Moose

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Bag limits

Bag and possession summaries.

-In any given year, in all zones and in most ZECs where moose hunting is permitted, 1 moose may be killed for every 2 hunters.
-In the listed ZECs, the annual bag limit is 1 moose for every 3 hunters.
-In the wildlife reserves, for hunting subject to quotas, the limit is usually 1 moose per single group (composed of two, three or four hunters) or 2 moose per double group (composed of four, five, six, seven or eight hunters). Regardless of the formula, hunters must be members of the same hunting expedition to be considered members of the group.
-One young person may be added to a single group, and one or two young people may be added to a double group, provided the following conditions are met: 1.The young person is at least 12 years of age and under 18 years of age, or is a student between 18 and 24 years of age (must have a student card). 2. The young person must hold a moose hunting licence or must be hunting under an adult licence.
-A group member who kills a moose must immediately attach their unique transportation coupon number to the animal and ensure that the required number of hunters from the group also attach their coupons to the animal on the same day.
-These two people must cease to hunt as soon as their transportation coupons have been used on the animal killed. The other members of the hunting expedition may continue to hunt, provided the group’s bag limit has not been reached.
-Once the group’s limit has been reached, all members of the hunting expedition must cease hunting, even if they still have transportation coupons on their licences. The expedition members who have not used their coupons may use their licences for another hunt in the zone shown on the licence, in a wildlife reserve, in the territory of an outfitter with exclusive rights, or in a ZEC where this hunt and access are subject to quotas.

Official bag-limit source