NB Crown Land
48% of New Brunswick is Crown land — ~3.5 million hectares of huntable territory. Know exactly where you can and can't hunt.
See every parcel of huntable Crown land in New Brunswick — color-coded by type, with WMU boundaries overlaid on satellite imagery.
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New Brunswick's Crown land is managed by the Department of Natural Resources and includes both general Crown land and industrial freehold (timber company land with public access).
Land where hunting is generally permitted with a valid licence
Provincial Crown land open for hunting. Distributed across the province.
Private timber company land, but many companies allow public access for hunting. Check with the specific company.
Some provincial parks allow hunting — check specific park regulations.
Crown land is generally open to hunting with a valid licence
Industrial freehold land may have gates and logging roads — check access
Written permission required for private land
Some Crown land parcels are small — verify boundaries before hunting
NB has a relatively high proportion of accessible hunting land for its size
Industrial freehold (J.D. Irving, etc.) often allows hunting access — check policies
River valleys hold excellent whitetail habitat
Moose draw zones vary — apply for the zone you want early
Always verify land designations with official provincial maps before hunting.
Every parcel of Crown land in New Brunswick — color-coded on satellite imagery with WMU boundaries. Know exactly where you can hunt before you leave the truck.
Free download — premium unlocks all Crown land layers across Canada