Grunter
10-27-2005, 04:03 PM
Big Game Management Licences Available
Saskatchewan Environment
Saskatchewan Environment is offering approximately 500 Big Game Management Licences to people who would like to hunt antlerless white-tailed deer in southeast Saskatchewan. Antlerless deer are does or young animals born this past spring.
The offer is part of a plan to reduce and more effectively manage the white-tailed deer population in the area.
The Big Game Management Licences cost $20 each and will only be valid in the rural municipalities of Argyle, Enniskillen, Storthoaks and Reciprocity. Hunters may purchase two licences at a time.
More licences may be purchased, but only after the first two have been filled. Each hunter also needs an $11 Wildlife Habitat Certificate.
The Big Game Management Licence is valid during the muzzleloader and rifle white-tailed deer seasons. They can be purchased at Oxbow Fine Foods in Oxbow, Westend Convenience Store in Carnduff, A&H Farm Supplies in Gainsborough and Centre Street Groceries in Alida. Hunters may turn in the heads of all white-tailed and mule deer to any Saskatchewan Environment Office for testing for Chronic Wasting Disease.
There is no charge for the test.
Saskatchewan Environment
Saskatchewan Environment is offering approximately 500 Big Game Management Licences to people who would like to hunt antlerless white-tailed deer in southeast Saskatchewan. Antlerless deer are does or young animals born this past spring.
The offer is part of a plan to reduce and more effectively manage the white-tailed deer population in the area.
The Big Game Management Licences cost $20 each and will only be valid in the rural municipalities of Argyle, Enniskillen, Storthoaks and Reciprocity. Hunters may purchase two licences at a time.
More licences may be purchased, but only after the first two have been filled. Each hunter also needs an $11 Wildlife Habitat Certificate.
The Big Game Management Licence is valid during the muzzleloader and rifle white-tailed deer seasons. They can be purchased at Oxbow Fine Foods in Oxbow, Westend Convenience Store in Carnduff, A&H Farm Supplies in Gainsborough and Centre Street Groceries in Alida. Hunters may turn in the heads of all white-tailed and mule deer to any Saskatchewan Environment Office for testing for Chronic Wasting Disease.
There is no charge for the test.