Any Sask hunters here?

[jeffreys 21234]

Well wife harvested her first bear this year out here in sask

[jeffreys 21234]

Trying to upload pic but it keeps going upside down so if any one wants to post pm me an I’ll txt yea the pics oh yea bear taped out at just shy of 6 ft from nose to tail with out pulling on the hide so needless to say she’s happy

[Who Da Fisherman]

Originally Posted by WinefredCommander

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

Just checked, nothing yet for residents or Canadian residents.
Have to check back again Monday.
WDF

[WinefredCommander]

They're up! I pulled my tag!

[bat119]

Draw Moose
Not Awarded
Application Date: May 22, 2020
Application Pool Status: Super A

crap!!!!!!!!

[tfm00]

Pulled an elk tag and my wife and son both pulled moose and mule deer, going to be a busy fall.

[Who Da Fisherman]

I'll be back this fall chasing Whitetail
WDF

[jeffreys 21234]

I got moose in 49 oldest daughter got her mule youth draw also in 49 wife didn’t get her elk in 43

[cacty]

5th year in a row with nothing. I pump a lot of money into the province and own a decent amount of land there(I pay a ton of land tax) and once again I'm told what I can/cannot do on my own freaking land. Bravo Sask, bravo....I will purposefully avoid spending any money in Sask but will buy all my farming supplies in ALBERTA!

[THEBUGLER]

7 years of applying and not one tag. Ugh. Hopefully the sask guys got all their Alberta draws this year.

[thenaturalwoodsman]

4 of us applying since 2013 zero tags in 7 years Pathetic really....... We are Not applying as a group, we are all singles in the draw and still nothing! The "system" truly sucks we are entering zones no one wants just to try and pull a tag.

[WinefredCommander]

Originally Posted by thenaturalwoodsman

4 of us applying since 2013 zero tags in 7 years Pathetic really....... We are Not applying as a group, we are all singles in the draw and still nothing! The "system" truly sucks we are entering zones no one wants just to try and pull a tag.

Are any of you complaining sponsored? I’ve pulled a tag every year I’ve applied.

[mediumrare]

Wife drew either sex moose in our home zone son drew antlerless and either sex mulie .nothing for my draw but it’s still going to be a really fun fall

[cacty]

Originally Posted by WinefredCommander

Are any of you complaining sponsored? I’ve pulled a tag every year I’ve applied.

Nope I am not sponsored, unfortunately, since my mother passed away and my father retired to Alberta. I farm and own land in Sask and I still have uncles/aunts/cousins etc but that does nothing for your app.

[Scruffee]

Drew either-sex mule deer!

Brother and Father in law both drew their Canadian Resident WT!

[WinefredCommander]

Originally Posted by cacty

Nope I am not sponsored, unfortunately, since my mother passed away and my father retired to Alberta. I farm and own land in Sask and I still have uncles/aunts/cousins etc but that does nothing for your app.

Aunts and uncles could sponsor you if they have a HAL #

[Who Da Fisherman]

Originally Posted by WinefredCommander

Aunts and uncles could sponsor you if they have a HAL #

This is from the website:

If applying for the 'family first' priority pool, each group member must have an immediate family member (grandmother, grandfather, mother, father, brother, sister, child, grandchild, spouse or common law spouse) who is a Saskatchewan resident with a HAL account and has consented to being included on the application. More than one applicant may have the same family sponsor, provided they are an immediate family member of each applicant who has listed that sponsor. The HAL number and date of birth must be entered on the application for each group member's sponsor. Each sponsor must be verified as a Saskatchewan resident.

[WinefredCommander]

Originally Posted by Who Da Fisherman

This is from the website:

If applying for the 'family first' priority pool, each group member must have an immediate family member (grandmother, grandfather, mother, father, brother, sister, child, grandchild, spouse or common law spouse) who is a Saskatchewan resident with a HAL account and has consented to being included on the application. More than one applicant may have the same family sponsor, provided they are an immediate family member of each applicant who has listed that sponsor. The HAL number and date of birth must be entered on the application for each group member's sponsor. Each sponsor must be verified as a Saskatchewan resident.

Well there ya go guess that won't work for ya then. My folks live their so no issue for me. WDF want to make a wager on biggest buck out of 47?? PM me if interested.

[Who Da Fisherman]

Originally Posted by WinefredCommander

Well there ya go guess that won't work for ya then. My folks live their so no issue for me. WDF want to make a wager on biggest buck out of 47?? PM me if interested.

PM incoming

[mightybuck]

I love the Saskatchewan draw system and how they look after their residents first and foremost and don't let anyone Non-resident hunt anything but bear and whitetail deer. Non resident Canadians still have to draw a tag and I wonder with how strict the rules are how many guys lie to say they have a relative that lives in Sask just to get a draw? mmmm

[creighton]

So i might have the opportunity to hunt in sask next year. I havint even begun to look into it. Is everything on draw or can you get general whitetail tags like here in Alberta? Thanks! ill start researching as well.

[Who Da Fisherman]

Originally Posted by mightybuck

I love the Saskatchewan draw system and how they look after their residents first and foremost and don't let anyone Non-resident hunt anything but bear and whitetail deer. Non resident Canadians still have to draw a tag and I wonder with how strict the rules are how many guys lie to say they have a relative that lives in Sask just to get a draw? mmmm

I would say zero to non. Who would want to apply and say you are 100% truthful which you have to do and be caught? For both yourself and the person you listed as your relative?......
That would have to be the most stupidest thing a person could do, wow.
WDF

[coyotecaller]

If only Alberta would copy Saskatchewan’s draw protocol, I’m sure we wouldn’t have such long draw times. But Alberta is about generating income, not protecting the resource.

I used to work in the oilfield and I know of guys who got off the plane in August that already had draw tags in their pockets for September. Something wrong with the system.

I’ve been drawn again in Saskatchewan, I’ve never not gotten drawn in Saskatchewan for whitetail deer. Priorities are for immediate relatives. I’ve also been keeping an eye on the synopsis and have noticed the number of tags given to Canadian residents is dropping in the zones where large numbers of whitetail are, or maybe it’s the number of just large whitetails! Or it could be pressure from the outfitters. Last year, in 69, there was only 20 draw tags to be had There’s at least 4 outfitters in that zone.

[Scruffee]

My biggest beef with Alberta and BC is the requirement for a guide or host.

Saskatchewan isn't perfect but you can put your name in the hat for a deer tag and you can buy an OTC bear tag without having to be babysat by a guide or resident.

[Who Da Fisherman]

Opens up for Canadian resiidents tomorrow.
Cheers
WDF

[Evan83]

Good luck all!

[35 whelen]

Does Saskatchewan not have a 14 day quarantine for crossing the border?

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[Who Da Fisherman]

Not from AB

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[mediumrare]

Originally Posted by tbrown

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Yes.daughter and sil got nice bucks this year.son got his deer as well.was thinking about doing open season moose hunt this weekend but the wading through two feet of snow and the wife’s cow moose in the freezer has taken the allure out of that!every animal harvested this year seems to have a ton of fat on it