Any Sask hunters here?
 

Hey guys new to this forum....looking for a local chat community as I refuse to use Facebook.

Does anyone know when the new sask synopsis is typically....again I say TYPICALLY released?

Sorry this is Alberta outdoorsmen they are on the sask outdoorsmen


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Big game draw opens May 1st.thinking synopsis should be released shortly.sask menoutdoors was shut down a couple years ago.

2019 Big Game Draw supplement: http://publications.gov.sk.ca/docume...u5j21Bm3vQwsUs

the 2019 Hunter and trapper guide will be available online in July and in print in August.

Not really. Lots of Sask hunters here and as far as I know they're more than welcome.

Lol it was a joke.


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its usually released online
just in time for their draw system in may

The 2019 Saskatchewan Hunters' and Trappers' Guide will be available online in early July and in print in August.
WDF

Draws open up May 1st, what are you guys hoping to get this year? I will be in Super A for basically everything this year, I'm not holding my breath for too much this year since the roll out of the legacy pool. But, I am hoping to get a mule deer tag but I'm not really sure yet where i want to put in for. Haha Any suggestions? Is it worth putting in down south in zones 2 or 3 or should i stay local and try for 26 or 27. I'm fairly new to Saskatchewan and really don't know the province that well so it would be cool to do some more exploring

I have a question-How can you be super a but be new to Sask?


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When you First enter the pool as a first time resident they automatically start you in A pool. I didn't draw anything last year so now I am in super A being a second year applicant.

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I’m same as u first time putting in last year hoping for moose out the back door in 49

Changes to the big game draw pool
system were implemented in 2018. As a
result, a new D pool is in effect for the
2019 big game draw. All successfully
drawn 2018 applicants and first-time
applicants will be placed in the D pool
for 2019. This change will reduce the
number of applicants entering the Super
A pool each year, increasing your odds of
being drawn.

They seem to be alotting quite a few mule deer tags in 26and27.if it were me I'd stay local for your mule deer and if you want to explore I'd do it in an open season zone a couple hrs north of you with an elk tag in your pocket.

Sask draws are closed, who made it in?
Now wait till mid June.
WDF

Moose zone 45 W for 5 years this year for sure!

My friend entered for 45E, there's lots of them in those areas.
I'm for 47 whitey's :)
Good luck.
WDF

I applied for the Canadian resident whitetail draw for zone 22 my dad and 2 brothers live in that zone and I hunted for 25 years in that zone prior to moving West to Alberta. Having immediate family gives you a priority over people who apply with no immediate family.

care to share where you live in 49?

I live between porcupine an bjorkdale kinda snack in middle of 49 I’m hoping for moose this year my oldest was dubbed super a for her youth antlersess mule doe since was her first year applying this year wife is hopeinng for elk in 43

Wife and I in for moose in 30 and 42w.second year in super A fingers crossed

beauty area......should be able to get a swamp donkey there before coffee. when in sask, i used to hunt west of reserve. elk/moose paradise. but that's a few years ago now, before the mid-winter killers started hunting along the roads.

wish i could go back

Yea it is a nice area we moved here about three years ago from taber an love it been hunting south of somme for bears this spring since wife wants her first bear

Unless your sponsored by a family member you won't ever get drawn in good zones. I hear next year they're looking at IF that said sponsor owns land in the zone you applied for, otherwise again you're hooped.

sure hope you are wrong. my son now lives in s'toon

[QUOTE=WinefredCommander;4178295]Unless your sponsored by a family member you won't ever get drawn in good zones. I hear next year they're looking at IF that said sponsor owns land in the zone you applied for, otherwise again you're hooped.[/QUOTE

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usually 2 days after season opens

Saskatchewan residency requirement is 3 months before purchasing a hunting licence.

The complete hunting synopsis is on-line, usually in July.

SERM is trying to reduce demand for paper copies of the Hunting Synopsis but Cabela's usually has paper Synopsis copies by mid-August.

If buying a licence through the mail you can get the regulations synopsis with you licence after it's released.

Due to Covid-19 there is currently no counter service at SERM offices.

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Heard Canadian whitetail draw results might be revealed this week!!!!