Newfoundland and Labrador

WMU MBA_NORTHERN
Crown Land, Seasons & Regulations

2026-2027 Season

Crown Land in WMU MBA_NORTHERN

High (esp. Labrador) of Newfoundland and Labrador is Crown land. Hunting is generally permitted on general-use parcels with a valid licence — Residents hunt under provincial licences allocated by MMA / species rules. Confirm the exact polygon before you hunt.

Crown / Public Landhuntable
Outfitter Territorieshuntable
Parks / Protected Areasrestricted

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Waterfowl

8 species

Scoters

Sep 1 2026 - Sep 25 2026

Daily Limit: 6Possession: 12
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Scoters

Sep 26 2026 - Dec 16 2026

Daily Limit: 6Possession: 12
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Eiders

Sep 26 2026 - Dec 16 2026

Daily Limit: 6Possession: 12
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Eiders

Dec 17 2026 - Jan 10 2027

Daily Limit: 6Possession: 12
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Ducks

Sep 16 2026 - Dec 16 2026

Daily Limit: 6Possession: 18
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Geese

Sep 16 2026 - Dec 16 2026

Daily Limit: 5Possession: 10
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Common, Red-Breasted Mergansers

Combined

Sep 1 2026 - Dec 16 2026

Daily Limit: 6Possession: 12
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Snipe

Sep 16 2026 - Dec 16 2026

Daily Limit: 10Possession: 20
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Data last updated: July 14, 2026

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Disclaimer: Regulations can change. Always verify with Newfoundland and Labrador's official wildlife authority and review the current hunting regulations before hunting.