Canadian Whitetail Deer Hunting In Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan is well known as the Mecca for whitetail deer hunting in Canada. Regular hunting season is generally run from September 1 through November each year, though specific dates vary by province. For non-residents, Saskatchewan has limits on the number of whitetails that can be taken. The limit is one whitetail of either sex per non-resident.
According to the Boone &Crockett Club, the world's largest whitetail deer was taken at Biggar in Saskatchewan, Canada. Its score was 214 5/8 and the main beam at right was 28 4/8, with the left being 28 /4/8. Some outfitters boast an "almost guarantee" of success in bagging a whitetail with a score of 140 plus.
Unless you're hunting Moose in Saskatchewan, it is not required that you hire a guide or outfitter, though it's strongly encouraged especially if you've never hunted in the area before as the guide or outfitter will strongly increase your chances of finding a quality whitetail.
Firearms laws are strictly enforced and non-residents must complete proper government forms prior to entering the country. The specific forms needed can be found on our website, www.CanadianHuntingTrips.com, as well as contact information for Canada Border Services for any questions.

By: Robert Fleischer

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This article was submitted by the staff of Canadian Hunting Trips and more information about Hunting in Canada can be found at our website located at www.CanadianHuntingTrips.com.