, weapons restrictions, species, and sex listed in either the 2021-2022 LEH Synopsis or the 2020-2022 Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis, when available, apply to this special hunt. The successful applicant need not follow horn curl regulations that apply in the area hunted as the Special Mountain Sheep authorization will be for “any ram.”In addition, the successful applicant will have the opportunity to hunt either a bighorn or thinhorn ram Mountain Sheep during the dates listed below. If hunting a thinhorn ram sheep, the successful applicant may hunt up to 21 days prior to the opening date listed below for the intended hunt region.The non-refundable application fee for each Special Mountain Sheep application is $15.75 (includes GST). $10.00 from each application fee will be directed to the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation for projects specific to Mountain Sheep Management.

2021 OPENING SEASON DATES FOR MOUNTAIN SHEEP(Subject to Change)Region 3 Thompson Sept. 10/21 Region 4 Kootenay Sept. 10/21Region 5 Cariboo Sept. 1/21Region 6 Skeena Aug. 1/21Region 7 Omineca/Peace Aug. 1/21Region 8 Okanagan Aug. 25/212021 CLOSING SEASON DATES FOR MOUNTAIN SHEEP(Subject to Change)In all Regions the closing dates are as follows:Bighorn Mountain Sheep Dec. 20/21Thinhorn Mountain Sheep Mar. 31/22

SPECIAL MOUNTAIN SHEEP RESIDENT DRAW FOR 2021 HUNT 5

Go to www.gov.bc.ca/hunting for more information and to find out when the 2021 Special Mountain Sheep is open for applications.The deadline for the 2021 Special Mountain Sheep applications is 11:59 p.m., Friday September 25, 2020

HANDLING GAME MEAT SAFELYThese general safety measures are recommended when handling game meat:4 Do not shoot, handle or consume any animal that is acting

abnormally or appears to be sick.4 Wear latex or rubber gloves when field dressing or handling any

dead animal.4 Bone out the meat from your animal. Don’t saw through bone if

you can avoid it, and avoid cutting through the brain or spinal cord. 4 Minimize the handling of brain and spinal tissues. 4 Wash hands and instruments thoroughly after field dressing is

completed.



ELKVANCOUVER ISLAND REGION 1 ( See Maps 1A & 1B for boundaries)Group Hunt applications are not accepted for Elk in Regions 1 and 2. Refer to 2020-2022 Hunting & Trapping Regulations Synopsis for Compulsory Inspection requirements.


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ARCHERY ONLY SEASONS2001 Vancouver Island 1-04 A*** Sept 1-Oct 10 Antlerless 3 27.3:12002 Vancouver Island 1-04 A*** Sept 1-Oct 10 Either sex 2 85.5:12003 Vancouver Island 1-04 A*** Oct 15-Nov 10 Either sex 4 31.3:12004 Vancouver Island 1-04 A*** Nov 15-Dec 10 Either sex 4 39.5:12005 Vancouver Island 1-04 A*** Dec 15-Jan 10 Either sex 4 24.5:12006 Vancouver Island 1-06 A*** Sept 10-Sept 30 Either sex 3 48.3:12007 Vancouver Island 1-06 A*** Oct 10-Dec 24 Either sex 2 75.5:12008 Vancouver Island 1-06 B*** Sept 10-Dec 15 Either sex 2 70.0:12009 Vancouver Island 1-12 C Sept 10-Sept 30 Either sex 2 56.0:12010 Vancouver Island 1-12 C Oct 10-Dec 15 Either sex 2 69.0:1

REGULAR LIMITED ENTRY HUNTING SEASONS2011 Vancouver Island 1-04 B*** Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 3 76.5:12012 Vancouver Island 1-05 C*** Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 1 53.0:12013 Vancouver Island 1-09 A* Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 3 55.0:12014 Vancouver Island 1-09 B Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 1 54.0:12015 Vancouver Island 1-09 C Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 1 29.0:12016 Vancouver Island 1-10 A Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 2 83.5:12017 Vancouver Island 1-10 B Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 4 49.3:12018 Vancouver Island 1-10 C Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 8 51.3:12019 Vancouver Island 1-10 H Sept 1-Sept 20 Antlerless 4 46.0:12020 Vancouver Island 1-10 H Sept 21-Oct 10 Antlerless 3 42.7:12021 Vancouver Island 1-10 D** Oct 11-Nov 20 Antlerless 1 156.0:12022 Vancouver Island 1-10 D** Nov 21-Dec 31 Antlerless 1 62.0:12023 Vancouver Island 1-10 E Sept 10-Oct 30 Antlerless 2 64.0:12024 Vancouver Island 1-10 E Nov 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 2 38.0:12025 Vancouver Island 1-10 F Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 5 40.0:12026 Vancouver Island 1-10 G Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 4 72.7:12027 Vancouver Island 1-11 A Dec 1-Dec 31 Antlerless 1 33.0:12028 Vancouver Island 1-11 B Dec 1-Dec 31 Antlerless 6 53.2:12029 Vancouver Island 1-03 A Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 3 152.5:12030 Vancouver Island 1-03 B*** Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 3 98.5:12031 Vancouver Island 1-04 B*** Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 2 228.0:12032 Vancouver Island 1-04 C*** Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 3 201.0:12033 Vancouver Island 1-05 A*** Oct 10-Nov 29 Bull 3 116.7:12034 Vancouver Island 1-05 B*** Oct 10-Nov 29 Bull 1 99.0:12035 Vancouver Island 1-05 C*** Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 1 123.0:12036 Vancouver Island 1-06 D*** Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 2 181.0:12037 Vancouver Island 1-09 A Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 8 116.9:12038 Vancouver Island 1-09 B Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 3 71.5:12039 Vancouver Island 1-09 C Oct 10-Oct 20 Bull 2 56.0:12040 Vancouver Island 1-09 C Oct 24-Nov 5 Bull 2 61.0:12041 Vancouver Island 1-09 C Nov 9-Nov 25 Bull 1 50.0:12042 Vancouver Island 1-09 D Oct 10-Oct 20 Bull 3 71.3:12043 Vancouver Island 1-09 D Oct 21-Nov 20 Bull 3 52.7:12044 Vancouver Island 1-10 A Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 3 127.8:12045 Vancouver Island 1-10 B Oct 10-Oct 20 Bull 4 105.3:12046 Vancouver Island 1-10 B Oct 21-Nov 20 Bull 4 88.3:12047 Vancouver Island 1-10 C Oct 10-Oct 20 Bull 6 87.2:12048 Vancouver Island 1-10 C Oct 21-Nov 20 Bull 6 80.0:12049 Vancouver Island 1-10 H Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 3 111.7:12050 Vancouver Island 1-10 H Oct 1-Oct 20 Bull 4 53.0:12051 Vancouver Island 1-10 D** Oct 10-Nov 10 Bull 2 86.5:12052 Vancouver Island 1-10 D** Nov 11-Nov 30 Bull 2 60.0:12053 Vancouver Island 1-10 D** Dec 1-Dec 20 Bull 2 70.5:12054 Vancouver Island 1-10 E Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 4 68.3:12055 Vancouver Island 1-10 F Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 7 111.2:12056 Vancouver Island 1-10 G Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 4 112.2:12057 Vancouver Island 1-10 I Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 4 82.0:12058 Vancouver Island 1-11 A Oct 1-Nov 20 Bull 2 149.5:12059 Vancouver Island 1-11 B Oct 1-Oct 15 Bull 7 91.6:12060 Vancouver Island 1-11 B Oct 16-Nov 20 Bull 7 96.5:12061 Vancouver Island 1-12 B Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 3 32.3:12062 Vancouver Island 1-12 D Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 4 64.0:12063 Vancouver Island 1-12 E Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 3 28.0:1

* Includes Zone D of M.U. 1-09 ** Includes Zone H of M.U. 1-10*** These hunts are almost exclusively on private land and access to these areas is at the discretion

of the landowner. Access during mid-week will not likely be available on private lands managed for industrial forestry activities. Access may not be available during part or all of the LEH season.

LOWER MAINLAND REGION 2 (See Maps 2A, 2B, 2C for boundaries)Group Hunt applications are not accepted for Elk in Regions 1 and 2. Refer to 2020-2022 Hunting & Trapping Regulations Synopsis for Compulsory Inspection requirements.


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2064 Sechelt 2-05* A*** Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 6 81.2:12065 Sechelt 2-05 C*** Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 4 12.3:12066 Sechelt 2-05 C*** Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 4 7.5:12067 Narrows/Tzoonie 2-05 D Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 2 25.0:12068 Clowhom River 2-05 E Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 2 26.7:12069 McNab Creek 2-05 F Oct 10-Oct 20 Bull 3 54.3:12070 McNab Creek 2-05 F Oct 21-Nov 20 Bull 4 30.5:12071 Deserted River 2-05 G Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 3 18.3:1

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2072 Vancouver River 2-05 H Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 1 32.0:12073 Rainy River 2-05 I Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 2 28.8:12074 Sechelt 2-05 J*** Oct 10-Oct 31 Bull 4 4.8:12075 Sechelt 2-05 J*** Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 4 7.8:12076 Rainy-Grey 2-05 K Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 2 N/A2077 Squamish River 2-06 A Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 5 146.6:12078 Indian River 2-08 A Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 2 129.0:12079 Pitt River 2-08 B Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 8 115.6:12080 Stave River 2-08 C Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 2 252.0:12081 Powell River 2-12** A*** Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 1 105.0:12082 Powell River 2-12 B*** Oct 10-Nov 30 Bull 2 19.5:12083 Daniels River 2-12 D Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 6 12.5:12084 Brittain River 2-12 E Oct 10-Oct 20 Bull 2 13.0:12085 Brittain River 2-12 E Oct 21-Nov 20 Bull 3 7.3:12086 Theodosia River 2-12 F Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 4 29.8:12087 Skwawka River 2-12 Q Oct 10-Oct 20 Bull 4 7.5:12088 Skwawka River 2-12 Q Oct 21-Nov 20 Bull 8 7.3:12089 Stillwater 2-12 S Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 1 195.0:12090 Toba River 2-13 A+ Oct 20-Nov 20 Bull 2 N/A2091 Orford River 2-14 A Oct 20-Nov 30 Bull 2 21.5:12092 Southgate River 2-14 B Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 2 28.5:12093 Homathko River 2-15 A Oct 10-Nov 20 Bull 2 34.0:12094 Sechelt 2-05 C*** Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 2 N/A2095 Sechelt 2-05 C*** Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 2 N/A2096 Narrows/Tzoonie 2-05 D Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 1 37.0:12097 McNab Creek 2-05 F Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 1 93.0:12098 Deserted River 2-05 G Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 1 5.0:12099 Vancouver River 2-05 H Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 1 13.0:12100 Rainy-Grey 2-05 J*** Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 1 N/A2101 Rainy-Grey 2-05 J*** Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 1 N/A2102 Squamish River 2-06 A Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 1 N/A2103 Indian River 2-08 A Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 1 38.0:12104 Pitt River 2-08 B Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 4 N/A2105 Stave River 2-08 C Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 1 68.0:12106 Daniels River 2-12 D Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 2 7.0:12107 Brittain River 2-12 E Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 1 7.0:12108 Skwawka River 2-12 Q Oct 10-Nov 20 Antlerless 2 8.0:12109 Orford River 2-14 A Oct 20-Nov 20 Antlerless 1 N/A

* Includes Zone C of M.U. 2-05. ** Includes Zone B of M.U. 2-12.*** The entire area in Zone C and Zone J of M.U. 2-05 and Zone B of M.U. 2-12, and portions of Zone A of M.U. 2-05 and portions of Zone A of M.U. 2-12 are restricted to ARCHERY EQUIPMENT ONLY. Much of the area within Zone C and Zone J of M.U. 2-05 is PRIVATE LAND. Permission of the landowner must be obtained prior to the hunt. Applying for an LEH in these areas does not guarantee that there will be Elk present during the selected season. Also the private landowners may restrict the number of hunters that are allowed onto their land. It is the hunter’s responsibility to locate landowners willing to allow hunter access. This can be a long and challenging process with no guarantee of success.Hunters who wish to cross Indian Reserve lands at Indian River or use the dock at the head of Indian Arm should first contact Burrard Indian Band by phoning (604) 924-4161.+ Hunters who wish to cross or access Klahoose reserve lands at Toba River must obtain permission by contacting Klahoose First Nation.Indian Reserves are private property. In the Sechelt First Nation’s Traditional Territory they request that hunters obtain permission by contacting the resource management department at (604) 885-2273, prior to crossing or accessing any Sechelt Indian Band land.Hunters are reminded that under s. 35 (2) of the Wildlife Act, anyone who injures wildlife must make every reasonable effort to retrieve that wildlife, and if it is alive, to kill it. This is particularly important for Roosevelt Elk in areas restricted to ARCHERY EQUIPMENT ONLY, and these hunts are recommended only to archers with considerable big game hunting experience.

CARIBOO REGION 5 (See Map 5E for boundaries)

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2110 Cariboo 5-02* A Nov 15-Dec 14 Bull 1 N/A2111 Cariboo 5-02* A Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Bull 1 N/A2112 Cariboo 5-02* A Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Bull 1 N/A2113 Cariboo 5-02* A Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 1 N/A2114 Cariboo 5-02* A Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 1 N/A2115 Cariboo 5-02* A Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 1 N/A

* Restricted to PRIVATE LAND ONLY within portions of M.U. 5-02.

Please remember that it is illegal to hunt on private land without the consent of the landowner. Indian Reserves are private land. Permission must be obtained from local Indian Business Office in order to hunt on or across these lands. Private landowners may restrict the number of hunters that are allowed onto their land. Applying for an LEH in this area does not guarantee that there will be Elk present during the selected season.

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ARCHERY ONLY SEASONS2116 Skeena 6-04 A* Dec 1-Dec 15 Bull 1 13.0:12117 Skeena 6-04 A* Dec 16-Dec 31 Bull 1 19.0:12118 Skeena 6-08 A* Dec 1-Dec 15 Bull 1 35.0:1


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SKEENA REGION 6 (See Map 6K for boundaries)Refer to the 2020-2022 Hunting & Trapping Regulations Synopsis for Compulsory Inspection requirements.


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ARCHERY ONLY SEASONS2119 Skeena 6-08 A* Dec 16-Dec 31 Bull 1 35.0:12120 Skeena 6-09 A* Dec 1-Dec 15 Bull 1 24.0:12121 Skeena 6-09 A* Dec 16-Dec 31 Bull 1 23.0:12122 Skeena 6-04 A* Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 1 10.0:12123 Skeena 6-04 A* Dec 16-Dec 31 Antlerless 1 6.0:12124 Skeena 6-08 A* Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 1 14.0:12125 Skeena 6-08 A* Dec 16-Dec 31 Antlerless 1 30.0:12126 Skeena 6-09 A* Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 1 12.0:12127 Skeena 6-09 A* Dec 16-Dec 31 Antlerless 1 15.0:1

REGULAR LIMITED ENTRY HUNTING SEASONS2128 Skeena 6-04 A* Jan 1-Jan 15/21 Bull 1 50.0:12129 Skeena 6-04 A* Jan 16-Jan 31/21 Bull 1 51.0:12130 Skeena 6-04 A* Feb 1-Feb 15/21 Bull 1 56.0:12131 Skeena 6-04 A* Feb 16-Mar 1/21 Bull 1 17.0:12132 Skeena 6-08 A* Jan 1-Jan 15/21 Bull 1 119.0:12133 Skeena 6-08 A* Jan 16-Jan 31/21 Bull 1 122.0:12134 Skeena 6-08 A* Feb 1-Feb 15/21 Bull 1 130.0:12135 Skeena 6-08 A* Feb 16-Mar 1/21 Bull 1 70.0:12136 Skeena 6-09 A* Jan 1-Jan 15/21 Bull 1 59.0:12137 Skeena 6-09 A* Jan 16-Jan 31/21 Bull 1 38.0:12138 Skeena 6-09 A* Feb 1-Feb 15/21 Bull 1 46.0:12139 Skeena 6-09 A* Feb 16-Mar 1/21 Bull 1 44.0:12140 Skeena 6-04 A* Jan 1-Jan 15/21 Antlerless 1 17.0:12141 Skeena 6-04 A* Jan 16-Jan 31/21 Antlerless 1 12.0:12142 Skeena 6-04 A* Feb 1-Feb 15/21 Antlerless 1 32.0:12143 Skeena 6-04 A* Feb 16-Mar 1/21 Antlerless 1 25.0:12144 Skeena 6-08 A* Jan 1-Jan 15/21 Antlerless 1 47.0:12145 Skeena 6-08 A* Jan 16-Jan 31/21 Antlerless 1 32.0:12146 Skeena 6-08 A* Feb 1-Feb 15/21 Antlerless 1 52.0:12147 Skeena 6-08 A* Feb 16-Mar 1/21 Antlerless 1 24.0:12148 Skeena 6-09 A* Jan 1-Jan 15/21 Antlerless 1 24.0:12149 Skeena 6-09 A* Jan 16-Jan 31/21 Antlerless 1 15.0:12150 Skeena 6-09 A* Feb 1-Feb 15/21 Antlerless 1 3.0:12151 Skeena 6-09 A* Feb 16-Mar 1/21 Antlerless 1 23.0:1

* Restricted to PRIVATE LAND ONLY

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2152 Prince George 7-02* Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 20 10.8:12153 Prince George 7-02* Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 20 8.4:12154 Prince George 7-02* Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 20 8.3:12155 Prince George 7-07** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 4 18.5:12156 Prince George 7-07** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 4 8.3:12157 Prince George 7-07** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 4 3.3:12158 Prince George 7-08** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 4 24.3:12159 Prince George 7-08** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 4 9.8:12160 Prince George 7-08** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 4 14.0:12161 Prince George 7-09** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 4 28.0:12162 Prince George 7-09** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 4 11.8:12163 Prince George 7-09** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 4 21.5:12164 Prince George 7-10** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 4 8.0:12165 Prince George 7-10** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 4 2.0:12166 Prince George 7-10** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 4 2.8:12167 Prince George 7-12** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 8 10.5:12168 Prince George 7-12** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 8 4.1:12169 Prince George 7-12** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 8 6.8:12170 Prince George 7-13** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 8 31.5:12171 Prince George 7-13** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 8 21.5:12172 Prince George 7-13** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 8 23.6:12173 Prince George 7-14** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 8 3.5:12174 Prince George 7-14** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 8 2.4:12175 Prince George 7-14** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 8 2.4:12176 Prince George 7-15** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 4 37.8:12177 Prince George 7-15** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 4 15.8:12178 Prince George 7-15** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 4 25.3:12179 Prince George 7-17** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 4 5.3:12180 Prince George 7-17** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 4 3.5:12181 Prince George 7-17** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 4 1.0:12182 Prince George 7-24** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 4 28.0:12183 Prince George 7-24** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 4 16.0:12184 Prince George 7-24** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 4 14.0:12185 Prince George 7-25** Nov 15-Dec 14 Antlerless 6 12.8:12186 Prince George 7-25** Dec 15-Jan 14/21 Antlerless 4 15.5:12187 Prince George 7-25** Jan 15-Feb 14/21 Antlerless 2 17.0:12188 Peace River 7-20 Dec 1-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 100 4.7:12189 Peace River 7-21 Dec 1-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 100 N/A2190 Peace River 7-32 Dec 1-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 100 N/A2191 Peace River 7-33 Dec 1-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 250 N/A2192 Peace River 7-34 Dec 1-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 200 N/A2193 Peace River 7-35 Dec 1-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 250 N/A2194 Tuchodi River 7-42*** A Aug 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 115 2.3:12195 Peace River 7-45 Dec 1-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 50 N/A2196 Peace River 7-46 Dec 1-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 50 N/A2197 Toad River 7-51 A+ Dec 1-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 50 5.5:1

ELK* Restricted to PRIVATE LAND ONLY within M.U. 7-02, 7-03, 7-04 and 7-05.** Restricted to PRIVATE LAND ONLY.*** Includes M.U. 7-50 and the northern portion of M.U. 7-42. See Map 7I.+ Includes a portion of M.U. 7-54.

PRIVATE LAND ONLY hunts: Permission of the landowner must be obtained prior to the hunt. Applying for an LEH in this area does not guarantee that there will be Elk present during the selected season. Also the private landowners may restrict the number of hunters that are allowed onto their land. It is the hunter’s responsibility to locate landowners willing to allow hunter access. This can be a long and challenging process with no guarantee of success. Further, the landowner has the right to stipulate conditions when granting access. Some landowners may charge access fees and this is legal in British Columbia.

PEACE RIVER AGE-RESTRICTED HUNTS (See Map 7G for boundaries)The following hunt is open ONLY to hunters who are under the age of 18 and WHO POSSESS A VALID FWID. To qualify as under 18, an applicant’s 18th birthday must fall on or after August 1, 2020. Hunters who are under the age of 18 at the time of their hunt must be accompanied and closely supervised while hunting by a person who is 18 years of age or older and who meet the qualifications of a Supervising Hunter for Youth see details at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting.


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2198 Peace River Y 7-20 A* Dec 1-Feb 28/21 Either Sex 200 1.9:1

* Includes all Crown Land and private land. Zone A of M.U. 7-20 encompasses M.U. 7-32, 7-33, and 7-34 and portions of M.U. 7-20, 7-21, 7-35, 7-45, and 7-46. This hunt also includes all PRIVATE LAND ONLY and CROWN LAND ONLY within 2000 metres of private land within M.U. 7-22, 7-43, 7-44, Zone A of 7-45 and M.U. 7-58. See Map 7G.

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2199 Princeton 8-04 A** Sept 10-Sept 30 Antlerless 10 131.4:12200 Princeton 8-04 A** Oct 1-Oct 20 Antlerless 10 96.3:12201 Christian Valley 8-12 A* Nov 10-Dec 15 Antlerless 20 61.0:12202 Christian Valley 8-12 A* Jan 15-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 20 41.2:1

* Restricted to all land on or below 1100 metre elevation within M.U. 8-12 and 8-14.** Incudes portions of M.U. 8-4, 8-5 and 8-6. See www.gov.bc.ca/hunting for detailed maps.Please remember that it is illegal to hunt on private land without the consent of the landowner. Indian Reserves are private land. Permission must be obtained from the local Indian Business Office in order to hunt on or across these lands. Private landowners may restrict the number of hunters that are allowed onto their land. Applying for an LEH in this area does not guarantee that there will be Elk present during selected season.

LIMITED ENTRY MOOSE SHARED HUNTSAll Moose hunts are open only to single applicants or shared groups of up to four applicants. Please see the “SHARED HUNTS” section of this synopsis for more details.

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4001 Kamloops 3-12 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 54.0:14002 Kamloops 3-13 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 21.0:14003 Kamloops 3-18 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 82.0:14004 Kamloops 3-19 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 99.0:14005 Kamloops 3-20 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 58.0:14006 Kamloops 3-26 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 63.0:14007 Kamloops 3-27 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 45.0:14008 Kamloops 3-28 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 32.0:14009 Kamloops 3-29 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 51.0:14010 Kamloops 3-30 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 80.0:14011 Kamloops 3-31 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 23.0:14012 Kamloops 3-36 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 12.0:14013 Kamloops 3-37 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 23.0:14014 Kamloops 3-39 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 24.0:14015 Kamloops 3-40 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 24.0:14016 Kamloops 3-41 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 7.0:14017 Kamloops 3-42 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 4.0:14018 Kamloops 3-44 Nov 1-Nov 10 Cow or Calf 1 6.0:1

NOTE: LEH BULL IS ANY BULL REGARDLESS OF ANTLER CONFIGURATION4019 Kamloops 3-12 A Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 15 69.1:14020 Kamloops 3-12 B Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 2 37.5:14021 Kamloops 3-13 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 9 29.7:14022 Kamloops 3-17 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 5 13.0:14023 Kamloops 3-18 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 6 53.2:14024 Kamloops 3-19 A Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 5 81.4:14025 Kamloops 3-19 B Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 2 46.2:14026 Kamloops 3-20 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 5 60.0:14027 Kamloops 3-26 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 7 68.6:14028 Kamloops 3-27 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 7 37.3:14029 Kamloops 3-28 A Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 10 26.8:14030 Kamloops 3-28 B Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 9 17.6:14031 Kamloops 3-29 A Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 9 27.1:14032 Kamloops 3-29 B Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 6 38.3:14033 Kamloops 3-30 A Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 3 58.0:14034 Kamloops 3-30 B Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 7 43.3:14035 Kamloops 3-31 A Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 14 18.8:14036 Kamloops 3-31 B Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 12 14.9:14037 Kamloops 3-32 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 12 20.2:14038 Kamloops 3-33 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 4 29.0:14039 Kamloops 3-35 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 10 7.9:14040 Kamloops 3-36 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 4 27.3:14041 Kamloops 3-37 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 5 80.2:1

http://www.gov.bc.ca/hunting



LIMITED ENTRY MOOSE SHARED HUNTSTHOMPSON REGION 3 (See Map 3H for boundaries)


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4042 Kamloops 3-38 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 15 16.8:14043 Kamloops 3-39 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 1 70.0:14044 Kamloops 3-40 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 18 13.0:14045 Kamloops 3-41 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 7 10.7:14046 Kamloops 3-42 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 9 12.4:14047 Kamloops 3-43 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 3 9.3:14048 Kamloops 3-44 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 4 10.3:14049 Kamloops 3-46* Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 25 3.9:14050 Kamloops 3-46* Sept 20-Sept 30 Bull 5 1.2:14051 Kamloops 3-12 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 15 23.2:14052 Kamloops 3-12 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 1 21.0:14053 Kamloops 3-13 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 14 8.5:14054 Kamloops 3-17 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 3 33.0:14055 Kamloops 3-18 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 9 13.7:14056 Kamloops 3-19 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 6 33.3:14057 Kamloops 3-19 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 3 88.7:14058 Kamloops 3-20 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 2 36.5:14059 Kamloops 3-26 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 8 25.6:14060 Kamloops 3-27 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 9 17.2:14061 Kamloops 3-28 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 24 10.3:14062 Kamloops 3-28 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 12 8.4:14063 Kamloops 3-29 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 11 7.6:14064 Kamloops 3-29 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 13 7.5:14065 Kamloops 3-30 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 7 18.4:14066 Kamloops 3-30 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 15 12.7:14067 Kamloops 3-31 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 28 4.5:14068 Kamloops 3-31 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 24 3.8:14069 Kamloops 3-32 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 24 4.9:14070 Kamloops 3-33 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 13 5.6:14071 Kamloops 3-35 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 20 2.0:14072 Kamloops 3-36 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 7 13.3:14073 Kamloops 3-37 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 17 8.3:14074 Kamloops 3-38 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 16 6.3:14075 Kamloops 3-39 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 4 24.0:14076 Kamloops 3-40 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 19 3.9:14077 Kamloops 3-41 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 12 2.2:14078 Kamloops 3-42 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 16 2.1:14079 Kamloops 3-43 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 2 5.0:14080 Kamloops 3-44 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 2 2.5:14081 Kamloops 3-46* Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 30 1.7:14082 Kamloops 3-46* Dec 1-Dec 10 Bull 10 2.7:1

* Hunters should be aware that M.U. 3-46 is located primarily within Wells Gray Provincial Park. Access is limited, ATV use is prohibited and additional restrictions may apply.

KOOTENAY REGION 4 (See Maps 4E, 4F, 4G & 4H for boundaries)Refer to the 2020-2022 Hunting & Trapping Regulations Synopsis for Compulsory Inspection requirements.


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4083 Kootenay 4-38 D Oct 16-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 55 0.9:14084 Kootenay 4-38 E Oct 16-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 40 4.5:14085 Kootenay 4-38 F Oct 16-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 19 2.4:14086 Kootenay 4-39 D Oct 16-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 37 1.1:14087 Kootenay 4-39 E Oct 16-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 36 0.8:14088 Kootenay 4-39 F Oct 16-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 25 1.5:1

* Where a hunter chooses to harvest a cow rather than a calf, please select a cow without calves.

NOTE: LEH BULL IS ANY BULL REGARDLESS OF ANTLER CONFIGURATION4089 Kootenay 4-01 A Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 9 19.4:14090 Kootenay 4-01 B Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 10 17.3:14091 Kootenay 4-02 A Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 7 22.7:14092 Kootenay 4-02 B Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 9 5.4:14093 Kootenay 4-03 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 3 36.7:14094 Kootenay 4-04 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 5 15.0:14095 Kootenay 4-05 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 19 24.2:14096 Kootenay 4-06 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 14 18.0:14097 Kootenay 4-07 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 10 13.9:14098 Kootenay 4-08 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 17 30.8:14099 Kootenay 4-09 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 13 47.0:14100 Kootenay 4-14 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 3 15.7:14101 Kootenay 4-15 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 3 12.0:14102 Kootenay 4-16 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 2 18.5:14103 Kootenay 4-17 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 1 11.5:14104 Kootenay 4-18 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 7 12.2:14105 Kootenay 4-19 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 2 2.0:14106 Kootenay 4-20 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 28 23.4:14107 Kootenay 4-21 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 7 66.5:14108 Kootenay 4-22 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 32 15.3:14109 Kootenay 4-23 A Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 7 55.2:14110 Kootenay 4-23 B Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 21 26.5:14111 Kootenay 4-24 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 11 36.3:14112 Kootenay 4-25 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 11 13.2:14113 Kootenay 4-26 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 19 11.1:14114 Kootenay 4-27 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 2 5.0:14115 Kootenay 4-28 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 2 1.5:14116 Kootenay 4-29 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 5 3.2:14117 Kootenay 4-30 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 10 3.0:14118 Kootenay 4-31 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 16 6.7:14119 Kootenay 4-32 A Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 17 17.4:1

LIMITED ENTRY MOOSE SHARED HUNTSKOOTENAY REGION 4 (See Maps 4E, 4F, 4G & 4H for boundaries)Refer to the 2020-2022 Hunting & Trapping Regulations Synopsis for Compulsory Inspection requirements.


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4120 Kootenay 4-32 B Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 17 4.3:14121 Kootenay 4-33 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 7 5.1:14122 Kootenay 4-34 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 11 9.4:14123 Kootenay 4-35 Oct 15-Nov 15 Bull* 16 36.5:14124 Kootenay 4-36 Sept 20-Nov 15 Bull** 16 5.6:14125 Kootenay 4-37 Sept 20-Nov 15 Bull** 22 4.2:14126 Kootenay 4-38 D Sept 20-Nov 15 Bull** 23 6.7:14127 Kootenay 4-38 E Sept 20-Nov 15 Bull** 12 19.3:14128 Kootenay 4-38 F Sept 20-Nov 15 Bull** 2 15.0:14129 Kootenay 4-39 D Sept 20-Nov 15 Bull** 6 3.6:14130 Kootenay 4-39 E Sept 20-Nov 15 Bull** 5 4.7:14131 Kootenay 4-39 F Sept 20-Nov 15 Bull** 2 3.5:14132 Kootenay 4-40 Sept 20-Nov 15 Bull** 29 2.4:1

* Persons successful in drawing an LEH authorization for these bull Moose only hunts may hunt from September 1 to October 14 using ARCHERY EQUIPMENT ONLY.

** Persons successful in drawing an LEH authorization for these bull Moose only hunts may hunt from September 1 to September 19 using ARCHERY EQUIPMENT ONLY.

CARIBOO REGION 5 (See Maps 5F, 5G, 5H, 5I & 5J for boundaries)Refer to the 2020-2022 Hunting & Trapping Regulations Synopsis for Compulsory Inspection requirements.


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4133 Cariboo 5-15 A Nov 1-Dec 10 Cow or Calf 1 20.0:14134 Cariboo 5-15 B Nov 1-Dec 10 Cow or Calf 1 13.0:14135 Cariboo 5-15 C Nov 1-Dec 10 Cow or Calf 1 9.0:14136 Cariboo 5-15 D Nov 1-Dec 10 Cow or Calf 1 10.0:1

NOTE: LEH BULL IS ANY BULL REGARDLESS OF ANTLER CONFIGURATION4137 Cariboo 5-01 Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 30 10.8:14138 Cariboo 5-01 Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 15 33.5:14139 Cariboo 5-01 Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 30 11.2:14140 Cariboo 5-01 Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 28 6.4:14141 Cariboo 5-02 A Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 20 8.4:14142 Cariboo 5-02 A Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 6 43.2:14143 Cariboo 5-02 A Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 8 15.4:14144 Cariboo 5-02 A Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 9 10.8:14145 Cariboo 5-02 B Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 55 9.9:14146 Cariboo 5-02 B Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 23 21.3:14147 Cariboo 5-02 B Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 28 13.8:14148 Cariboo 5-02 B Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 18 10.4:14149 Cariboo 5-02 C Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 40 9.0:14150 Cariboo 5-02 C Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 23 16.2:14151 Cariboo 5-02 C Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 14 14.3:14152 Cariboo 5-02 C Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 8 18.3:14153 Cariboo 5-02 D Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 65 4.5:14154 Cariboo 5-02 D Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 27 12.2:14155 Cariboo 5-02 D Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 35 8.2:14156 Cariboo 5-02 D Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 18 8.1:14157 Cariboo* 5-03 A Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 8 25.5:14158 Cariboo* 5-03 A Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 10 11.8:14159 Cariboo* 5-03 A Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 10 5.8:14160 Cariboo* 5-04 A Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 1 20.0:14161 Cariboo* 5-04 A Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 1 2.0:14162 Cariboo* 5-04 A Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 1 0.0:14163 Cariboo* 5-04 B Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 6 25.5:14164 Cariboo* 5-04 B Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 9 12.7:14165 Cariboo* 5-04 B Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 9 5.2:14166 Cariboo* 5-05 Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 14 3.0:14167 Cariboo* 5-05 Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 10 1.9:14168 Cariboo* 5-05 Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 22 0.4:14169 Cariboo* 5-06 A Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 12 3.3:14170 Cariboo* 5-06 A Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 5 6.6:14171 Cariboo* 5-06 A Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 20 1.1:14172 Cariboo* 5-06 A Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 15 0.7:14173 Cariboo* 5-10 Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 12 2.1:14174 Cariboo* 5-10 Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 6 3.3:14175 Cariboo* 5-10 Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 5 0.8:14176 Cariboo* 5-10 Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 5 0.2:14177 Cariboo* 5-11 A Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 15 0.3:14178 Cariboo* 5-11 A Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 10 0.6:14179 Cariboo* 5-11 A Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 10 0.2:14180 Cariboo* 5-11 A Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 3 0.7:14181 Cariboo* 5-12 A Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 16 5.1:14182 Cariboo* 5-12 A Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 16 2.2:14183 Cariboo* 5-12 A Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 16 1.3:14184 Cariboo* 5-12 B Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 12 3.5:14185 Cariboo* 5-12 B Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 8 6.6:14186 Cariboo* 5-12 B Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 12 1.6:14187 Cariboo* 5-12 B Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 5 0.0:14188 Cariboo* 5-13 A Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 1 137.0:14189 Cariboo* 5-13 A Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 1 28.0:14190 Cariboo* 5-13 B Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 6 52.7:14191 Cariboo* 5-13 B Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 2 136.0:14192 Cariboo* 5-13 B Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 2 79.5:14193 Cariboo* 5-13 B Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 4 24.0:14194 Cariboo* 5-13 C Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 1 187.0:1


LIMITED ENTRY MOOSE SHARED HUNTSCARIBOO REGION 5 (See Maps 5F, 5G, 5H, 5I & 5J for boundaries)Refer to the 2020-2022 Hunting & Trapping Regulations Synopsis for Compulsory Inspection requirements.


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4195 Cariboo* 5-13 C Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 1 159.0:14196 Cariboo* 5-13 C Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 1 53.0:14197 Cariboo* 5-14 Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 1 99.0:14198 Cariboo* 5-14 Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 1 35.0:14199 Cariboo 5-15 A Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 35 2.9:14200 Cariboo 5-15 A Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 8 14.6:14201 Cariboo 5-15 A Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 22 4.3:14202 Cariboo 5-15 A Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 15 3.9:14203 Cariboo 5-15 B Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 40 1.6:14204 Cariboo 5-15 B Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 30 2.5:14205 Cariboo 5-15 B Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 30 1.2:14206 Cariboo 5-15 B Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 16 0.6:14207 Cariboo 5-15 C Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 25 4.1:14208 Cariboo 5-15 C Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 6 20.3:14209 Cariboo 5-15 C Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 20 4.3:14210 Cariboo 5-15 C Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 25 2.6:14211 Cariboo 5-15 D Sept 10-Sept 30 Bull 31 6.6:14212 Cariboo 5-15 D Oct 1-Oct 14 Bull 15 12.1:14213 Cariboo 5-15 D Oct 15-Oct 31 Bull 19 8.2:14214 Cariboo 5-15 D Nov 1-Nov 15 Bull 20 6.5:1

* Compulsory inspection required. A portion of these hunts are within Aboriginal Title Lands where access is restricted. See Map 5J. There is no consent by Tsilhqot’in National Government to hunt on Aboriginal Title Lands. Road access to 5-04A is through Aboriginal Title Land via the Elkin Cr-Lord River FSR which is currently gated and may be closed throughout the fall hunting season.

SKEENA REGION 6 (See Maps 6C, 6G, 6J & 6L for boundaries)The Ministry is offering a combination hunt in the Spatsizi for one Moose and one Caribou. See Code 4226 to ap-ply. Persons successful in drawing a Moose/Caribou authorization may hunt for both Moose and Caribou. Please note that you may only enter one application per LEH species per year and if you apply for this combination hunt you may not apply for any other Moose or Caribou hunt.



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ARCHERY ONLY SEASONS4215 Smithers 6-01 Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 8 N/A4216 Smithers 6-02 Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 5 N/A4217 Smithers 6-04 Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 18 N/A4218 Smithers 6-05 Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 5 N/A4219 Smithers 6-06 Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 5 N/A4220 Smithers 6-07 Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 5 N/A4221 Smithers 6-08 Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 18 N/A4222 Smithers 6-09 Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 32 N/A4223 Smithers 6-10 A* Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 5 N/A4224 Smithers 6-15 A Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 5 N/A4225 Smithers 6-30 Oct 1-Oct 19 Bull 8 N/A

* Includes portions of M.U. 6-03 and 6-11

COMBINATION HUNT4226 Spatsizi 6-20 A Aug 15-Oct 15 Moose/Caribou

Bull 8 6.1:1

REGULAR HUNTS4227 Smithers 6-01 Sept 10-Oct 19

& Oct 23-Nov 15 Bull 88 5.7:1

4228 Smithers 6-02 A Sept 10-Oct 19 & Oct 23-Nov 15 Bull 50 2.3:1

4229 Smithers 6-02 B Sept 1-Oct 19 Bull 95 1.0:14230 Smithers 6-04 Sept 10-Sept 24 Bull 1 4.8:14231 Smithers 6-04 Sept 25-Oct 19 Bull 1 13.0:14232 Smithers 6-04 Oct 23-Nov 15 Bull 1 6.4:14233 Smithers 6-05 Sept 10-Sept 24 Bull 1 12.0:14234 Smithers 6-05 Sept 25-Oct 19 Bull 1 20.0:14235 Smithers 6-05 Oct 23-Nov 15 Bull 1 15.0:14236 Smithers 6-06 Sept 10-Sept 24 Bull 1 3.6:14237 Smithers 6-06 Sept 25-Oct 19 Bull 1 7.8:14238 Smithers 6-06 Oct 23-Nov 15 Bull 1 3.4:1

4239 Smithers 6-07 Sept 10-Oct 19 & Oct 23-Nov 15 Bull 1 2.4:1

4240 Smithers 6-08 Sept 10-Sept 24 Bull 83 2.9:14241 Smithers 6-08 Sept 25-Oct 19 Bull 56 8.5:14242 Smithers 6-08 Oct 23-Nov 15 Bull 75 3.3:14243 Smithers 6-09 Sept 10-Sept 24 Bull 150 2.1:14244 Smithers 6-09 Sept 25-Oct 19 Bull 150 5.6:14245 Smithers 6-09 Oct 23-Nov 15 Bull 150 2.7:1

4246 Smithers 6-10 A* Sept 10-Oct 19 & Oct 23-Nov 15 Bull 1 118.0:1


4248 Stikine 6-19 A Sept 1-Sept 14 Bull 15 1.6:14249 Stikine 6-19 A Sept 15-Sept 30 Bull 16 6.6:14250 Stikine 6-19 A Oct 1-Oct 15 Bull 15 6.9:14251 Spatsizi 6-20 A Aug 15-Oct 15 Bull 98 1.4:14252 Klappan 6-20 B** Sept 15-Sept 30 Bull 24 2.9:14253 Klappan 6-20 B** Oct 1-Oct 15 Bull 24 2.9:1


* Includes portions of M.U. 6-03 and 6-11. ** Includes portions of M.U. 6-17 and 6-18. See Map 6G

LIMITED ENTRY MOOSE SHARED HUNTSOMINECA/PEACE REGION 7 (See Maps 7A & 7B for boundaries)


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4255 Prince George 7-02 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 8.0:14256 Prince George 7-03 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 12.0:14257 Prince George 7-04 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 15.0:14258 Prince George 7-05 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 15.0:14259 Prince George 7-06 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 8.0:14260 Prince George 7-07 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 50.0:14261 Prince George 7-08 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 34.0:14262 Prince George 7-09 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 21.0:14263 Prince George 7-10 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 47.0:14264 Prince George 7-11 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 26.0:14265 Prince George 7-12 A Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 47.0:14266 Prince George 7-12 B Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 32.0:14267 Prince George 7-13 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 38.0:14268 Prince George 7-14 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 15.0:14269 Prince George 7-15 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 36.0:14270 Prince George 7-16 A Oct 1-Oct 9 Cow or Calf+ 3 10.7:14271 Prince George 7-16 B Oct 1-Oct 9 Cow or Calf+ 3 3.0:14272 Prince George 7-16 C Oct 1-Oct 9 Cow or Calf+ 1 9.0:14273 Prince George 7-16 A Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 7 4.3:14274 Prince George 7-16 B Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 7 2.0:14275 Prince George 7-16 C Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 21.0:14276 Prince George 7-17 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 24.0:14277 Prince George 7-18 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 3.0:14278 Prince George 7-23 A Oct 1-Oct 9 Cow or Calf+ 9 2.6:14279 Prince George 7-23 B Oct 1-Oct 9 Cow or Calf+ 9 2.8:14280 Prince George 7-23 C Oct 1-Oct 9 Cow or Calf+ 9 1.1:14281 Prince George 7-23 D Oct 1-Oct 9 Cow or Calf+ 2 1.0:14282 Prince George 7-23 E Oct 1-Oct 9 Cow or Calf+ 2 2.5:14283 Prince George 7-23 A Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 17 2.8:14284 Prince George 7-23 B Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 17 2.9:14285 Prince George 7-23 C Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 17 1.6:14286 Prince George 7-23 D Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 4 1.3:14287 Prince George 7-23 E Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 4 1.5:14288 Prince George 7-24 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 22.0:14289 Prince George 7-25 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 17.0:14290 Prince George 7-26 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 17.0:14291 Prince George 7-27 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 7.0:14292 Prince George 7-28 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 16.0:14293 Prince George 7-29 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 13.0:14294 Prince George 7-30 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 14.0:14295 Prince George 7-38 Oct 10-Oct 25 Cow or Calf+ 1 4.0:1

+ Where a hunter chooses to harvest a cow rather than a calf, please select a cow without calves.

4296 Prince George 7-02 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 1.0:14297 Prince George 7-03 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 0.0:14298 Prince George 7-04 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 0.0:14299 Prince George 7-05 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 1.0:14300 Prince George 7-06 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 0.0:14301 Prince George 7-07 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 2.0:14302 Prince George 7-08 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 7.0:14303 Prince George 7-09 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 9.0:14304 Prince George 7-10 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 0.0:14305 Prince George 7-11 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 14.0:14306 Prince George 7-12 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 3.0:14307 Prince George 7-13 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 12.0:14308 Prince George 7-14 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 3.0:14309 Prince George 7-15 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 4.0:14310 Prince George 7-17 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 0.0:14311 Prince George 7-18 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 2.0:14312 Prince George 7-24 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 10.0:14313 Prince George 7-25 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 0.0:14314 Prince George 7-26 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 1.0:14315 Prince George 7-27 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 1.0:14316 Prince George 7-28 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 6.0:14317 Prince George 7-29 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 0.0:14318 Prince George 7-30 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 0.0:14319 Prince George 7-38 Oct 3-Oct 12 Calf only 1 2.0:14320 Prince George 7-02 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 46 2.5:14321 Prince George 7-03 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 46 5.1:14322 Prince George 7-04 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 46 3.7:14323 Prince George 7-05 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 46 6.1:14324 Prince George 7-06 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 58 8.1:14325 Prince George 7-07 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 120 8.3:14326 Prince George 7-08 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 95 11.9:14327 Prince George 7-09 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 95 7.3:14328 Prince George 7-10 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 75 9.9:14329 Prince George 7-11 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 120 7.7:14330 Prince George 7-12 A Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 71 9.6:14331 Prince George 7-12 B Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 71 9.7:14332 Prince George 7-13 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 95 7.4:14333 Prince George 7-14 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 89 6.3:14334 Prince George 7-15 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull* 95 10.7:14335 Prince George 7-16 A Aug 15-Sept 30 Bull 23 6.3:14336 Prince George 7-16 B Aug 15-Sept 30 Bull 23 2.4:14337 Prince George 7-16 C Aug 15-Sept 30 Bull 23 9.3:14338 Prince George 7-16 A Oct 1-Nov 5 Bull 23 8.0:14339 Prince George 7-16 B Oct 1-Nov 5 Bull 23 3.0:14340 Prince George 7-16 C Oct 1-Nov 5 Bull 23 13.9:1


LIMITED ENTRY MOOSE SHARED HUNTSOMINECA/PEACE REGION 7 (See Maps 7A & 7B for boundaries)


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4341 Prince George 7-17 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull 42 11.3:14342 Prince George 7-18 Aug 15-Nov 5 Bull 42 7.3:14343 Prince George 7-23 A Aug 15-Sept 30 Bull 23 2.1:14344 Prince George 7-23 B Aug 15-Sept 30 Bull 23 1.7:14345 Prince George 7-23 C Aug 15-Sept 30 Bull 23 2.9:14346 Prince George 7-23 D Aug 15-Sept 30 Bull 13 1.2:14347 Prince George 7-23 E Aug 15-Sept 30 Bull 13 3.0:14348 Prince George 7-23 A Oct 1-Nov 5 Bull 23 3.2:14349 Prince George 7-23 B Oct 1-Nov 5 Bull 23 4.5:14350 Prince George 7-23 C Oct 1-Nov 5 Bull 23 4.0:14351 Prince George 7-23 D Oct 1-Nov 5 Bull 13 1.7:14352 Prince George 7-23 E Oct 1-Nov 5 Bull 13 3.2:14353 Prince George 7-24 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull 145 11.4:14354 Prince George 7-25 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull 80 7.3:14355 Prince George 7-26 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull 136 6.2:14356 Prince George 7-27 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull 92 4.0:14357 Prince George 7-28 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull 141 7.7:14358 Prince George 7-29 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull 68 9.1:14359 Prince George 7-30 Sept 10-Nov 5 Bull 44 8.8:14360 Prince George 7-37 Aug 15-Oct 9 Bull 22 2.5:14361 Prince George 7-37 Oct 10-Nov 5 Bull 22 0.6:14362 Prince George 7-38 Aug 15-Oct 9 Bull 19 10.9:14363 Prince George 7-38 Oct 10-Nov 5 Bull 19 7.1:14364 Prince George 7-39 Aug 15-Oct 9 Bull 22 4.7:14365 Prince George 7-39 Oct 10-Nov 5 Bull 22 0.8:14366 Prince George 7-40 Aug 15-Oct 9 Bull 22 1.2:14367 Prince George 7-40 Oct 10-Nov 5 Bull 22 0.3:14368 Prince George 7-41 Aug 15-Oct 9 Bull 22 1.3:14369 Prince George 7-41 Oct 10-Nov 5 Bull 22 0.0:1

* Persons successful in drawing an LEH authorization for these bull Moose only hunts may hunt from Sept 1-Sept 9 using ARCHERY EQUIPMENT ONLY.

OKANAGAN REGION 8Refer to the 2020-2022 Hunting & Trapping Regulations Synopsis for Compulsory Inspection requirements.


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4370 Okanagan 8-08 Nov 1-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 1 36.0:14371 Okanagan 8-10 Nov 1-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 1 35.0:14372 Okanagan 8-11 Nov 1-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 1 22.0:14373 Okanagan 8-12 Nov 1-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 1 60.0:14374 Okanagan 8-23 Nov 1-Nov 30 Cow or Calf* 1 27.0:1

* Where a hunter chooses to harvest a cow rather than a calf, please select a cow without calves.

4375 Okanagan 8-01 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 2 49.0:14376 Okanagan 8-01 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 4 25.5:14377 Okanagan 8-04* Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 5 29.7:14378 Okanagan 8-04* Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 11 12.5:14379 Okanagan 8-05 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 10 37.3:14380 Okanagan 8-05 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 20 18.4:14381 Okanagan 8-06 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 8 53.0:14382 Okanagan 8-06 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 10 29.4:14383 Okanagan 8-07** Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 5 50.8:14384 Okanagan 8-07** Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 9 16.0:14385 Okanagan 8-08 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 6 50.1:14386 Okanagan 8-08 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 11 24.9:14387 Okanagan 8-09 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 3 43.3:14388 Okanagan 8-09 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 7 17.3:14389 Okanagan 8-10*** Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 2 47.5:14390 Okanagan 8-10*** Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 4 27.8:14391 Okanagan 8-11 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 1 67.0:14392 Okanagan 8-11 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 3 49.0:14393 Okanagan 8-12 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 10 53.7:14394 Okanagan 8-12 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 15 31.0:14395 Okanagan 8-14+ Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 10 26.1:14396 Okanagan 8-14+ Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 20 14.4:14397 Okanagan 8-15 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 4 34.3:14398 Okanagan 8-15 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 8 12.9:14399 Okanagan 8-21 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 2 18.7:14400 Okanagan 8-21 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 4 9.8:14401 Okanagan 8-23 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 8 23.8:14402 Okanagan 8-23 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 10 11.8:14403 Okanagan 8-24 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 4 19.6:14404 Okanagan 8-24 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 8 5.9:14405 Okanagan 8-25 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 6 16.6:14406 Okanagan 8-25 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 10 15.0:14407 Okanagan 8-26 Oct 1-Oct 31 Bull 5 26.6:14408 Okanagan 8-26 Nov 1-Nov 30 Bull 10 7.5:1

* Includes M.U. 8-03 ** Includes M.U. 8-02 *** Includes M.U. 8-22+ Includes M.U. 8-13

END OF THE MOOSE SHARED HUNTS

MOUNTAIN GOATDue to concerns over the large percentage of female goats harvested in some areas of the province, the Wildlife and Habitat Branch continues to encourage hunters to harvest male Mountain Goats only. Copies of a DVD titled “Is it a Billy or Is It a Nanny?” are available for loan at regional wildlife offices to help hunters learn to select male Mountain Goats. Hunters are encouraged to borrow and view this DVD prior to their Mountain Goat hunt. For more details see page 28.

LOWER MAINLAND REGION 2 (See Map 2A for boundaries)


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5001 Mt. Meager 2-11 A Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 9 18.0:15002 Upper Lillooet 2-11 B Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 5 24.2:1

Kids, and adults in the company of kids, may not be taken.Mountain Goat are sensitive to harvest. Hunters are requested to select a male Mountain Goat. Harvest of any female goats from this population unit will likely result in its closure.

THOMPSON REGION 3 (See Maps 3F, 3G, & 3I for boundaries)


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5003 Nahatlatch River 3-15 A Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 5 25.0:15004 Kamloops 3-16 A Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 10 6.0:15005 Kamloops 3-16 B Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 17 11.0:15006 Kamloops 3-16 C Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 9 9.6:15007 Kamloops 3-16 D Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 4 10.3:15008 Kamloops 3-16 E Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 5 4.3:15009 Kamloops 3-16 G Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 10 4.3:15010 Kamloops 3-32 E Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 5 15.6:15011 Kamloops 3-32 F Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 5 26.6:15012 Kamloops 3-33 A Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 17 4.2:15013 Kamloops 3-33 B Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 16 6.1:15014 Kamloops 3-33 C Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 13 4.4:15015 Kamloops 3-33 E Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 17 3.9:15016 Kamloops 3-33 F Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 2 12.5:15017 Kamloops 3-35 A* Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 9 9.0:15018 Kamloops 3-36 A** Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 3 20.3:15019 Kamloops 3-42 A*** Sept 1-Nov 30 Adult 3 13.0:15020 Kamloops 3-46 A Sept 20-Nov 30 Adult 5 7.2:1

* Includes a portion of M.U. 3-36 ** Includes a portion of M.U. 3-37 and 3-42*** Includes a portion of M.U. 3-41

Mountain Goat are sensitive to harvest. Hunters are requested to select a male Mountain Goat.

KOOTENAY REGION 4 (See Maps 4A for boundaries)


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5021 Kootenay 4-01 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 8 3.5:15022 Kootenay 4-01 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 3 15.0:15023 Kootenay 4-01 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 10 1.8:15024 Kootenay 4-01 D Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 1 25.0:15025 Kootenay 4-01 E Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 5 5.2:15026 Kootenay 4-01 F Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 5 7.8:15027 Kootenay 4-02 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 3 9.3:15028 Kootenay 4-06 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 5 14.0:15029 Kootenay 4-16 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 6 5.7:15030 Kootenay 4-16 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 12 4.9:15031 Kootenay 4-16 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 11 3.2:15032 Kootenay 4-17 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 8 6.8:15033 Kootenay 4-17 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 8 5.6:15034 Kootenay 4-17 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 1 51.5:15035 Kootenay 4-18 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 14 1.6:15036 Kootenay 4-19 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 12 2.4:15037 Kootenay 4-19 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 21 0.9:15038 Kootenay 4-20 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 7 7.7:15039 Kootenay 4-20 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 6 8.5:15040 Kootenay 4-20 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 2 4.5:15041 Kootenay 4-20 D Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 2 21.0:15042 Kootenay 4-21 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 5 12.2:15043 Kootenay 4-21 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 9 4.2:15044 Kootenay 4-22 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 7 5.6:15045 Kootenay 4-22 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 10 3.6:15046 Kootenay 4-22 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 11 4.4:15047 Kootenay 4-22 D Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 3 6.3:15048 Kootenay 4-22 E Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 15 6.2:15049 Kootenay 4-22 F Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 7 4.0:15050 Kootenay 4-22 G Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 6 3.5:15051 Kootenay 4-23 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 14 6.8:15052 Kootenay 4-23 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 104 1.4:15053 Kootenay 4-23 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 17 0.7:15054 Kootenay 4-23 E Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 7 1.7:15055 Kootenay 4-23 F Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 9 7.8:15056 Kootenay 4-23 G Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 21 1.6:15057 Kootenay 4-23 J Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 22 2.5:15058 Kootenay 4-23 K* Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 2 6.0:15059 Kootenay 4-24 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 4 3.5:15060 Kootenay 4-24 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 8 5.1:15061 Kootenay 4-24 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 15 4.5:15062 Kootenay 4-24 D Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 9 4.3:15063 Kootenay 4-24 E Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 18 1.4:15064 Kootenay 4-24 F Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 1 16.0:15065 Kootenay 4-25 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 2 4.0:15066 Kootenay 4-25 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 8 2.7:1


MOUNTAIN GOAT

KOOTENAY REGION 4 (See Maps 4A for boundaries)


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5067 Kootenay 4-25 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 35 1.4:15068 Kootenay 4-25 D Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 11 0.6:15069 Kootenay 4-25 E Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 4 1.0:15070 Kootenay 4-26 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 10 2.9:15071 Kootenay 4-26 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 25 0.7:15072 Kootenay 4-26 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 55 0.4:15073 Kootenay 4-26 D Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 30 2.0:15074 Kootenay 4-27 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 18 1.6:15075 Kootenay 4-27 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 11 1.2:15076 Kootenay 4-27 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 10 0.0:15077 Kootenay 4-31 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 10 4.3:15078 Kootenay 4-31 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 8 1.4:15079 Kootenay 4-32 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 5 7.0:15080 Kootenay 4-33 Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 30 2.5:15081 Kootenay 4-34 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 10 1.3:15082 Kootenay 4-34 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 29 1.1:15083 Kootenay 4-34 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 30 0.7:15084 Kootenay 4-35 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 9 5.2:15085 Kootenay 4-35 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 33 2.9:15086 Kootenay 4-36 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 3 N/A5087 Kootenay 4-36 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 24 N/A5088 Kootenay 4-37 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 12 N/A5089 Kootenay 4-38 A Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 14 1.7:15090 Kootenay 4-38 B Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 24 2.3:15091 Kootenay 4-38 C Sept 10-Nov 30 Adult 25 4.7:1

Persons successful in drawing an LEH authorization for a Kootenay Region Mountain Goat may hunt from September 1 to September 9 using ARCHERY EQUIPMENT ONLY. *There is no September 1 to September 9 bow only season in Zone K of 4-23.


CARIBOO REGION 5 (See Maps 5A, 5B & 5C for boundaries)


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5092 Yohetta 5-04 B Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 10 1.7:15093 Yohetta 5-04 E Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 10 1.7:15094 Yohetta 5-04 F Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 7 0.6:15095 Yohetta 5-04 H Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 5 0.2:15096 Yohetta 5-04 J Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 20 1.9:15097 Ottarasko Mtn. 5-05 A Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 4 2.5:15098 Nuit Mtn. 5-05 B Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 1 14.0:15099 Perkins Peak 5-06 A Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 2 13.0:15100 Cherry Creek 5-06 B Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 2 10.5:15101 Boss-Deception 5-15 A Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 10 11.3:15102 Eureka 5-15 B Sept 1-Oct 31 Adult 7 25.6:1


H A portion of these hunts are within Aboriginal Title Lands where access is restricted. See Map 5A. There is no consent by Tsilhqot'in National Government to hunt on Aboriginal Title Lands.

SKEENA REGION 6 (See Maps 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D & 6F for boundaries)


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5103 Tweedsmuir 6-02 B Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 10 1.9:15104 Skeena 6-08 A Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 27 0.6:15105 Skeena 6-08 B Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 9 1.2:15106 Skeena 6-08 C+++ Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 25 0.5:15107 Skeena 6-08 D Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 19 1.2:15108 Skeena 6-08 E Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 2 14.7:15109 Babine Mt. 6-08 F Sept 10-Nov 15 Adult 17 12.8:15110 Skeena 6-09 A Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 43 1.9:15111 Skeena 6-09 B Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 53 1.1:15112 Skeena 6-09 C Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 27 1.4:15113 Skeena 6-09 E* Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 12 4.3:15114 Skeena 6-09 I Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 44 1.8:15115 Skeena 6-09 J Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 19 2.1:15116 Skeena 6-09 K Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 13 2.0:15117 Skeena 6-09 M Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 9 2.6:15118 Skeena 6-09 N Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 11 0.6:15119 Skeena 6-09 O** Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 9 1.9:15120 Skeena 6-09 P** Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 22 1.6:15121 Skeena 6-09 Q Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 22 2.6:15122 Skeena 6-09 S Aug 1-Sept 30 Adult 47 1.1:15123 Skeena 6-09 T Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 18 0.4:15124 Skeena 6-10 A Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 7 1.0:15125 Skeena 6-10 B Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 11 0.5:15126 Skeena 6-15 A Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 55 2.1:15127 Skeena 6-15 B Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 4 3.3:15128 Skeena 6-15 G Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 25 1.4:15129 Skeena 6-15 H Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 8 6.5:15130 Skeena 6-15 I Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 20 0.7:15131 Skeena 6-15 J Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 18 5.8:15132 Skeena 6-15 K Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 17 7.4:15133 Spatsizi 6-19 A Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 5 4.4:15134 Spatsizi 6-20 A Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 30 2.0:15135 Spatsizi 6-20 B Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 20 1.4:1

MOUNTAIN GOATSKEENA REGION 6 (See Maps 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D & 6F for boundaries)


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5136 Spatsizi 6-20 C Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 10 2.8:15137 Mount Edziza 6-21 A Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 20 0.8:15138 Stikine 6-21 C*** Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 1 0.7:15139 Stikine 6-22 A Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 7 2.7:15140 Atlin 6-25 C+ Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 68 0.9:15141 Tagish Highland 6-27 A++ Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 5 7.3:15142 Tagish Highland 6-27 B Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 2 7.3:15143 Tagish Highland 6-28 B Aug 1-Oct 15 Adult 13 1.0:15144 Skeena 6-30 C Aug 1-Feb 28/21 Adult 22 2.0:1

* Includes a portion of M.U. 6-04 ** Includes a portion of M.U. 6-03 *** Includes a portion of M.U. 6-22 + Includes portions of M.U. 6-26 & 6-27++ Includes a portion of M.U. 6-28, but excludes Chilkoot National Historic Site +++ Includes a portion of M.U. 6-07


OMINECA/PEACE REGION 7 (See Maps 7C, D, E, F, J, K, L, N & Q for boundaries)


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5145 Kinbasket 7-02 B Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 2 4.5:15146 Kinbasket 7-02 C Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 5 6.2:15147 Kinbasket 7-02 D Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 5 2.2:15148 Kinbasket 7-02 F Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 5 0.8:15149 Kinbasket 7-02 G Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 3 2.3:15150 Kinbasket 7-02 I Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 1 8.0:15151 Holmes River 7-03 A Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 4 1.5:15152 Holmes River 7-03 B Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 3 1.3:15153 Holmes River 7-03 C Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 1 8.0:15154 Holmes River 7-03 D Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 2 0.5:15155 Holmes River 7-03 E Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 3 2.7:15156 Holmes River 7-03 F Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 3 1.7:15157 Holmes River 7-03 G Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 1 8.0:15158 Holmes River 7-03 H Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 6 5.0:15159 Holmes River 7-03 I Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 2 3.5:15160 Holmes River 7-03 J Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 2 1.0:15161 Holmes River 7-03 K Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 2 8.0:15162 Holmes River 7-03 L Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 4 12.0:15163 Castle Creek 7-04 A Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 4 3.8:15164 Dore River 7-04 B Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 10 4.4:15165 McLennan River 7-04 C Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 6 3.5:15166 Kiwa Creek 7-04 D Sept 1-Oct 15 Adult 6 3.5:15167 Peace River 7-19 B Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 25 0.4:15168 Peace River 7-19 C Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 30 0.3:15169 Peace River 7-19 D Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 30 0.5:15170 Peace River 7-19 E Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 30 1.1:15171 Peace River 7-19 F Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 25 0.4:15172 Peace River 7-19 G Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 3 11.2:15173 Peace River 7-21 A* Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 30 0.7:15174 Peace River 7-21 B* Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 4 38.0:15175 Peace River 7-21 C** Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 30 0.7:15176 Peace River 7-21 D** Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 3 7.5:15177 Peace River 7-21 E Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 13 8.9:15178 Peace River 7-21 K+ Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 10 9.0:15179 Peace River 7-22 A++ Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 7 7.4:15180 Peace River 7-22 B++ Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 12 13.3:15181 Peace River 7-31 Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 50 3.5:15182 Peace River 7-36 A Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 8 3.2:15183 Peace River 7-42 C Aug 15-Nov 15 Adult 12 3.5:15184 Kluachesi 7-50 A Aug 25-Oct 15 Adult 4 N/A5185 Yash-Yehde 7-51 A Aug 25-Oct 15 Adult 5 N/A

* Includes a portion of M.U. 7-19 ** Excludes Monkman Park (closed to hunting)+ Includes a portion of M.U. 7-22 ++ Includes portions of M.U. 7-21


OKANAGAN REGION 8


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5186 Similkameen 8-07* Nov 1-Nov 30 Adult 3 145.7:15187 Central Okanagan 8-09 A** Sept 20-Nov 30 Adult 2 323.5:1

* Includes M.U. 8-02. No person shall hunt Mountain Goat within 0.4 km of the northern boundary of Highway No. 3 between Hedley and Keremeos.

** Restricted to Okanagan Mountain Provincial Park only.

Please remember that it is illegal to hunt on private land without the consent of the landowner. Indian Reserves are private land. Permission must be obtained from the local Indian Business Office in order to hunt on or across these lands.Mountain Goat are sensitive to harvest. Hunters are requested to select a male Mountain Goat.


MOUNTAIN SHEEPIf you applied for the 2020 Early Skeena Mountain Sheep draw for a 2020 hunt and received an LEH authorization, you are NOT ELIGIBLE TO APPLY for any other 2020 Mountain Sheep hunt, but you may apply for the 2021 Early Skeena Mountain Sheep draw. If you were unsuccessful you may apply for any of the following Mountain Sheep hunts.

Due to concerns over the large percentage of illegal sheep harvested in the province, the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia and the Ministry have worked together to develop an education program relating to horn curl restrictions. The Ministry is encouraging hunters to review the horn curl educa-tion program and participate in the horn curl test. For more details see page 28.


THOMPSON REGION 3 (See Maps 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, & 3E for boundaries)


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6001 Spences Bridge 3-17 C Nov 1-Nov 20 Ram* 2 802.0:16002 Kamloops Lake 3-29 A Sept 15-Sept 30 Ram 1 718.0:16003 Kamloops Lake 3-29 A Nov 1-Nov 20 Ram 1 1614.0:16004 Kamloops Lake 3-29 B Sept 15-Sept 30 Ram 1 429.0:16005 Kamloops Lake 3-29 B Nov 1-Nov 20 Ram 1 537.0:16006 Fraser River 3-17 A Sept 20-Oct 20 At least 3/4 curl 2 173.0:16007 Fraser River 3-17 B Sept 20-Oct 20 At least 3/4 curl 1 140.0:16008 Fraser River 3-31 A Sept 20-Oct 20 At least 3/4 curl 1 120.0:16009 Fraser River 3-31 B Sept 20-Oct 20 At least 3/4 curl 4 81.5:16010 Fraser River 3-31 C Sept 20-Oct 20 At least 3/4 curl 1 76.0:16011 Fraser River 3-31 D Sept 20-Oct 20 At least 3/4 curl 6 68.7:16012 Relay Creek 3-32 D Sept 20-Oct 20 At least 3/4 curl 12 22.8:16013 Shulaps Range 3-32 E Sept 20-Oct 20 At least 3/4 curl 16 34.8:16014 Fraser River 3-32 F Sept 20-Oct 20 At least 3/4 curl 2 N/A6015 Fraser River 3-32 G Sept 20-Oct 20 At least 3/4 curl 1 N/A6016 Fraser River 3-17 A Nov 1-Nov 15 Ewe or lamb 1 29.0:16017 Kamloops Lake 3-29 A Nov 1-Nov 15 Ewe or lamb 1 79.0:16018 Kamloops Lake 3-29 C Nov 1-Nov 15 Ewe or lamb 1 98.0:16019 Kamloops Lake 3-29 D Nov 1-Nov 15 Ewe or lamb 1 41.0:16020 Fraser River 3-31 B Nov 1-Nov 15 Ewe or lamb 1 12.0:16021 Fraser River 3-31 C Nov 1-Nov 15 Ewe or lamb 1 37.0:16022 Fraser River 3-32 C** Nov 1-Nov 15 Ewe or lamb 1 48.0:1

* Hunters are requested to focus their harvest on mature broomed rams as the intent of the hunt is to provide opportunity for those rams.

** This zone is both Zone G and F combined

KOOTENAY REGION 4 (See Maps 4B, 4C & 4D for boundaries)


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6023 Phillips Creek 4-02 A Nov 1-Nov 10 At least full curl 1 132.0:16024 Phillips Creek 4-02 A Nov 11-Nov 20 At least full curl 1 232.0:16025 Bull River 4-22 A Sept 10-Oct 25 At least full curl 3 N/A6026 Bull River 4-22 B Sept 10-Oct 25 At least full curl 2 N/A6027 Mt. Assiniboine Park 4-25 F* Oct 1-Oct 20 At least full curl 1 18.0:16028 Mt. Assiniboine Park 4-25 F* Oct 21-Oct 31 At least full curl 1 21.0:1

* All persons using horses in Mt. Assiniboine Park are required to obtain a letter of permission from the Regional Manager, Parks and Protected Areas, 205 Industrial Rd G., Cranbrook, BC, V1C 7G5 (phone 250-489-8540). Please note it is illegal to transport firearms or wildlife anywhere off of a highway in Kootenay National Park, this includes the Simpson River Trail.

CARIBOO REGION 5 (See Map 5D for boundaries)


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6029 Taseko Mt 5-04 C Sept 10-Oct 20 At least full curl 3 N/A

*** 2021 EARLY SKEENA MOUNTAIN SHEEP DRAW REGION 6***

(Please note: the 2020 Skeena Mountain Sheep hunts were drawn in February 2020)Limited Entry Hunt (LEH) applications for 2021 limited entry sheep hunts in the Skeena region (Region 6) will be drawn in Spring of 2021, in order to provide hunters with more time to schedule and plan hunts in these remote areas. Only one application for this early draw may be submitted per hunter. If you choose to apply for these early draws, please be advised that second choices are available, but must be from one of the other early Skeena Mountain Sheep draw hunts, i.e., if you apply for an early Skeena sheep draw, your second choice must be for the Mount Edziza, Atlin, Tatshenshini, or Spatsizi sheep hunt.If you were successful in the 2020 early draw, you are not eligible to apply for any other LEH Mountain Sheep hunts for 2020. If you applied for an early Skeena Mountain Sheep draw and did not receive an LEH authorization you may apply for any other 2020 Mountain Sheep hunt.The application opening date will be announced on www.gov.bc.ca/hunting, or by calling FrontCounter BC. The application closing date for the 2021 Skeena sheep hunts is February 5, 2021.

SKEENA REGION 6 (See Maps 6B, 6E & 6G for boundaries)


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6030 Spatsizi 6-20 A Aug 1-Oct 15/21 At least full curl 100 0.9:16031 Mount Edziza 6-21 A Aug 1-Oct 15/21 At least full curl 12 5.8:16032 Atlin 6-25 D Aug 1-Oct 15/21 At least full curl 40 2.5:16033 Atlin 6-27 A Aug 1-Oct 15/21 At least full curl 25 8.0:16034 Tatshenshini 6-28 Aug 1-Oct 15/21 At least full curl 21 6.2:16035 Tatshenshini 6-29 Aug 1-Oct 15/21 At least full curl 18 16.0:1

MOUNTAIN SHEEPOKANAGAN REGION 8 (See Maps 8D & 8E for boundaries)


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6036 Okanagan 8-01 Sept 1-Sept 30 Ram 3 147.7:16037 Ashnola 8-03 Sept 1-Sept 30 Ram 4 96.8:16038 Okanagan 8-09 A Sept 1-Sept 30 Ram 6 128.2:16039 Okanagan 8-09 B Sept 1-Sept 30 Ram 2 190.5:16040 Granby 8-15 F Sept 1-Sept 30 Ram 4 262.0:1

Please remember that it is illegal to hunt on private land without the consent of the landowner. Indian Reserves are private land. Permission must be obtained from the local Indian Business Office in order to hunt on or across these lands.

MULE (Black-tailed) DEERVANCOUVER ISLAND REGION 1 (See Map 1A for boundaries)


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7001 Quadra Island 1-15 A Sept 10-Dec 10 Antlerless 50 10.4:1

LOWER MAINLAND REGION 2


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7002 Pemberton 2-11 Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 25 20.1:17003 Pemberton 2-11 Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 25 13.6:1

THOMPSON REGION 3


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7004 Kamloops 3-12 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 70 19.7:17005 Kamloops 3-13 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 85 10.1:17006 Kamloops 3-14 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 25 5.1:17007 Kamloops 3-15 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 25 9.0:17008 Kamloops 3-16 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 35 6.1:17009 Kamloops 3-17 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 65 13.2:17010 Kamloops 3-18 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 40 23.5:17011 Kamloops 3-19 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 50 31.5:17012 Kamloops 3-20 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 35 23.8:17013 Kamloops 3-26 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 35 22.7:17014 Kamloops 3-27 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 25 26.7:17015 Kamloops 3-28 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 35 21.9:17016 Kamloops 3-29 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 45 21.8:17017 Kamloops 3-30 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 55 26.3:17018 Kamloops 3-31 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 65 11.7:17019 Kamloops 3-32 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 20 22.8:17020 Kamloops 3-33 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 20 7.8:17021 Kamloops 3-36 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 25 12.8:17022 Kamloops 3-37 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 20 15.7:17023 Kamloops 3-38 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 10 16.9:17024 Kamloops 3-39 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 5 18.0:17025 Kamloops 3-40 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 5 19.6:17026 Kamloops 3-41 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 5 5.2:17027 Kamloops 3-42 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 5 7.2:17028 Kamloops 3-46 Nov 1- Nov 30 Antlerless 5 11.8:1

Hunters should note that the bag limit for Mule (Black-tailed) deer in Region 3 is one.



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7029 Cariboo 5-01 Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 25 27.8:17030 Cariboo 5-01 Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 25 15.9:17031 Cariboo 5-02 A Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 25 13.0:17032 Cariboo 5-02 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 25 17.8:17033 Cariboo 5-02 B Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 86.2:17034 Cariboo 5-02 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 10 30.6:17035 Cariboo 5-02 C Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 20 34.1:17036 Cariboo 5-02 C Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 20 30.9:17037 Cariboo 5-02 D Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 20 19.4:17038 Cariboo 5-02 D Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 20 12.2:17039 Cariboo 5-03 A Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 24.6:17040 Cariboo 5-03 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 10 12.2:17041 Cariboo 5-03 B Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 15.6:17042 Cariboo 5-03 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 10 8.0:17043 Cariboo 5-04 Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 5 10.8:17044 Cariboo 5-05 Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 5 6.4:17045 Cariboo 5-08 Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 5 4.2:17046 Cariboo 5-13 A Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 20.6:17047 Cariboo 5-13 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 5 10.4:17048 Cariboo 5-13 B Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 38.4:17049 Cariboo 5-13 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 20 12.4:17050 Cariboo 5-14 A Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 24.1:17051 Cariboo 5-14 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 10 26.6:17052 Cariboo 5-14 B Oct 1-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 19.0:17053 Cariboo 5-14 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 5 9.8:17054 Cariboo 5-15 Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 5 10.8:1

H A portion of these hunts are within Aboriginal Title Lands where access is restricted. See Map 5D. There is no consent by Tsilhqot’in National Government to hunt on Aboriginal Lands.



MULE (Black-tailed) DEERCARIBOO AGE-RESTRICTED HUNTThe following hunts are open ONLY to hunters who are under the age of 18 and WHO POSSESS A VALID FWID. To qualify as under 18, an applicant’s 18th birthday must fall on or after August 1, 2020. Hunters who are under the age of 18 at the time of their hunt must be accompanied and closely supervised while hunting by a person who is 18 years of age or older and who meet the qualifications of a Supervising Hunter for Youth see details at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting.

Code Area M.U. Zone Open SeasonClass of Animal

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7055 Cariboo Y 5-01 Oct 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 50 1.5:17056 Cariboo Y 5-02 Oct 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 100 1.3:17057 Cariboo Y 5-03 Oct 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 30 1.0:17058 Cariboo Y 5-13 Oct 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 20 1.8:17059 Cariboo Y 5-14 Oct 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 20 2.1:17060 Cariboo Y 5-15 Oct 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 10 0.5:1

In addition to harvesting an antlerless Mule (Black-tailed) deer a buck can be harvested, in accordance with antler configurations, during the same time period as long as the regional bag limit of (2) has not been exceeded.

SKEENA REGION 6 (See Map 6H for boundaries)


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7061 Skeena 6-04 Nov 1-Nov 15 Antlerless 3 31.0:17062 Francois Lake 6-04 A* Dec 1-Dec 15 Antlerless 3 9.3:17063 Francois Lake 6-04 A* Dec 16-Dec 31 Antlerless 3 12.7:17064 Francois Lake 6-04 A* Jan 1-Jan 15/21 Antlerless 3 2.0:17065 Francois Lake 6-04 A* Jan 16-Jan 31/21 Antlerless 3 2.7:17066 Francois Lake 6-04 A* Feb 1-Feb 15/21 Antlerless 3 5.0:17067 Francois Lake 6-04 A* Feb 16-Feb 28/21 Antlerless 3 4.7:17068 Skeena 6-05 ** Nov 1-Nov 15 Antlerless 3 5.7:17069 Skeena 6-08 Nov 1-Nov 15 Antlerless 3 51.3:17070 Skeena 6-09 Nov 1-Nov 15 Antlerless 3 58.0:1

* Restricted to PRIVATE LAND ONLY within Zone A of M.U. 6-04. Also includes any CROWN LAND only within 400 metres of private land within Zone A of M.U. 6-04. Permission of the landowner must be obtained prior to the hunt. It is the hunter’s responsibility to locate land owners willing to allow hunter access. This can be a long and challenging process with no guarantee of success.

** Includes M.U. 6-06.

PEACE REGION 7B


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7071 Peace River 7-20 Dec 1-Dec 20 Antlerless 15 N/A7072 Peace River 7-21 Dec 1-Dec 20 Antlerless 15 N/A7073 Peace River 7-32 Dec 1-Dec 20 Antlerless 15 N/A7074 Peace River 7-33 Dec 1-Dec 20 Antlerless 55 N/A7075 Peace River 7-34 Dec 1-Dec 20 Antlerless 35 N/A7076 Peace River 7-35 Dec 1-Dec 20 Antlerless 35 N/A7077 Peace River 7-45 Dec 1-Dec 20 Antlerless 15 N/A7078 Peace River 7-46 Dec 1-Dec 20 Antlerless 15 N/A

OKANAGAN REGION 8 (See Map 8A, 8B & 8C for boundaries)


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7079 Okanagan 8-01 A+ Oct 1-Oct 15 Antlerless 45 8.0:17080 Okanagan 8-09 B* Oct 1-Oct 15 Antlerless 30 7.5:17081 Okanagan 8-09 C** Oct 1-Oct 15 Antlerless 45 5.9:1

* Hunting is restricted to Map 8C. This zone applies only to land within M.U. 8-09 below 600 metres. Most of this zone is private lands. Permission of landowners is required for hunting on private lands and must be obtained prior to hunting.

** Hunting is restricted to Map 8B. This zone applies only to portions of M.U. 8-09, 8-10 and 8-22 below 700 metres in the Okanagan Valley. Most of this zone is private lands. Permission of landowners is required for hunting on private lands and must be obtained prior to hunting.

+ Hunting is restricted to Map 8C. This zone applies only to land within M.U. 8-01 below 600 metres in the Okanagan Valley. Most of this zone is private lands. Permission of landowners is required for hunting on private lands and must be obtained prior to hunting.

OKANAGAN AGE-RESTRICTED HUNT (See Map 8A for boundaries)The following hunts are open ONLY to hunters who are under the age of 18 and WHO POSSESS A VALID FWID. To qualify as under 18, an applicant’s 18th birthday must fall on or after August 1, 2020. Hunters who are under the age of 18 at the time of their hunt must be accompanied and closely supervised while hunting by a person who is 18 years of age or older and who meet the qualifications of a Supervising Hunter for Youth see details at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting.


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7082 Okanagan Y 8-01 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 4.4:17083 Okanagan Y 8-02 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 15 0.9:17084 Okanagan Y 8-03 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 0.8:17085 Okanagan Y 8-04 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 3.6:17086 Okanagan Y 8-05 A Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 4.9:17087 Okanagan Y 8-05 B Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 3.8:17088 Okanagan Y 8-06 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 2.9:17089 Okanagan Y 8-07 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 2.2:17090 Okanagan Y 8-08 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 20 1.8:17091 Okanagan Y 8-09 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 10 2.2:17092 Okanagan Y 8-10 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 20 2.6:17093 Okanagan Y 8-11 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 20 1.5:17094 Okanagan Y 8-12 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 4.2:17095 Okanagan Y 8-14 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 3.6:17096 Okanagan Y 8-15 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 21.2:1

MULE (Black-tailed) DEER

OKANAGAN AGE-RESTRICTED HUNT (See Map 8A for boundaries)The following hunts are open ONLY to hunters who are under the age of 18 and WHO POSSESS A VALID FWID. To qualify as under 18, an applicant’s 18th birthday must fall on or after August 1, 2020. Hunters who are under the age of 18 at the time of their hunt must be accompanied and closely supervised while hunting by a person who is 18 years of age or older and who meet the qualifications of a Supervising Hunter for Youth see details at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting.


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7097 Okanagan Y 8-22 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 1.8:17098 Okanagan Y 8-23 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 3.0:17099 Okanagan Y 8-24 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 0.2:17100 Okanagan Y 8-25 Oct 20-Oct 31 Antlerless 5 1.6:1

WHITE-TAILED DEER



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7101 Cariboo 5-01 Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 50 N/A7102 Cariboo 5-02 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 25 N/A7103 Cariboo 5-02 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 25 N/A7104 Cariboo 5-02 C Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 25 N/A7105 Cariboo 5-02 D Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 25 N/A7106 Cariboo 5-13 B Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 25 N/A7107 Cariboo 5-14 A Nov 1-Nov 30 Antlerless 25 N/A

TURKEYKOOTENAY REGION 4


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9001 Kootenay 4-02 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 10 8.1:19002 Kootenay 4-03 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 20 8.0:19003 Kootenay 4-04 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 10 1.5:19004 Kootenay 4-05 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 10 1.1:19005 Kootenay 4-06 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 30 2.5:19006 Kootenay 4-07 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 30 1.9:19007 Kootenay 4-08 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 30 5.6:19008 Kootenay 4-09 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 30 4.9:19009 Kootenay 4-14 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 5 5.8:19010 Kootenay 4-15 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 20 2.2:19011 Kootenay 4-16 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 20 2.1:19012 Kootenay 4-17 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 20 1.9:19013 Kootenay 4-18 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 20 2.3:19014 Kootenay 4-19 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 5 2.0:19015 Kootenay 4-20 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 10 9.5:19016 Kootenay 4-21 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 10 6.9:19017 Kootenay 4-22 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 20 5.6:19018 Kootenay 4-23 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 10 4.0:19019 Kootenay 4-24 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 10 0.6:19020 Kootenay 4-25 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 30 1.0:19021 Kootenay 4-26 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 20 1.1:19022 Kootenay 4-27 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 10 1.5:19023 Kootenay 4-34 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 10 2.2:19024 Kootenay 4-35 Dec 1-Dec 31 Any turkey 20 2.1:1

All turkey LEH hunts are open to bow or shot only. The regional aggregate bag limit for turkey is 2, only one turkey may be taken in the spring through the general open season and only one turkey may be taken in the fall through the general open season or LEH.

CHRONIC WASTING DISEASEChronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a fatal brain disease found in species of the deer family (cervids). Animals can test positive but not appear sick since signs take months to develop after infection. In advanced stages of the disease weight loss, behaviour changes, drooling, poor coordination and trembling may be seen. If you observe a cervid with these signs please report them and their location to the Conservation Officer Service through the RAPP Line (1-877-952-7277) or to the B.C. Wildlife Health Program at [email protected] CWD has not been found in B.C. but continues to spread in all jurisdictions where it is present. The disease is present, mostly in deer, in Alberta and northwestern Montana. The B.C. CWD Program was created in 2000 and focuses on preventing the entry of CWD into B.C.. Hunters can help by not using products that contain deer urine. All body fluids of CWD positive animals can contain CWD prions that can contaminate the environment. If you hunt deer, elk or moose in jurisdictions with CWD, please follow regulations and do not return with intact carcasses. Infected tissues can also contaminate the environment and bring CWD to B.C.. Debone or process carcasses and leave high risk tissues (brain, spinal cord, lymph nodes and organs) behind.

Surveillance for CWD is critical for early detection and limiting negative impacts of this disease on cervid populations. If you hunt deer, elk or moose, please submit the head for sampling. Submission of harvested deer heads for CWD testing is mandatory in the highest risk areas of B.C.. Learn about how to submit heads and more about the BC CWD Program at: www.gov.bc.ca/chronicwastingdisease or scan the QR code:




https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/plants-animals-ecosystems/wildlife/wildlife-health/wildlife-diseases/chronic-wasting-disease


Wild Sheep and Disease

Across most of their historic range in western North America, bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) populations have declined significantly between the mid-1800s and the mid-1900s. The causes of the decline included over-harvest, habitat loss and alienation, and health related issues. Recovery efforts resulted in population increases in many areas, but not to historic levels.

Wild sheep in general, both bighorn sheep and thinhorn sheep (Ovis dalli), are susceptible to a variety of infectious organisms. Respiratory disease in wild sheep can occur “naturally” and includes infection by their own species of lungworms, as well as specific strains of Pasteurella multocida, Mannheimia haemolytica and Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae, that can result in catastrophic die-off events. Catastrophic die-offs and chronic health issues from pneumonia have been observed in bighorn sheep in the U.S.A. and Canada, a typical sequela seen in other BC sheep herds over the past 40 plus years. Recent research within the past decade confirms the most significant pneumonia related die-offs in wild sheep are initiated by infection of the bacteria, Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae (Movi). Movi infections frequently follow contact with domestic sheep and more rarely, domestic goats resulting in up to 95 percent of all wild individuals dying, followed by years-to-decades of poor lamb and adult survival (mountain goat, Oreamnos americanus herds are equally susceptible to Movi). Interestingly, domestic sheep do not respond the same way to Movi; they have evolved with this family of bacteria and while commonly infected they rarely die; young animals may only show reduced weight gains and lung function may be impaired.

Research efforts have demonstrated to North American wild sheep managers that physical and temporal separation of wild and domestic sheep/goats is the only management tool currently available to reduce the risk of disease transmission. To assist in maintaining this separation, BC producers of domestic sheep and goats on private land in areas shared by wild sheep and mountain goats are encouraged to better understand this issue and to work with local agriculture and wildlife managers (see https://www.wafwa.org/Documents%20and%20Settings/37/Site%20Documents/Working%20Groups/Wild%20Sheep/Publications/Rec_For_DS_and_GT_Management_in_WS_Habitat.pdf). Options recommended in that publication include switching species to other domestic livestock, using fencing practices that prevent nose-to-nose contact between wild sheep and domestic sheep and goats, employing effective livestock guardian dogs and controlling movements of domestic sheep and goats in areas where they may attract, or be attracted to, wild sheep.

If you observe wild sheep or mountain goats displaying potential signs of poor health (e.g. excessive coughing, running noses, diarrhea, lethargy), wild sheep that are in the same pasture as domestic sheep and goats, or domestic sheep or goats running at large, please report it to the RAPP line at 1-877-952-7277, or the local FLNRORD Regional Office. For more information on wild sheep and diseases, please see the documents and web pages developed by the Province (https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/plants-animals-ecosystems/wildlife/wildlife-health/wildlife-health-matters/wild-sheep-health), the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (https://www.wafwa.org/committees___groups/wild_sheep_working_group/), the Wild Sheep Foundation (https://www.wildsheepfoundation.org/mission-and-programs/disease-andseparation) and the Wild Sheep Society of BC (https://www.wildsheepsociety.com/wilddomestic-separation/).

Record of Receipt for Transporting WildlifeDate: Place of Receipt:

Species: ______________________________ Species Sex:

Name, Address and phone of person who killed the animal:

Fish and Wildlife Identification Number or NRH number of person who killed the animal: _______________________________

Species Licence Number under which the animal was taken:

Name and Address of the person to whom the wildlife parts are to be delivered:

Signature of hunter: Witness:

For wildlife or parts of wildlife destined for taxidermists, tanners, meatcutters, fur traders and cold storage plant operators the following information is required.

Date of kill:

Fish and Wildlife Identification Number or NRH number: Compulsory Inspection Number (if applicable):

In addition to the above, a meatcutter or an operator of a cold storage plant, must immediately upon receiving wildlife or wildlife parts, record what was received, whether directly or through an agent, describing:

Species: Species Sex:

Management Unit in which the species was harvested:

It is extremely important for hunters to realize that they use a public resource! With this privilege it is vital to maintain a perception among the public that we hunt in an ethical and humane manner. The majority of British Columbians support hunting to one degree or another, but there is a prevalent misunderstanding among the general public as to the role that hunters play in conservation and environmental stewardship. Fuelling that misunderstanding are images and media reports of hunters who are at least perceived to be acting in a less than upstanding manner, or who disrespect the wildlife they pursue. It is important for all of us to remember not only the legal obligations, but also the unwritten rules of ethics that keep hunting a great sport.• Safety for yourself, your companions, and the public is the most important aspect of hunter training. Hunting accidents continue to be very rare because we all know that there is no room for recklessness at the expense of safety and courtesy. • Have respect for the sensitivities of others. Do not display your kill or firearms where it may offend other people. What may impress your friends may not have the same effect on your neighbours. • Respect wildlife and the sanctity of the harvested animals’ lives. Strive to make every kill a clean one. Prepare your firearm in advance of, and during, the season to ensure accuracy and dependability. Practice your marksmanship at a licensed firing range, and do not shoot unless you have a clear shot of a vital part of the animal. Remember: “you can’t pull the bullet back.”• Prepare the meat properly. Proper handling of meat is easy to learn and to not do so is both illegal and wasteful.

• Respect the environment by packing out everything you packed in! Nobody wants to arrive at a campsite and clean up the mess left by the previous occupants.• Do not consume drugs or alcohol while hunting.• Respect private property. Always seek permission from landowners and thank them for the opportunities given. Unless explicitly stated, permission granted once does not entitle you to access the property on subsequent occasions.• Please respect gates, fences and equipment as they are there for a reason. Leave everything the way you found it.• Be the eyes and ears for the enforcement agencies and report those who break the law. Remember the RAPP program 1-877-952-7277 (RAPP) or rapp.bc.ca.• Be aware that you are a mentor when youth are observing. • Respect your fellow hunters. Work with one another to promote good relationships, safety, knowledge and a fair distribution of opportunity and harvest.• Lead by example, you are an ambassador for the public and media image of hunting.• Ethical hunters are critical to effective and sustainable wildlife management, and to the ethical hunter we offer our sincerest gratitude; opportunities for the sustainable use of wildlife are possible because of you.

HUNTING ETHICS

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/natural-resource-stewardship/natural-resource-law-enforcement/conservation-officer-service/cos-rapp


MAP SECTION - Detailed maps online at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting

Region 1

Alice Lake

Benson R

VictoriaLake

Port Alice

Clux

ewe

Rive

r

PortMcNeill

Kokish RTsulton R

Bonanza Lake

Nim

pkish Lake

Kilpala R

Tsitika River

Naha Cr

Adam River

Eve River

Sayward

Whi

te R

iver Salm

on River

Mem

ekay

Riv

er

Amor de Cosm

os Cr

StellaLake

MohunLake

Quadra Island

Campbell L

Qui

nsam

R

Iron

Rive

r

Oyster R

iverL. Oyster RUpper C

ampbell L

Wolf River

Pigott Cr

Mt. Washington

Black Creek

Tsolum River

Browns River

Cruikshank R

Com

ox La

ke

Puntledge River

ElsieLake Lanterm

an Cr

Tsable River

Trent River

Rosewall

Cr

Ououkinsh R

Kashutl R

Kauwinch R

UnionIsland

Tahsish Inlet

Kwois Cr

Artlish R

Zeballos RNom

ash R

Tahs

is R

Leiner R

Perry R

NootkaIsland

Sucwoa R

Conuma R

Tlupana R

Kaipit Cr

WossLake

Nimpkish River

Davie River

Vernon Lake

SchoenLake

Muchat R

Oktwanch R

Upana R

Gold River

Ucona R

Meg

in R

iver

Jacklah R

Muchalat Channel

Burman R

Heber R

Salmon River

Buttle Lake

Campbell River

Comox

Tahsis

Zeballos

Telegraph Cove

1-12B

1-11A1-10G

1-11B

1-10D

1-10B

1-10A

1-10H

1-10C

1-10F

1-10I

1-6A

1-9B

1-9C

1-9D

1-12C1-12D

1-12E

1-9A

1-6D1-6B

1-10E

1-15A

19

19

19

28

19

30

Map 1a) North/CeNtral VaNCouVer IslaNd - elk aNd Mule (blaCk-taIled) deer

Note: VaNcouVer IslaNd elk HuNters

tHere Is aN leH arcHery oNly seasoN for elk IN ZoNe a of 1-4, ZoNe a & B of 1-6 aNd ZoNe c of 1-12

ZoNe a of 1-15 (portIoN of quadra IslaNd)lIMIted eNtry huNtINg for Mule

(blaCk-taIled) deer oNly

S. E

nglis

hman

R

China Cr

Port Alberni

Corrigan Cr

Niti

nat R

iver

L. N

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t R.

Sarita River

SaritaBam�eld

BlackLake

Dar

ling

Cr

Klaw

ana

Rive

r

East Klawana R.

TsusiatLake

Hobiton Lake

Nitinat

Lake

Carm

anah

Cr

Wal

bran

Cr

Cayuse River

Gordan River

Port Renfrew

Hemmingsen Cr

Har

ris C

r

San Juan River

Sombrio

R

Loss Cr

Jord

an R

Shawnigan Lake

San

Juan

R

Flee

t R

Koksilah R

Cowichan River

Robertson R

Cowichan LakeYoubou

Chemain

us Rive

r

Chemainus River

LadysmithHaslam Cr

Duncan

Shaw Cr

Green Cr

FourthLake

Dunsmuir Cr

S. Nanaimo RNanaimo River

N. Nanaimo R

NanaimoBonell Cr

1-5A

1-5B

1-4C

1-3B

1-3A

1-4A

1-5C

1

1

18

14

1-4B

Map 1b) south VaNCouVer IslaNd - elk



Region 2

16

Map 2a) south Coast elk - MouNt Meager/upper lIllooet MouNtaIN goat

ZoNe a of 2-05 has MaNy No shootINg aNd fIrearM restrICted areas. please refer to the huNtINg aNd trappINg regulatIoNs syNopsIs for Maps of these areas.

2-14B

2-15A

2-14A

2-13A

2-12D

2-12F

2-12Q 2-6A

2-12E

2-5H

2-5D2-5E

2-5F2-5A

2-5K 2-5I

2-5G

Powell River

SecheltGibsons

Squamish

Bute

Inle

t

Toba Inlet

Goat I.

Homathko River

Sout

hgat

e Ri

ver

Toba

RiverOrford R.

Squamish River

Ashlu Crk

Clendenning R

Skwaw

ka Crk

Jervis Inlet

Tzoonie R

Clowhom Crk

Lillooet River

Jervis Inlet

Daniel

s R

Theo

dosia R

Has

lam

L

Brittain R

Vancouver R

Sims Crk

RIVERZone A

of 2-12

Zone Sof

2-12

POWELL

RIVER

ST

RA

I T OF G E O R G I A

MyrtlePoint

Brew Bay

Haslam L.

PowellL.

WildwoodHeights

WildwoodHeights

101

CranberryL. Granite Lk M

ain

Goa

t Lk Main

Duck Lk Rd.

Zone Bof

2-12

Zone Bof

2-12

Larson'sLanding Rd.

Transmission Line

Lang Cr.

Powell Lake

Goat Island

DoddL.

Lois Lake

Horseshoe L.

Fred

a Cr

.

RobertsCreek

.

Gibsons

Agam

emno

nChannel

Salmon Inlet

NELSON

ISLANDSECHELTPENINSULA

PaqLake

LeanneRd.

Rd.

GowlandRd.

SECHELT

Mount RichardsonProvincial Park

Porpoise BayProvincial Park

PORT MELLON

Tetrahedron Provincial Park

2-5A

2-5C

2-5C

2-5J

2-5JZone J of 2-5

Zone J of 2-5 2-5J

Zone Iof 2-5

Menacher Rd.

Transmission Line

Halfmoon Crk

Halfmoon Bay

Grey Crk

Rainy R.

101

101

101

101

101

1500 m

Lillooet Glacier

Unn

amed

Str

eam

SECHELT INLET

Edwards

Transmission

Tran

smiss

ion

Lin

e

Elk LEH Zones

Mountain Goat LEH Zones

Hallowell FSR

2-5A

Goug

h Cr

kRobert

s Crk

MU 3-33

Bridge River

McP

arlo

n

MU 3-33

MU 2-11 MU

2-11

Man

atee

Cr

Salal Crk

Zone B of 2-11

Zone A of 2-11

Lillooet River Del

ilah

Crk

Pebble Crk

Mea

ger C

rk

Mt. Meager

Deserted R

MaNageMeNt uNIt 2-12 has MaNy fIrearM restrICted areas. please refer to the huNtINg aNd trappINg regulatIoNs syNopsIs

for Maps of these areas.

ZoNes C aNd J of 2-5 are restrICted to arChery equIpMeNt oNly aNd haVe MaNy No shootINg areas. please refer to the huNtINg aNd trappINg regulatIoNs syNopsIs for Maps of these areas.



Region 3

Map 3a) fraser rIVer - MouNtaIN sheep

12

99

Big Bar Ferry Rd.

West Pavilion Rd.

FRASER RIV

ER Slok Cr.

Bridge R.

South Fre

nch

Bar

French Bar Cr.

Big BarFerry

KellyLake

LILLOOET

EDGE

HILLS

PARK

Zone Gof 3-32

Watson Bar Cr.

Leon Cr.

Zone Fof 3-32

Zone Dof 3-31

Zone Eof 3-32

Mt. Kostering

Height of land

Big BarMtn.

Meadow LakeRoad

Cougar Point Rd.

Poison LakeRoad

Big Bar Lake Road

Jesmond

Road

Zone Cof 3-31

Zone Aof 3-31

Zone Dof 3-31

Zone Bof 3-31

Zone Aof

3-17

Zone Bof

3-17

Mt.BowmanMt.

Kostering

JESMOND

PAVILION

Hogback Mtn.

Downing Prov. Park

I.R.

I.R.

Big Bar Cr.

Cande Cr.

F RA

S ER

R.

Yalakom R iver

Br idgeRiver

Pa v i l i o n L .

Gibbs

Cr.

CLINTONI.R.

G u n

Creek C r e e k

D o w n t o n L .

B r i d g e R iver

L a keC a r p e n t e r

Height

of

l

and

Nicho ls C r.

Re l a y C r.

S l i m C r.

Tyau g h t o n

Fre n c h B a r

S . Fre nch Ba r

11KellyCr.

Lone Cabin Cr.

Tyaughton

Mud

Cr

Zone Dof 3-32

CairnPeak

1

1

97c

99

97

UpperHat Creek

SpencesBridgeSPENCESBRIDGE

LYTTON

FRASER RIVER

Medicine

Cr.

Robertson Cr.

Cache CreekCACHE CREEK

Zone Cof 3-17

12

THO

MPS

ON

RIVE

R

Map 3b) speNCes brIdge - MouNtaIN sheep

CopperCreek

Kamloops Lake

Dewdrop/Frederick Rd

Zone Cof

3-29

Rosseau Cr

HEIGHT OF LAND

Zone Dof

3-29

Watc

hing River

Tranquille River

Tranquille River

Cherry Cr.

Map 3d) kaMloops - MouNtaIN sheep

Height of

Land

S. Thompson R.

Tranquille R

Cherry Cr.

5

5

CopperCreek

KAMLOOPS

Zone A of 3-29

Barnes Cr.

Guichon Cr.

RosseauCr.

CACHE CREEKCACHE CREEK

ASHCROFT

DeadmanR.

CrissCr.

North Thompson

River

ThompsonRiver

Kamloops Lake

Dewdrop/Frederick Rd

Zone B of 3-29

Map 3C) kaMloops lake - MouNtaIN sheep

Zone Dof 3-31

Zone Eof 3-32

Mt. Kostering

Height of land

Big BarMtn.

Meadow LakeRoad

Cougar Point Rd.

Poison LakeRoad

Big Bar Lake Road

Jesmond

Road

Zone Cof 3-31

Zone Aof 3-31

Zone Dof 3-31

Zone Bof 3-31

Zone Aof

3-17

Zone Bof

3-17

Mt.BowmanMt.

Kostering

JESMOND

PAVILION

Hogback Mtn.

Downing Prov. Park

I.R.

I.R.

Big Bar Cr.

Cande Cr.

FR

AS

ER

R.

Yalakom

River

BridgeRiver

Pavil ion L.

Gibbs

Cr.

CLINTONI.R.

Gun

Creek Creek

Downton L.

Bridge River

LakeCarpenter

Height

of

land

Nich

ols Cr.

Relay Cr.

Sl i m

Cr.

Tyaughton

French Bar

S. French Bar

11KellyCr.

Lo

ne Cabin Cr.

Tyaugh

ton

Mud

Cr

Zone Dof 3-32

Map 3e) relay Creek, shulaps raNge aNd fraser rIVer - MouNtaIN sheep

Region 2

Pine cone Cr.

Sta

ve

La

ke

KinearLk

JudicatorLk

GARIBALDIPARK

PINECONEBURKEPARK

Pitt

River

Pitt River

C

orbold

Cr.

Boise C

r

PittLake

Zone Bof

2-8

GOLDENEARSPARK

GOLDENEARSPARK

GARIBALDIPARK

Zone Cof

2-8 HEIG

HT O

F LAN

D

HEIGHT OFLAND

HEIG

HT OF LAND

W

inslow

Cre

ek

Stave

River

Map 2b) pItt aNd staVe rIVer - elk

Indian Arm

Indian

River

Seymour River

Coqu

itla

m

Rive

r

MT.SEYMOURPARK

INDIAN

ARM

RARK

PINECONEBURKEPARK

Stawamus R

Ra�u

se Cr

HEIGHT OF LAND

HEIGH

T OF LAND

Zone Aof

2-8

Grand

Cree

k

Boise

Map 2C) INdIaN rIVer - elk


MAP SECTION - Detailed maps online at www.gov.bc.ca/hunting18

Region 3

H e i gh

t

o

f

L an

d

M.U. 8-8

M.U. 8-6

97

12

12

8

5

5

97

54

97C

FR

AS

E

R R

I VE

R

Big B

ar Cr.

Bonapart e R

.

Loon L.

BonapartePeterson

Cr.

Tsintsunko

Zone Bof

3-31

Zone Aof

3-31

Zone Aof

3-30Zone B

of 3-29

Zone Bof

3-30Zone B

of 3-28

Zone Aof

3-28

Zone Aof

3-29

Zone Aof

3-19

Zone Bof

3-19

Zone Aof

3-12

Zone Bof

3-12

YoungL.

Kamloops L.

Adams

L

.

SALMONARM

ENDERBY

KAMLOOPS

MERRITT

ASHCROFT

CACHECREEK

100 MILE HOUSE

LYTTON

LILLOOET

CLINTON

VERNON

ARMSTRONG

KELOWNA

BridgeL. Old Highway 24

S h u s w a p L .

Chapperon Cr.Douglas L.

Pennask L.

Nicola L.

Tunkwa Lake Road

Guichon Cr.

CoquihallaHwy.

THOMPSONRIVER

DeadmanR.

L

ak

e

Salmon R.

Coldwater

R.

L.

Ok a n

a ga n

Big Bar Lake Rd.

Horse L.

Green L.

Map 3h) kaMloops - Moose

Zone A of 3-46

Hobson Cr.

Ho

bs o n

La

k e

A z u r e L a k e

Azu

re

Riv

er

St. J

ulien

Cr.

Raush R.

Murtle River

Clearwat6er R

.

NO R T H T H O M

PS

O N R I V E R

Clearwater L.

Murtle Lake

MurtleR.

Map 3I) Wells gray MouNtaIN goat

Zone Aof 3-42

Zone Aof

3-36

Zone Aof

3-35

H e i gh

t o f L

an

d Cr.

T H O M

PS

ON

R

Smoke Cr.

Finn Cr.

Gold Cr.

Harbour

Cayenne

A d a m s

Ri v

er

AD

AM

S

LA

KE

Creek

Ratchford Cr.

Cr.

E a g l e R .

Scotch C

r.

Crazy

Meadow Cr.

Kwikolt Cr. Perry

R.

AnsteyR.

SeymoreR.

Dudgeon Cr.

CelistaCr.

THREEVALLEY

SICAMOUS

ADAMSLAKE S h u s w a p

L a k e

5

KINBASKET

LAKE

LAKE

REVELSTOKE

Zone Aof 3-35

Zone Aof 3-36

Zone Aof 3-42

Map 3f) kaMloops - MouNtaIN goat

Leckle Cr.

Zone Eof

3-32

Height o

f Land

Gun Creek

99

97

97

12

Zone Fof

3-32

Zone Cof

3-33

Zone B of 3-33

Zone E of 3-33

Zone D

of 3-16

Zone Fof

3-33

Zone Aof

3-33

Zone Bof

3-16

Zone Gof

3-16

Zone Eof

3-16Zone Aof 3-16

Zone Cof 3-16

Bridge River

Nicols Cr.

Sl im Cr.

Downton L.

Tyaughton

Hurley

Riv

e r

Noel Cr. McGilvary

Mud Cr.

Carpenter Lake

Yalakom River

Watson Bar

F RA

SE

R

R I VE R

Cr.

Anderson L. Seton L.

Downton

Cayoosh C

r.

Cottonwood

River

Stein

Scudamore

Kwoick

Nahatlatch River

L I L L OO

E T

Cr.

Du�yLake

Cr.

Cr.

Bridge River

LYTTON

LILLOOET

SHALALTH

TexasCr.

NoaxCr.

TommyCr.

Shulaps Cr.

Cadwallader Cr.

LILLOOET

LAKE

Lost Valley Cr.

RI V E R

THO

MPS

ON R

IVER

Johnny Cr.

Zone Aof 3-15

Map 3g) kaMloops - MouNtaIN goat



Region 4

C r.

North White R.

WhiteR.

CadornaC r.

Bingay C r.W

hiteR.Columbia Lake

CoyoteC r.

East WhiteR.

NorboeC r.

BullR.

Brule C r.

FordingRiver

Mt. Bleasdell

Llandar

C r.

Quinn Cr. North

Galbraith C r.

Tanglefoo tC r.

SulphurC r.

Zone Aof

4-25

Zone Cof

4-25

Zone Cof

4-24

Zone Fof

4-24 Zone Aof 4-24

Zone Bof

4-24

Zone Aof

4-21

Zone Fof

4-22Zone Bof 4-22

Zone Aof

4-22

Zone Jof

4-23Zone Eof

4-22

Zone Dof

4-24

Zone Eof

4-24

Zone Cof

4-23

Zone Bof

4-23

Zone Eof

4-23

Zone Gof

4-23

Zone Aof

4-23

Zone D of 4-22

Zone F of 4-23

Zone B of 4-21

Zone Cof

4-22

Zone B of 4-25

9395

3

Line

Cr.

Mt. DomkeHamer C r.

Palliser R.

F e n wi ck

Lu ssier R.

LussierRiver

Di orite Cr.

Quartic C.

Zone Kof 4-23

Kootenay R..

66

31

6

1

1

95

93

23

23

3

3

3

Cranbrook

Nelson

Kimberly

Fernie

Lake Koocanusa

Elkford

Sparwood

Creston

Castlegar

LowerArrowLake

EdgewoodSlocan

New Denver

Nakusp

Salmo

Fauquier

SlocanLake

Kootenay Lake

Kaslo

Moy

ie R

iver

Kootenay R

Elk River

Duncan Lake

Invermere

Golden

Kootenay National Park

YohoNationalPark

Columbia River

Trout Lake

UpperArrowLake

Duncan River

Revelstoke

Lake Revelstoke

GlacierNational Park

GlacierNational Park

Kinbasket Lake

Columbia Reach

Bush River

Blaeberry R

Goldstream R

Kicking Horse R

Kootenay R

Bobbie Burns Cr

Spillimacheen R

Bugaboo Cr

Kootenay R

Cross

R

Mitchell R

Toby C

r

Dutch Cr

Finlay

Cr

St Mary R

Redd

ing

Cr

Whi

te C

r

Flathead R

Montana, USA

Alberta

Alberta

Alberta

Wigwam

R

Lodgepole Cr

Goat R

Kamma Cr

Duhamel Cr

Narnes Cr

Koch Cr

Fitzstubbs Cr

Kuskanax Cr

Halfway R

Fosthall Cr

Mount RevelstokeNational Park

Woolsey Cr

Downie Cr

Win

dy C

r

Bach

elor

Cr

Beaver River

ON

WNA

ream

LumbyERNON

ARMSTRONG

Lake

Mabel

4-38C4-37A

4-38B

4-38A

4-36B

4-36A

4-34C 4-35B4-35A

4-34B

4-27C 4-34A

4-25E

4-25D

4-25C

4-32A

4-31

B

4-31A

4-17A

4-27B4-26D

4-25A

4-16B

4-16A

4-16C

4-17C

4-18A

4-19A

4-20B

4-27A

4-19B

4-6A

4-20D

4-20A

4-20C

4-26A

4-26B

4-26C4-24F

4-22G

4-24C

4-1A4-1E

4-1B

4-1C

4-2A

4-1F

4-1D

4-22A

4-17B

Map 4a) kooteNay - MouNtaIN goat

H e i g h t o f L

an d

93

Wigwam R.

Miller Cr.

Rabbit Cr.Phill ips Cr.

Desolation

Cr.

ROOSVILLE

Zone Aof 4-2

CANADAU.S.A.

Map 4b) kooteNay - phIllIps Creek MouNtaIN sheep

The

Monarch

Banff National Park

Mount Assiniboine

Park

HowardDouglas Cr.

VerdantCr.

Simpson R.

LachineCr.

Cerulean L.

Og Lake

LakeMagog

Zone Fof 4-25

AL

BE

RT

A

Indian Cr.

N, S im

pson R

.

Upper Daer Cr.

Map 4C) Mt. assINIboINe park - MouNtaIN sheep



Region 4

SLOCANLower

Edgewood

4-39F 4-38F

4-38E

4-39E

4-38D

4-39D

Adam

s Ri

ver

Thom

pson

Riv

er

Oliver Cr

Mud Cr

4-32B

4-32A

Ruddock Cr

Bourne Cr

Nicholls Cr

Goldstream R

Downie Cr

MountRevelstoke National Park

GlacierNationalPark

Bach

elor

Cr

Kinbasket L

Dam

Inco

map

pleu

x R

Upper Arrow Lake

Ledge Cr

MabelLake

Shus

wap

R

Cherry Cr

Barnes Cr

Whitesw

an

Lake

Inonoaklin Cr

Nakusp

Slocan Lake

Trout Lake

Mosquito Cr

Revelstoke

Jordan R

Tangier R

Bigmouth Cr

Lake Revelstoke

Seymour R

Perry R

Map 4e) West kooteNay - Moose

He

igh

t o

f La

nd

ELKFORD

Zone A of 4-23

Elk Lake Park

SPARWOOD

FERNIE

Palliser River

ElkRiver

Coyote Cr.

Lussier River

Henretta Cr.

Ewin Cr.

Grave Cr.

Mt. SalterNordstrum

Cr.

CrossingCr.

LladnorCr.

M.U. 4-24

M.U. 4-22

Fording

River

Bull

River

Quinn Cr 43

33

AL

BE

RT

A

Height of Land

White

River

North W

hite River

Boivin Cr.

Zone B of 4-23

Brule Cr.

TORNADOMTN

Line

Cr.

IV

ER

R

Koocanusa Lake

Wardner

Little Sand Crk

Sand

Crk

Baynes Lake

Elko

Elk

Rive

r

NorburyLakes

Fort Steele

Iron C

rk

Tanglefoot CrkSulphur CrkW

ild H

orse

R.

Galbraith Crk Goat HavenPeak

Sparwood

Cummings Crk

Quinn (Queen) Crk

Lussier R

Coyote Crk

Brule Crk

Blackfoot CrkThunder Crk

East White RiverMtPeck

Bull R

iver

Bull River

Bull

Rive

r

Elk River

Elk

Rive

r

Elk River

Elkford

Fernie

Cranbrook

Zone A of 4-22

Zone B of 4-22

Map 4d) kooteNay - bull rIVer MouNtaIN sheep Map 4f) kooteNay - Moose

Zone Aof 4-2

Zone Bof 4-2

ElkoM.U.4-1

M.U.4-23

M.U.4-22

M.U.4-3

Roosville

FERNIE

Heig

ht of Lan dH

eight of Lan d

Zone Aof 4-2

Zone Bof 4-2

Coal Cr.

93

93

3

Lake Koocanusa

Elk Rive

r

Morrissey Cr.

Flathead

RiverHarvey Cr.

Bighorn Cr.

Lodgepole Cr.

Inverted Ridge

Cabin Cr.

Howell Cr.

Leslie Cr.

CANADACANADA

USA

Wigw

am River

Wigwam River

Map 4g) kooteNay - Moose

Morrissey Cr.

Bean C

r.

LodgepoleCr.

Wigwam

Cr. Cabin

Cr.

HarveyCr.

River

Squaw Cr.

Haig Br.

Middlepass Cr.Commerce Cr.

Sage Cr.

Kishinena

Cr.

Zone Bof 4-1

Zone A of 4-1

CANADAU.S.A.

Flathead

Howell Cr.

M.U.4-23

M.U.4-2

M.U.4-1

AL B

ER

TA

Zone Bof 4-1

Map 4h) kooteNay - Moose

Region 5

ChilkoLake

O

TatlayokoLake

Klinaklini River

Chilk

o Ri

ver

Razorback Mtn

Perkins Peak Sapeye

Lake

Klin

aklin

i Rive

r

Colwell Crk

Middle Lake

Miner Lake

Razor Crk

Homathko River

Ottarsko River

Mos

ley C

rk

Niut Mtn

Zone Aof 5-6

Zone B of

5-6

Zone Bof

5-5

Zone Aof

5-5

Map 5C) CarIboo - MouNtaIN goat

Horse�y R.

Mackay R.

EurekaPk.

BossMtn.

DeceptionMtn.

Wells

G ray

Park

Dec

eptio

n Cr

.

Crooked L.

Bosk L.

GotchenL.

Zone Bof

5-15

Zone Aof

5-15

Ruth Redfern Cr.

McKusky Cr.

Map 5b) eureka/boss-deCeptIoN - MouNtaIN goat

Height of Land

Taseko R.

TasekoLakes

YohettaL.

YohettaCr.

Mt. McLeod

Mt. Pilk ingtonTchaikazan R.

Lord R.

Edmond Cr.

Zone Bof 5-4

Zone Eof 5-4

Zone Fof 5-4

Zone Hof 5-4

Zone Jof 5-4

Taseko R.

Chil co

Rive r

20TATLA LAKEChilco

Lake

Middle Lake

Twist Cr

TS’IL?OSPARK

Choelquoit L.

Homathko River

Homathko River

MU5-05

MU5-4

MU5-05

MU2-14

MU2-15

MU1-15

MU5-06

Mo

sley

Creek

BidwellCr

Doran Cr

Nostetuko R

Ram

os

Klin

ak

lini

River

Fro

ntier

Colw ell Creek

Tatla

yoko

Lak

e

Nemaia Cr.

Konni L.

Mt. Tatlow

Aboriginal Title Land

Map 5a) ChIlCotIN - yohetta - MouNtaIN goat



Region 5

C r.

He

i gh

t of L a

nd

97

97

20

Euchinko R.

FRASER

RIVER

Co�onwood R.

Swi� R.KatherineC r. Cariboo

Lake

Quesnel River

Baker C r.

Nazko

River

ClisbakoR.

Wentwort h C r.RamseyC r.

Twa n

C r.Chilco�n R.

Chilko River

R.

Y ohe� a

C r.

LordR.

Taseko R .

Groundhog

C r.

NadilaC r.

BigC r.

Gaspard C r.

Churn C r.

McEwan C r.

Lone Cabin

C r.

Y alakom River

FRASER

RIVER

CreekSlim C r.

DashC r.

Alkali Cr.

Dog

Boss Cr.

MoffatC r.

McIntoshLakes

HorseflyL.

Horsefly

Quesnel Lake

QUESNEL

WILLIAMS LAKE

LIKE LY

LAC LA HACHE

100 MILE HOUSE

CLINTON

Zone Bof

5-13

Zone Cof 5-13

Zone Aof

5-13

M.U.

5-12

M.U.

7-10M.U.

7-8

M.U.

5-15

M.U.

5-1

M.U.

3-30

M.U.

3-31

Zone Aof

5-2

Zone Bof 5-3

Zone Aof 5-3

Zone Bof

5-2

Zone B

Zone Cof

5-2

Zone Aof

5-14Zone B

of 5-14

Zone Dof

5-2

Zone Cof 5-4

Zone Bof

5-4

C h i l a k o R i v e r

C o g l is tiko R

B a ez a e k o R.

T y au g h to n

R.

Taseko

Mt. Henderson

McLeese Lake of 5-2

W e s t R o a d (B l a c kw ate r ) R .

Raven Lake FSR

Chilko

Lake

Nemala

Cr .

M.U.

5-5

Zone Aof 5-4


20

Map 5d) CarIboo - Mule (blaCk-taIled), WhIte-taIled deer& MouNtaIN sheep (5-4C)

C r.

Willan Cr

McDermott Cr

He

i gh

t of L a

nd

97

97

20

Euchinko R.

FRASER

RIVER

Cottonwood R.

Swift R.KatherineC r. Cariboo

Lake

Quesnel River

Baker C r.

Nazko

River

ClisbakoR.

Wentwort h C r.RamseyC r.

Twa n

C r.Chilcotin R.

Chilko River

R.

Yohett a

C r.

LordR.

Taseko R .

Groundhog

C r.

NadilaC r.

Big Cr

Farwell

Cr

Gaspard Cr

Churn C r.

Lone Cabin

C r.

Yalakom River

FRASER

RIVER

CreekSlim C r.

DashC r.

Alkali Cr.

Dog

Boss Cr.

Mo�atCr.

McIntoshLakes

Horse�yL.

Horse�y

Quesnel Lake

QUESNEL

WILLIAMS LAKE

LIKE LY

LAC LA HACHE

100 MILE HOUSE

CLINTON

Zone Bof

5-13

Zone Cof 5-13

Zone Aof

5-13

M.U.5-12

M.U.7-10

M.U.7-8

M.U.5-15

M.U.5-1

M.U.3-30

M.U.3-31

Zone Aof

5-2

Zone Aof 5-3

Zone Bof

5-2

Zone B

Zone Cof

5-2

Zone Aof

5-14Zone B

of 5-14

Zone Dof

5-2

Zone Bof

5-4

C h i l a k o R i v e r

C o glis tiko R

B a ez a e k o R.

Ty a u g h to n

R.

Taseko

Mt. Henderson

McLeese Lake of 5-2

W e s t R o a d ( B l a c kw a te r ) R .

Raven Lake FSR

Chilko

Lake

Nemala

Cr .

M.U.5-5

Zone Aof 5-4


20

ScumLake

7000 Road

20

20

20 HotnarkoLake

Kappan Lake

AnaheimLake

NimpoLake

Nimpo Cr

Kappan Cr

Telegraph Cr

Hotnarko R

HoochLake

CharlotteLakeAtnarko R

LonesomeLake

TenasLake

RainbowLake

ElbowLake

KnotLakes

Whitt

on Cr

Stewart Lake

McClinchy

Lake

McClinchy Cr

Colwell Cr

One EyeLake

Big StickLake

ClearwaterLake

Perkins Peak

Jobin Cr

Middle Lake

Middle Lake

Crazy Cr

Twist Cr

Mos

ley

Cr

MinerLake

Busse Cr

Atnarko River

Tsulko River

N. Klinaklini R

FangPeak

Dorothy Cr

Frontier CrRemote Cr

Trophy Lake

Klinaklini R

Klinaklini R

Klin

aklin

i R

SapeyeLake

Zone A of 5-65-11

1-15

5-5

5-12

5-7

Hotnarko Mtn.

HeckmanPass

T WEEDSMUIR

PARK

Zone Aof

5-11

M.U.5-12

M.U.5-6

20

20

Park Boundary

R ight of WayOld Hwy 20

Hotnarko R .

A tn arko R .

Youn

g C r

.

20

West Road R.

CluskoChilcotin

Knoll Cr.

Twee

dsm

uir

Par

k B

dy

Chilanko R.

Cr.

Dean

MartinL.

KuyakuzL.

TsachaL.

Puntzi L.

Gatcho L.

Zone Aof

5-12

Zone Bof

5-12

ANAHIMLAKE

Chr

i ste

nsen

River

Coglistiko R

.

Fawnie Cr.

R.

Baezaek

o

Punkutlaenkut Cr.

R.

R.

Map 5g) CarIboo - bull Moose

HEIGHT OF LAND

12BOWRON

LAKEPARK

Big Valley Cr

Zone Dof 5-15

Zone Aof 5-15

Zone Bof 5-15Zone C

of 5-15

Quesnel Lake

Swift RiverRollieCr.

Horsefly River

QUESNELFraser River

Ahbau

Cr.

WILLIAMS LAKE

HendrixCrBossCr

WELLS

GRAY

PARK

Map 5h) quesNel - Moose

Cottonwood River

Ten MileLake

Fraser River

Jon Boyd Cr

Ahba

u Cr

Cottonwood River

Swift River

Lightning Cr

Swift River

Victoria Cr

BensonLake

Sovereign Cr

Gerimi Cr

Victoria Cr

Kangaroo Cr

QuesnelForks

Morehead Lake

Jacobie Cr

Beedy Cr

Beaver Cr

Burgess Cr

MaudLake

Chiaz Cr

Cuisson Cr

DragonLake

Quesnel River

Fraser River

Quesnel River

Quesnel River

Kersey

Quesnel

Cottonwood

Australian Cr

Alexandria

Jerky Cr

Towler Cr

Sard

ine C

r

Maus Cr

97

97

26

97

ElkZone Aof 5-2

Map 5e) quesNel - elk

Map 5f) CarIboo - bull Moose

Map 5I) CarIboo - bull Moose

Map 5J) CarIboo - bull Moose



He i g h t o f L a n d

Heightof Land

Little Oliver Cr .

16

16

37

NangeeseR.

HAZELTON

FORTBABINE

SMITHERSLANDING

Blunt Mtn.

GRANISLE

SMITHERS

TELKWA

HOUSTON

KEMANO

TERRACE

KITIMAT

Nas s

Rive r

Kiteen R.

Stenstom Cr.

Tseax R.

Kitwancool

Ginmiltkum Cr.

Kispiox River

S k e e n a Bab ine

Nichyeskwa Cr.

Shegunia R.

Iltzui Cr.

Skeena R.

Insect Cr.

Kitsumkalum R. Legate Cr.

K le an za C r. Z y m o e t z R iv e r

Exstew R .

Exchamsik s R .

C h is t C r.

K it im at R .

C lore R.

K itnayakwa R.

Limonite

Zone Cof 6-30

Zone Aof 6-8

Zone B of 6-8

Zone Dof 6-8

Zone Fof 6-8

Zone Eof 6-8

Zone Cof 6-9

Zone Sof 6-9

Zone E of 6-9

Tweedsmuir

Park

Zone Pof 6-9

Zone Nof 6-9

Zone Qof 6

-9

Zone Bof 6-9Zone B

of 6-15

Zone Iof 6-15

Zone Kof 6-15

Zone Aof 6-10

Zone Bof 6-10

Zone Aof 6-15

Zone Gof 6-15

Zone Jof 6-9

Zone Kof 6-9

Zone O of 6-9

Zone Iof 6-9

Zone Aof 6-9

Zone M of 6-9

Zone Cof 6-8

Observ

atory

Inle

t

HastingsAr m

N as s B ay

Ksed in Cr.

Ishkheenick h R.

LavaLake

Cedar R.

Clear Cr.

SandL.

Cr.

K u ld o C r.

She lag y ote R .

R iv e r

Nilk itkw

a River

R ive r

Juniper C

r.

Corya Cr.

Suskwa R.

Tsezakwa Cr. Morrison L.

TahloCr.

Bab ine L ak e

Reiseter Cr.

McK

endrick Cr.

C any o n C r.

Trout Cr.

Kitsg uecla R. KitsumsCr.

Kitwanga L.

Oliv

er Cr.

Kitwanga R.

Gall Cr.

Lorne Cr.

Kitsumk alumL.

Cr.

Telk

wa R .

McDonell L.

Serb Cr.

Denys CrWil l iam s C r.

B ulk le y

M o ric e R ive r

Gosnell Cr.

Burn

ie R

.

Atna L. Morice L .

R ive r

Fran ç o is L . Tagetochlian L.

LampreyCr.

Nanika R.

Ootsa Lake

Tahtsa Reach

Tahtsa L.

Whiting Cr.NanikaL.

Nadina L.

Owen L.

KemanoR.

S eel L.

Tr oitsa L.

Wh ite s ail L.

Troitsa Cr.

Zym ag o t it z

R.

Khyex R.

L ake lse

R.

We d e e n e R.

A tastairL.

Skeena R ive r

WindsorR.

Ayton Cr.

D ouglasChannel K ildala Ar m

Hawkesbur yIsland

GribbellIsland

Gardner C anal

E . K isp iox R .

Cranberry R.

Chapman L.

Zone Jof 6-15 Zone H

of 6-15

Gitnado ix R .

Dasque Cr. Ha

rold Price

Cr.

Big

1060 m ete r

Atna

Rive

r

Houston Tommy Cr.

Deck rill Cr.Glacis Cr.

Zone Tof 6-9

Map 6a) skeeNa aNd babINe MouNtaIN - MouNtaIN goat

Zone J and T of 6-937

Zone Jof 6-9

Zone Tof 6-9

Oliver Cr.

Red Canyon Cr.

Skeena River

Legate Cr.

Zym

oetz

R.

Mulwain Cr.

Little Oliver Cr.

Region 6

Zone Aof 6-22

Zone Aof 6-19

Zone Aof 6-20

Zone Bof 6-20

Zone Aof 6-21 Zone C

of 6-20

Lake

I

Dease

VI

R

N

PASSAGEMOUNT

CreekTelegraph

T U RN

A

GA

GNIL

Tatlatui

TATLATUI

FI

NL

A

PARK

Y PLATEAU

SPATSIZI

RE

N

R

NA

WILDERNESS

SS

N

D

O F

ALASKA (USA)

I S K U

EDZIZA

PARK

T

NU

K

PARK

LakeThutade

R

Ecological Reserve

Stikine River

Spatsi

zi Rive

r

Stikine River

Klappan River

Little Klappan RiverKlap

pan

Riv

er

Tuya

Riv

er

Tanz

illa R

iver

Little Tahltan River

Kehl

echo

a R

.

Pitman River

Tuch

o R.

Mess Cr.

Klastline R.

Littl

e Is

kut R

.

Eaglenest Cr.

Tsetia Cr.

Stiki

ne R

iver

Chukachida R.

Map 6b) stIkINe/spatsIZI goat - edZIZa goat/sheep

*6-21A Edziza - Mountain Goat and Mountain Sheep Zone



Region 6

Height o

f

Land

Heig

ht

of

Land

ATLIN PARK

RECREATION

AREA

Nelson L.

TeresaIsland

AtlinLake

O'Donnel R.

Pike R.

SimpsonL.

Sloko R.Sloko L.

Mt. Ogilvie

ParadisePk.

Nakonake R.

AL

AS

KA

Zone Cof 6-25

(and portions of 6-26, 6-27)

No Hunting Area to 1km

fom high water mark

Map 6f) atlIN - MouNtaIN goat

R.

Nanika

Lake

WaterTunnel

Troitsa

L.

Laventie

Cr.

Tahtsa Reach

Whitesail L.

Ootsa Lake

St. Thomas

Gamsby

R.Kitlope R.KimsquitR.

1km from lake

Chief Louis L.

Tetachuk Lake

Eliguk L. West Road R.Tsacha L

.

Natalkuz L.

Reach

Mt.Tweedsmuir

MichelPk.

T W E E D S M U I RP A R K

WellsGrey Pk.

H U N T I N G

Mt. Davidson

KuyakuzMtn.

OOTSA LAKE

Zone Bof 6-02

Zone A

of 6-02

Big Bend Cr.

Eutsuk Lake

Ehezko

River

Tahtsa Lake

N O

A R E A

Intata

Map 6C) sMIthers - Moose aNd tWeedsMuIr - MouNtaIN goat

Homan L.

BennetL.

White Passand

Yukon Rwy

Windy Arm

Tutshi L.

Brownlee L.

GrahamInlet

Tagish

Lake

Racine

Lake

Fantail L.

Teepee Cr.

East T

utshi R

.

Tutshi

R.

CraterL. CraterL.

ChilkootNationalHistoric

Site

Lindeman L.Lindeman L. Moon L.

LOGCABIN

Zone B

of 6-28

Zone B of 6-27

Zone A of 6-27

Y U K O N

AL

AS

KA

Map 6d) tagIsh hIghlaNds - MouNtaIN goat

Wil

s on C

r

Atlin Park

Slo

co

River

BennettL.

E. Tu

tshi

R.

FantailL.

Taku

Arm

Tagish

Lake

Pine Cr.

Surprise

L.

GladysL.

TeslinL.

Goo

dwin

Cr.

Rapid RoyCr.HurricaneCr.

Nakina River

Silver Salm

on R.

Gla

dys

R

iver

Pike River

NancyCr.

ATLIN

Zone Aof 6-27

Zone Eof

6-25

Y U K O N

AL

AS

KA

Zone Dof 6-25

Tutshi L.

Atlin

L.

No Hunting Area

Map 6e) atlIN - MouNtaIN sheep

*Zone A of 6-19

*Zone A of 6-19*Zone A

of 6-19

K lappan R i v er

Tumeka L.

L i ttl e K la p pa n R . B u r r a ge C

r .

E a g l e n e s t

T s e ti o C r .

K l i w eguh

Spa

tsiz

i R i v e r

Cold FishL.

Cullivan Cr.

R o s s R i v

e r

Buckinghorse

SandbarCr.

Alger

Cr.

Chukachida R .

M oyez Cr.

S t i k i n e

R i v e r

Chapea Cr.

LasluiL.

Eddontenajon L.

Kinaskan

L.

HappyL.

Klapp a n R i v e r

Ecological Reser ve

SPATSIZI PLATEAU WILDERNESS PARK

DENE TIAH PARK

ChukachidaL.

Tucho Cr.

Tuch

o R.

M c B r i de R.

T a n zi l l a R .

Pitman R.

Frog R.

Luna

r Cr

.

J a c k S to n e C r .

Dease Lake

Hottah L.

Tucho L.

Stik ine R.

Mink Cr.

Zone A of 6-20

Zone B of 6-20

Zone A of 6-20

Zone B of 6-20

1,000mElevation

1,000mElevation

Lorem

Map 6g) spatsIZI - MouNtaIN sheep, CarIbou aNd Moose aNd stIkINe - Moose

O'Donnel

R.

7

Atlin

Lake

Sloko R.

Silver Salmon R.

Nakin

a R.

HurricaneCr.

Goodwin

Cr.

Teslin L.

Gladys

L.

SurpriseL.

ATLIN

Zone Aof 6-25 (and a

portion of 6-26)

Y U K O N

Atlin Park

Map 6I) atlIN - CarIbou

Zone A of 6-20 for Mountain Sheep, Caribou, or Moose

Zone A of 6-4

Tchesinkut Lake

FRANCOISLAKE

SOUTHBANK

FRANCOISLAKE PARK

F r a n c o i s

L a k e

35

Allin Cr.

Beach Cr.Anders

Lk.

Tchesinkut Cr.

Map 6h) fraNCoIs lake - Mule (blaCk-taIled) deer

lIMIted eNtry huNtINg Is restrICted to prIVate laNd oNly WIth the perMIssIoN of the laNdoWNer WIthIN ZoNe a of 6-4



Region 6

H e i g h t o f La

nd

Jes se Cr.

12

Khyex R.

Exstew R.

Zymoetz River

Skeena River

Scotia R.

Windsor

R.

Ecstall

River

CecilCr. Chist Cr.

Davies Cr.Kiti

mat A

rm Dala River

TERRACE

KITIMAT

M.U.6-11

M.U.6-15

M.U.6-9

M.U.6-3

Magar Cr.

H

e i g h t o f L a n d

River

Lakel se R.

LakelseL..

KhtadaL..

Zone A of 6-10

(and Portionsof 6-3 and 6-11)

Kitim

at

Map 6J) sMIthers - bull Moose

Map 6l) sMIthers - Moose

Khyex R.

Nas

s

Rive

r

Kitwanoool Lake

Kitwanga Cr

S k e e n a

Ri v

e r

Tseax R.

Kitsumkalum R.

Kiteen R.

Exstew R.

H e i g h t o f La

nd

He

ig

ht

o

f

La

nd

TERRACE

Zone Aof 6-15

Vile Cr.

Cranberry River

37

37

Nass River

BowserLake

Meziadin Lake

Canyon Lk.

Hazleton

River

Skeena

Nass

Riv

er

Bell-Irving

River

Kitw

anga River

Ske

ena

River

Swan LakeKispiox RiverPark

Skeena

River

Zone Aof 6-30

Gingolx

MU6-30

MU6-16

McCully Cr

Kispiox

River

Kispiox

Zone A of 6-4

Zone Aof 6-9

Zone Aof 6-8

LakeFraser

BURNS

HOUSTON

LakeTELKWA

SMITHERS Babine

,

LAKE

Bulkley River

Francois Lake

Telkwa River

Moric

e River

Nadina River

Endako River

Tchesinkut L

Map 6k) bulkely Valley/burNs lake elk

Region 7 A

H e i g h t o f L a nd

16

VANDERHOOF PRINCEGEORGE

Zone Aof 7-12

Zone Bof 7-12

M.U.7-13 M.U.

7-15

M.U.7-10

M.U.7-11

Nechako River

Francois L.

Nechako

River

KenneyDam

Chilako

Riv

er

Tatuk L.

Euchiniko River

Sinkut R.

Cluculz L.

NormanL.

Fraser Lake

KnewstubbLake

Map 7b) prINCe george - Moose

97

97

97

39

Zone Aof 7-23

Zone Bof 7-23

Zone Cof 7-23

Zone Eof 7-23

Zone Aof 7-16

Zone Cof 7-16

Zone Cof 7-16

Zone Bof 7-16

Zone Bof 7-23

Zone Cof 7-23

Zone Aof 7-16

Zone Bof 7-16 Zone E

of 7-23

Fraser River

Parsnip River

McLeod L.

WeedonL.

SummitL.

DavieL.

McGregor R

iver

Missinka R.

Captain Cr.

Chachinka Cr.

AzouzettaL.

Moray Cr.

Mis

inch

inka

R.

Anzac R.

Nor

th A

nza

c R

.

Hominka R.

Wooyadilin

ka Cr.

Redr

ocky

Cr.

Table R.

Sukunka R.

M.U.7-30

M.U.7-24

M.U.7-16

M.U.7-22

M.U.7-21

M.U.7-17M.U.

7-7

M.U.7-18M.U.7-18

Zone Dof 7-23

MTSHEBA

Map 7a) parsNIp - Moose



Region 7 A

M.U.4-40

M.U.4-43

M.U.4-44

M.U.7-4

M.U.4-39

H

e i g h t o

f L a n d

16

5

VALEMOUNTZone Iof 7-2

Bulldog Cr.

Zone Bof 7-2

Zone Dof 7-2

Zone Fof 7-2

Zone Gof 7-2

Zone C of 7-2

Camp Cr.

Cr.Dave Henry

Cr.

Fraser Rive r

Cr.

Hugh Allen Cr.

Baker Cr.

Dawson Cr.

Foster Cr.

HowardCr.

Albreda River

North Thompson River

AL

BE

RT

A

MountRobson

Park

Jasper

National

Park

McNaughtonLake

Canoe

Reach

Yellowjacket

Map 7C) kINbasket - MouNtaIN goat

16

5

A L B E R T A

Zone Lof 7-3 Zone K

of 7-3

Zone Fof 7-3

Zone Hof 7-3

Zone Aof 7-4

Zone A of 7-3

Zone Iof 7-3

Zone Bof 7-3

Zone C

of 7-3

Zone Dof 7-3

Zone Gof 7-3

Zone Jof 7-3

Zone Eof 7-3

MountRobson

Park

Jasper

National

Park

McKale R

iver Re

nshaw Cr.

Doré

R

iver

Holmes River

ChalcoCr.

Nevin Cr.

HorseyCr.

Small Cr.

Spittal

Cr.

Raush River

F R AS E R

R I V E R

Castle C

reek

McBRIDE

DUNSTER

CROYDONSTATION

TETE JAUNECACHE

Edd

y Cr.

Holl iday Cr.

Kiwa Cr.

Map 7d) holMes rIVer aNd Castle Creek - MouNtaIN goat

16

5

MOUNTROBSON

PARK

Swift C

r.

McLennan R .

Tête Cr.

Blac k Martin Cr.

Blac k Martin Cr.

F R A S E R R I V E R

F R A S E R R I V E R

K i w a Cr.

C a n o e R i v e r C a n o e R i v e r

VALEMOUNT

Raush R iver

Zone Cof 7-4

Zone Dof 7-4

Height of Land

Map 7e) kIWa Creek - MouNtaIN goat

16

Zone Bof 7-4 D

ore

R

iver

Milk River

Cariboo River

Cast

le

Cre

ek

Holm

es R

.

Eddy

Cr.

Map 7f) dore rIVer - MouNtaIN goat

Region 7 B

AL

BE

RT

A

**Zone A of 7-20

Osborne R.M.U.7-46

DAWSON CREEK

Tumbler Ridge

Chetwynd

Moberly Lake

Hudson’s Hope

SikanniChief

BeattonRiver

Sikanni ChiefCanyon P.A.

M.U.7-33M.U.

7-34

M.U.7-35

M.U.7-20M.U.

7-21

M.U.7-58

M.U.7-48

Pine R.

Peace River

Farrell Cr.

WillistonLake

ButlerRidge Park

GWILLIMLK

PARK

Salt Cr.

97

97

97

2

Roseland Cr.

Beatton R.

Milligan Cr.

Balck Cr.

Holman Cr.

La Prise Cr.

Sikanni Chief R

.

Halfway R.

Blueberry R.

Cameron R.

Pine River

Highhat R.

Suka

nuka

R.

Cowie Cr.

Oetata Cr.

Kiskatinaw R.

Doig

Rive

r

FORT ST. JOHN

M.U.7-32

Zone A of 7-20 is open to bothCrown land and private land, this zone fully encompasses 7-32, 7-33, and 7-34 and portions of7-20, 7-21, 7-35, 7-45 and 7-46

M.U.7-45

Map 7g) peaCe rIVer - age restrICted elk

9797

Toad RiverHot Springs

MunchoLakePark

Yash

C

reek

Four

Zone Aof

7-51

Zone Aof

7-51

Ra

cin

g

R

iver

Mile

Creek

Nonda Creek

Toad

Height of Land

TOADRIVER

R

iver

Racing

River

Map 7h) toad rIVer - elk



Region 7 B

LEH Zone Boundary

MU Boundary

Sikanni Chief R

Sikanni Chief Lake

Mt Helen

Colledge Lake

Trimble Lake

Koller Crk

Marian Lake

Moose Lick Crk

Mason Crk

Lily Lake

Pink Mtn Elbow

CrkCam

eron R

Beatton R

Headstone Crk

Mt. Stearns

Jesson Crk

Sidenius Crk

Gautschi Crk

Sikanni Chief River

McCuksker Crk

MtKenny

Halfway River

Cypress Crk

Halfw

ay River

Pink Mountain

Atick Crk

Chicken Crk

Grassy CrkBuckinghorse River

Besa R

Fairy Lake

MU 7-58

7-42C7-42D

97

97

LEH Zone Boundary

MU Boundary

Map 7M) peaCe - bIsoN

Map 7N) sleepINg ChIef - MouNtaIN goat

He i g h t o f L a n d

TUMBLERRIDGE

Monkman

Park

Monkman

Park

Zone Kof 7-21

Zone B of 7-22/7-21

Zone Aof 7-22

7-21 Zone Eof 7-21

Zone Cof 7-21

Zone Dof 7-21

Zone Bof 7-21

7-19

Zone Aof

7-197-21

Zone Gof

7-19

Zone Eof 7-19

Zone Fof 7-19

Zone Dof 7-19

Zone Cof 7-19

Zone Bof

7-19

M.U.7-23

M.U.7-17

M.U.7-16

M.U.7-20

AL

BE

RT

A

Burnt R.

Sukunka

River

Cowie Cr.

Murray R iver

Bullmoose Cr.

MeikleCr.

Wes

t Ki

skat

inaw R iver

Kiskatinaw

River

Flathead Cr.

K inuseo Cr.

Hook L.

Impe

rial Cr.

MonkamanL.

Red Dee r

Cr

.

Wapiti

Belcour t

Cr.

Narraway

River

Parsnip R iver

McGregor

Herrick Cr.

River

KakwaLake

Onion Cr.

Huguenot Cr.

R iver

Martin Cr.

Windfall Cr. Wolverine

R

iver M

a st Cr

Map 7J) peaCe rIVer - MouNtaIN goat

Akie R

iver

Zone A of 7-42

MU7-41

MU7-50

MU7-49

Muskw

a River

Prophet River

Muskwa

River

Bessa R

iver

Richards Cr.

MU7-42

97

TRUTCH

No

rth K

wad

a cha River

SikanniCheif

River

Map 7I) TuChodI RIVer - Elk

Nabesch e

River

Nabesche

River

Nabesche West River

Needham Cr

NeedhamCr

Graham River

Em

erst

und

CreekZone A

of 7-36

MU7-37

MU7-34

MU7-36

Williston Lake

MTLUDINGTON

MTBREWSTER

GRAHAN

LAURIER

PARK

MU7-34

MU7-36

Map 7k) peaCe rIVer - MouNtaIN goat

Crehan Cr

Muskwa River

LittleSistersMtn

Reimer Cr

Muskwa River

Bunc

h Cr

SleepingChiefMtn Bat Cr

Wen

ger C

r

Puder Cr

Milliken Cr

Prophet River

Prophet R

iver

Prophet River

Richards Cr

Kravac Cr

7-50

Zone Cof 7-42

7-49

7-48

Zone Eof 7-39

ClawMtn.Zone A

of 7-40

Zone Aof 7-39

Zone Bof 7-39

Zone Cof 7-39 Zone D

of 7-39

M.U.7-40

Adoogacho

S

tikine River

Mersantan Cr. McClairCr.

Toodoggone River

Chappelle Cr.

Stu

rd

ee River

Jelli

coe Cr.

Moyez Cr

.

Mo

oseho rn C

r.

Chap

ea Cr.

Stalk Ls

Fire

stee

l River

C

r.

Finlay R

. SPATSIZI

PLATEAU

WILDERNESS

PARK

LawyersCr.

Jock

Kitchener LakeThutade

Lake

Tatlatui L.

Map 7p) edoZadelly - CarIbou

Tuch

odi R

iver

Tuchodi River

Dea

d D

og C

r

Beckman Cr

Gath

to C

rKl

uach

esi C

r

Tierney CrKluachesiLake

Gathto Cr

Reimer Cr

Varrick Cr

Muskw

a R

Muskwa RMuskwa R

Arnell Cr

Larman Cr

Margison Cr

Zone A of 7-50

Map 7l) kluaChesI - MouNtaIN goat

Bilou Cr

Muskwa River

Wen

ger C

r LittleSisters Mtn

Fern Lake

Ipec Lake

Kwadacha RProphet River

Richard Cr

Crehan Cr

Bat Cr

Reimer CrBunch Cr

Milliken Cr

Granger Cr

Keily Cr

RedfernLake

Minaker R

Pock

etkn

ife C

r

Buckinghorse R

Nevis Cr

Besa R

Colledge Lake

TrimbleLake

Jesson Cr

Sikanni Chief R

Sikanni Chief R

Ospika R

McC

uske

r Cr

Siden

ius C

r

Chicken Cr

Koller Cr

Loranger Cr

Tuno� Cr

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The Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia has partnered with the British Columbia Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development to develop an education program for hunters relating to horn curl restrictions that apply to the harvest of wild sheep in the province.

The Society and the Ministry have become increasingly concerned about the number of illegal sheep kills occurring in British Columbia, in some cases resulting from a lack of diligence. In some cases illegal kills may result in increasing hunting restrictions (such as Limited Entry seasons in place of general open seasons) or the complete closure of a season.

In an attempt to limit the number of illegal sheep harvested in British Columbia, the Wild Sheep

Society has created a horn curl education program, with the support of the Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development.

The Society's horn curl education program is divided into two sections: an education component, and a test component.

Both the Society and the Ministry highly recommend that all sheep hunters review the horn curl education program and participate in the horn curl test. Even for experienced sheep hunters this will provide a helpful review.

Please review the Education Page for the Horn Curl Education Program and take the Horn Curl Test at http://wildsheepsociety.homestead.com/HornCurlTest.html

THE WILD SHEEP SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA HORN CURL EDUCATION PROGRAM

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Minimizing the female (nanny) harvest of Mountain Goats has been identified as an important conservation action. Previously, the Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development has addressed concerns with the harvest of females through voluntary compliance among hunters to select a male Mountain Goat (billy). While the proportion of females in the harvest has decreased, there continues to be concerns over the high harvest of female mountain goats in some areas. In order to address this concern, a regulation has been implemented that states “It is unlawful to hunt a female Mountain Goat accompanying a kid or a female Mountain Goat in a group that contains one or more kids.”

This regulation does not protect all female Mountain

Goats as a solitary female Mountain Goat, or a female Mountain Goat within a group of goats that does not contain kids, would still be legal to harvest.

For more information on how to select a billy, you can borrow the video “Is it a Billy or is it a Nanny?” from any of the Ministry regional offices, or from the Wildlife and Habitat Branch in Victoria. The same video is also available from the BC Wildlife Federation. To test yourself on mountain goat sex identification go to www.env.gov.bc.ca/fw/wildlife/hunting/docs/goat_orientation_08Utah.pdf.

The recently completed “Management Plan for the Mountain Goat in British Columbia” contains detailed information on managing Mountain Goats in BC,

and is available for downloading at www.env.gov.bc.ca/eirs/bdp/biodiversity_publications_index/bdpStaticPageM.htm

NOTICE TO MOUNTAIN GOAT HUNTERS

(Reproduced with permission from the Department of Renewable Resources, Yukon Government.)

The Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development’s first priority for wildlife management is to ensure the long-term conservation of wildlife populations and their habitats. The Ministry recognizes that First Nations play an important role in wildlife management and may have or establish Aboriginal or treaty rights protected by section 35(1) of the Constitution Act, 1982 to harvest wildlife for food, social and ceremonial purposes in their traditional territories.

Harvesting wildlife under Aboriginal and treaty rights must be sustainable, and harvesting methods must not jeopardize public safety or the use and enjoyment of property. The Ministry also recognizes that First Nations may have traditional governance structures that manage their members’ sustainable harvest of wildlife. The Ministry continues to work with First Nations and stakeholders to manage wildlife resources within the province.

Persons registered under the Indian Act (Canada) residing in British Columbia are not required to have a hunting licence or species licences. However, First Nation individuals are required to have a federal Firearms Licence and comply with hunting regulations related to public health, public safety and conservation. Any hunting of wildlife species for sale or barter, in whole or in part, is not legal, except as authorized by regulation or where there is a demonstrated Aboriginal or treaty right to do so.

In situations where conservation of a particular wildlife population is of concern and compliance with hunting regulations is required by individuals exercising Aboriginal or Treaty rights – which may include the requirement for Limited Entry Hunting (LEH) authorizations – there will be prior consultation with the affected First Nations in accordance with Ministry policy and procedures. Before harvesting wildlife, First Nation members should inquire with the appropriate First Nation’s officials and with the Ministry regional office about any specific conservation requirements that may apply to them.

First Nation members who wish to hunt outside their traditionally used territory or treaty areas must comply with the Hunting Regulations which can be found in both the LEH and Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopses (except for the licencing exemption described above). This includes making application for an LEH authorization via the LEH draw. A Fish and Wildlife ID with active BC resident and hunting credentials is required to submit an application for LEH.

For the purpose of entering the LEH draw, persons residing in B.C. registered under the Indian Act (Canada) will be granted a free Fish and Wildlife ID upon proving status and residency. Proof of status includes a Secure Certificate of Indian Status issued by the Government of Canada, or a letter from the Band Office or First Nation Government confirming status. The LEH application fee must be paid in order to enter the LEH draw.

If a First Nation member is in doubt regarding a traditional hunting area or practice, or regulations that may apply, they should contact the appropriate First Nation’s officials and the Ministry regional office to discuss specific situations.

The B.C. Government is responsible for balancing hunting opportunities for all British Columbians, while managing for conservation and ensuring adequate priority is accorded to First Nations’ harvest for food, social or ceremonial purposes within their traditionally used and treaty areas. First Nations may take responsibility for managing their members’ harvest. The Province encourages mutual courtesy and respect between Indigenous and non-Indigenous hunters.

Aboriginal Title in BC

On June 26, 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada granted the Tsilhqot’in Nation a declaration of Aboriginal title to a defined area of land located in the South Chilcotin, Cariboo Region of British Columbia. As a result of the Supreme Court of Canada decision, the status of these lands has changed and as title holder, the Tsilhqot’in Nation can determine use of and control access to the declared title lands. The Nation has announced that the title area is not publicly available for hunting at this time.

Métis HuntersAll Métis individuals intending to hunt in British Columbia are required, under the Wildlife Act, to hold a valid hunting licence and comply with all hunting regulations. This includes obtaining applicable species licences and complying with Limited Entry Hunting Regulations.

INDIGENOUS HUNTERS IN B.C.

http://wildsheepsociety.homestead.com/HornCurlTest.html

http://wildsheepsociety.homestead.com/HornCurlTest.html

http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/fw/wildlife/hunting/docs/goat_orientation_08Utah.pdf

http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/fw/wildlife/hunting/docs/goat_orientation_08Utah.pdf

http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/eirs/bdp/biodiversity_publications_index/bdpStaticPageM.htm

