What is a Wildlife Management Unit (WMU)?

A Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) is a geographic area used by provincial governments to manage wildlife populations and regulate hunting. Each WMU has specific rules for hunting seasons, bag limits, and permitted species.

How do I find what WMU I am in?

Enter your Canadian postal code in our WMU Lookup tool to instantly find your Wildlife Management Unit. You can also browse WMUs by province.

Why do hunting regulations vary by WMU?

Hunting regulations vary by WMU because wildlife populations, habitats, and conservation needs differ across regions. Provincial wildlife agencies set specific rules for each WMU to ensure sustainable hunting.

What can I hunt in WMU MBA_SOUTHERN?

WMU MBA_SOUTHERN in Newfoundland and Labrador does not have any open hunting seasons at this time. Check back for updated season information.

What are the hunting regulations for WMU MBA_SOUTHERN?

WMU MBA_SOUTHERN in Newfoundland and Labrador has specific regulations for big game, predators, small game, and waterfowl. Each species has designated season dates, bag limits, and weapon restrictions. Always verify with Newfoundland and Labrador's official wildlife authority before hunting.

Is deer hunting open in WMU MBA_SOUTHERN?

Deer hunting is currently closed in WMU MBA_SOUTHERN. Check back closer to deer season for updated dates and regulations.

Newfoundland and Labrador

WMU MBA_SOUTHERNCrown Land, Seasons & Regulations

2026-2027 Season

Crown Land in WMU MBA_SOUTHERN

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 Land(huntable)

Outfitter Territories(huntable)

Parks / Protected Areas(restricted)

Waterfowl

8 species

Scoters

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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.