Alberta WMU 732 map and hunting seasons 2026
Alberta WMU 732 (British Block): open season dates for elk, timber wolf, coyote, small game.
Open WMU 732 on the mapDates copied from the 2026 Alberta Guide to Hunting Regulations (Big Game Seasons, Game Bird Seasons) and checked row by row against it on 2026-10-16. Alberta is marked Beta on the map: a person hasn't checked every part of it yet. Confirm in Alberta's hunting regulations before you go.
Elk
| Season | Residents | Non-residents |
|---|---|---|
| CFB Suffield (draw licence only) Antlered and antlerless. By special licence (draw); see the 2026 Alberta Hunting Draws booklet. Non-residents only through an outfitter allocation or limited draws. | Nov 18 – Nov 20 Nov 26 – Nov 28 Jan 13 – Jan 15 Jan 21 – Jan 23 | None |
Timber wolf
| Season | Residents | Non-residents |
|---|---|---|
| Timber wolf (residents need no licence), opens Nov 18 Open from the first big game season in the WMU (Nov 18 here) to May 31, 2027. Hunt only, no trapping. Non-residents and non-resident aliens need a wildlife certificate and a licensed guide or hunter host. | Nov 18 – May 31 | Nov 18 – May 31 |
Coyote
| Season | Residents | Non-residents |
|---|---|---|
| Coyote on Green Area public land, opens Nov 18 (private land and White Area: all year) Green Area public land: from the first big game season in the WMU (Nov 18 here) to May 31, 2027. On private land and White Area public land you have access to: all year. Hunt only, no trapping. Non-residents and non-resident aliens need a wildlife certificate and a licensed guide or hunter host. | Nov 18 – May 31 | Nov 18 – May 31 |
Small game (rabbit, hare, etc.)
| Season | Residents | Non-residents |
|---|---|---|
| Rabbit, hare, porcupine, raccoon, woodchuck (no licence needed) Porcupine, rabbit, hare, raccoon and woodchuck may be hunted (not trapped) without a licence all year; some exceptions apply. Red squirrel, badger and red fox: residents on private land only, all year. | Jan 1 – Dec 31 | Jan 1 – Dec 31 |
No open season listed here for white-tailed deer, mule deer, moose, black bear, cougar, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, upland birds, wild turkey, waterfowl and sandhill crane.
Nearby zones
All Alberta zones. Public land isn't automatically open to hunting: leases, posted land, private land and firearm bylaws near towns still apply.
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