Saskatchewan WMZ 67 map and hunting seasons 2026

Saskatchewan WMZ 67: open season dates for white-tailed deer, moose, elk, black bear, wolf, upland game birds, ducks, geese and cranes.

Dates copied from the 2026-27 Saskatchewan Hunters' and Trappers' Guide and checked row by row against it on 2026-10-16. Confirm in Saskatchewan's hunting regulations before you go.

White-tailed deer

Season	Residents	Non-residents
Archery, muzzleloader and crossbow Saskatchewan residents. One white-tailed deer, either-sex. In provincial parks and recreation sites with a September season, hunting starts Sept. 10.	Sep 1 – Oct 31	None
Rifle Saskatchewan residents. One white-tailed deer, either-sex. In provincial parks and recreation sites with a September season, hunting starts Sept. 10.	Oct 1 – Dec 7	None
Canadian resident draw: Archery, muzzleloader and crossbow Canadian resident draw (licence by draw only). Open to Canadian residents who are not Saskatchewan residents. One white-tailed deer. Either-sex.	None	Sep 1 – Oct 31
Canadian resident draw: Rifle Canadian resident draw (licence by draw only). Open to Canadian residents who are not Saskatchewan residents. One white-tailed deer. Either-sex.	None	Nov 1 – Dec 2
Guided: Archery, muzzleloader and crossbow With a licensed outfitter and a guided white-tailed deer licence (Canadian residents and non-residents of Canada). One white-tailed deer, either-sex. Guided seasons are in only some zones.	None	Sep 1 – Oct 31
Guided: Rifle With a licensed outfitter and a guided white-tailed deer licence (Canadian residents and non-residents of Canada). One white-tailed deer, either-sex. Guided seasons are in only some zones.	None	Nov 1 – Dec 7

Season	Residents	Non-residents
Draw (licence by draw only), bull only Saskatchewan residents only. One bull moose (male, at least one year old). Archery, muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun and rifle. Antlers must accompany the carcass. Regular moose seasons in these zones are closed; draw only.	Oct 1 – Oct 14 Nov 1 – Nov 14	None

Season	Residents	Non-residents
Draw (licence by draw only), antlerless Saskatchewan residents only. Draw only. One antlerless elk. Archery Aug. 25 - Sept. 9; all weapons Oct. 10-31 and Dec. 10-19. Check: the guide table lists the Aug. 25 - Sept. 9 archery dates beside combined WMZ 47/67/68S/68N (47A) only; it is unclear whether 48A, 49A, 50A, 53A and 55A also get them.	Aug 25 – Sep 9 Oct 10 – Oct 31 Dec 10 – Dec 19	None
Archery, bull only Saskatchewan residents only. Regular season. One bull elk (antler at least 15 cm). Antlers must accompany the carcass. In provincial parks and recreation sites with a September season, hunting starts Sept. 10. Also open in the portion of WMZ 47 north of Highway 3.	Aug 25 – Sep 30	None
Muzzleloader, crossbow, shotgun, rifle, bull only Saskatchewan residents only. Regular season. One bull elk (antler at least 15 cm). Antlers must accompany the carcass. Also open in the portion of WMZ 47 north of Highway 3.	Sep 15 – Sep 30	None

Season	Residents	Non-residents
Spring and fall One black bear, either-sex. No hunting of female bears with young of the year cubs. All non-resident hunters must use a licensed outfitter and a guided black bear licence; Canadian residents may too. Some provincial parks have shorter seasons (Duck Mountain, Greenwater Lake, Great Blue Heron, Lac La Ronge, Clarence-Steepbank Lakes, Narrow Hills and Meadow Lake parks and Bronson Forest, Nesslin Lake and Round Lake recreation sites: spring to May 31, fall from Sept. 10; Wildcat Hill, Clearwater River and Athabasca Sand Dunes parks and Fort a la Corne WMU: spring to June 30, fall from Sept. 10). Non-residents: with a licensed outfitter. Saskatchewan residents can hold a second licence in WMZs 17, 30, 32-50 and 52-55.	Apr 15 – Jun 30 Aug 25 – Oct 31	Apr 15 – Jun 30 Aug 25 – Oct 31

Season	Residents	Non-residents
Regular (residents) Saskatchewan residents only. One wolf, either-sex. Wolves are big game: all big game rules apply. No baiting with a firearm in provincial forest, parks, recreation sites or unoccupied Crown land.	Oct 15 – Mar 15	None
Guided (Canadian and non-resident hunters) With a licensed outfitter. One wolf, either-sex. Wolves are big game: all big game rules apply.	None	Oct 15 – Mar 15

Season	Residents	Non-residents
Sharp-tailed grouse, North Game Bird District Daily limit 3. Possession 6 (season limit 6 for non-residents; use a harvest ledger). Prince Albert WMZ is closed to all game bird hunting. Some waterbodies are closed to game bird hunting.	Sep 15 – Dec 7	Sep 15 – Dec 7
Gray (Hungarian) partridge, North Daily limit 8. Residents possession 16; non-residents season limit 16 with harvest ledger. Prince Albert WMZ is closed to all game bird hunting. Some waterbodies are closed to game bird hunting.	Sep 15 – Dec 31	Sep 15 – Dec 7
Ruffed grouse, North Daily limit 10, possession 20. Prince Albert WMZ is closed to all game bird hunting. Some waterbodies are closed to game bird hunting.	Sep 15 – Dec 31	Sep 15 – Dec 7
Spruce grouse, North Daily limit 10, possession 20. Game bird management units 5 and 6 only. Prince Albert WMZ is closed to all game bird hunting. Some waterbodies are closed to game bird hunting.	Sep 15 – Dec 31	Sep 15 – Dec 7
Ptarmigan (willow and rock), North Daily limit 10, possession 20. Residents only. Game bird management units 5 and 6 only. Prince Albert WMZ is closed to all game bird hunting. Some waterbodies are closed to game bird hunting.	Nov 1 – Mar 31	None

Season	Residents	Non-residents
Ducks, geese, sandhill cranes, coots and snipe Ducks daily limit 8; dark geese 8; white geese 20 (no possession limit); sandhill cranes 5; coots and snipe 10 each. Possession three times daily limit except white geese. Needs a Saskatchewan game bird licence and the federal Migratory Game Bird Permit; non-toxic shot required. Prince Albert WMZ is closed to game bird hunting. A spring white goose season runs Mar. 15 - June 15, 2027 (not listed here).	Sep 1 – Dec 16	Sep 1 – Dec 16

No open season listed here for mule deer, pronghorn.

All Saskatchewan 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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