Big Game Draw Application, draw result and application for Anterless Mule Deer Licences	Last modified: May 2, 2006
Who’s Eligible: Only Saskatchewan residents, permanent members of the Armed Forces and R.C.M.P. who are stationed and living in the province. Applicants must be 12 years of age or older when applying. All applicants under 18 years of age and all first time hunters must be a graduate of a Firearm Safety/Hunter Education course before applying. Persons whose hunting rights are restricted for either a Wildlife Act conviction or a firearm are not eligible to apply. This page will also allow hunters to view Big Game Draw results, including the zone drawn, pool status. How to Apply The New Head, Hide And Meat Tags

	Licence Sales	Last modified: December 18, 2006
This page allows you to purchase licences to hunt or fish in Saskatchewan. It provides a secure, online order form and instructions for purchasing via fax, telephone and mail.

	Hunters' and Trappers' Guide 2006	Last modified: May 10, 2004
The Hunters' and Trappers' Guide 2006 (PDF) contain information you need in order to hunt in our province.  View the summary of the Landowners and Hunters Surveys conducted to obtain public feedback on current issues.

	Firearms Centre	(Remote Site)
The federal government regulates the possession of firearms in Canada. For information on possessing, registering or importing a firearm to Saskatchewan contact the Canadian Firearms Centre.

	License Sales (Private Vendors)	Last modified: December 18, 2006
This listing provides a comprehensive list of private licenses sellers throughout the entire province of Saskatchewan.

	List of Licence Fees	Last modified: December 18, 2006
A list of available licences and their associated fees.

	Saskatchewan Association for Firearm Education	(Remote Site)
Home of the Saskatchewan Hunter Education Program.  A non-profit association of volunteer instructors with a common purpose of promoting safe, ethical hunting as a way of life and the shooting sports as safe, worthwhile forms of recreation.

 

	Saskatchewan Fur Program
The trapping industry in Saskatchewan includes over 3000 registered trappers and generates approximately $1.81 million in revenue annually through raw fur sales. Fur species are a renewable resource and many trappers depend on raw fur sales to supplement their annual income. Proper conservation management and humane use will ensure the long-term sustainability of the resource and the trapping industry. View a summary of the Saskatchewan Fur Program - Regulations, Policy and Associated Programs 2004.

 

	Tree Stands and Blinds	Last modified: August 29, 2003
A new regulation has been implemented which affects existing tree stands or blinds used for any purpose, including spring and fall hunting seasons.  This regulation is designed to remove permanent structures while still allowing the annual use of temporary tree stands.

 

	2003 Zone Map	Last modified: April 5, 2005
A map of the different Wildlife Management Zones in Saskatchewan