Restricted season announced for white tail deer
The Mines Natural Resources and Environment Department warns of a restricted deer season this fall due to harsh winter effects. Deer losses ranged from 15 to 35 percent across regions with higher mortality north of the Trans Canada Highway. fawn losses were greatest but total mortality was lower than expected thanks to good prior deer condition and emergency feeding efforts.
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Mines, Natural Resources and Environment Department
Wildlife
Wildlife Association
Virden
Trans Canada
Dauphin
Swan River
Interlake
Sandhill Crane Season Dates and Goose Morning Rule
In Zone W4 from Sept 24 to Nov 24 the Sandhill crane season runs Sept 1 to Sept 30 for areas 6A 16 21 24 25 27 28 29 29A 31 and 31A. Delayed opening dates apply for non Canadian hunters in W2 and W3 by two weeks and in W4 by one week. Geese may be hunted mornings only in areas 24 27 28 29 29A 30 31 31A through Oct 20.
Women’s Institute Meeting Notes for Harvest Festival Events
Ten members and three visitors attended the W I meeting. The ladies will present a trophy for an amateur Harvest Festival event. A raffle for a quilt and food hamper will be drawn at the W I booth on Saturday. Jackpot won by Auarey Hrubeniuk. drawn by Charlotte Calder. Next meeting set for October 4 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Evangeline Kuzenko’s home.
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W.I. Booth
Charlotte Calder
Auarey Hrubeniuk
Evangeline Kuzenko
Ransom announces waterfowl seasons in western Canada
The announcement sets daily bag limits for ducks and other waterfowl across zones W2 W3 and W4 with eight ducks per day starting October 20 and stricter limits for Manitoban and Canadian hunters through October 19. It also introduces a five year Term Waterfowl Regulation Program with Canadian Wildlife Service and the three prairie provinces to stabilize migratory game bird management.
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Ransom
Canadian Wildlife Service
Prairie Provinces
Western
Cana
Maging
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Morris Comeau
W.I
Gen Ke
Morden
Inipeg
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