Your zone. Your season. Your hunt.

1. Find the official zone. Use your location, search a town, address or postal code, or tap a zone on the map. Every boundary comes from the authority's own published map.
2. Choose what you're hunting and the day. The answer updates as you change either — there is nothing to submit.
3. Read the answer and its source. Seasons, limits and conditions come from the certified regulation, with the official source and the date it was checked. Where the rules turn on you — residency, licence, method — Hunt asks one question at a time.

• Ontario: Wildlife Management Units, from Government of Ontario
• Manitoba: Game Hunting Areas, from Government of Manitoba
• Alberta: Wildlife Management Units, from Government of Alberta
• Québec: zones de chasse, from Gouvernement du Québec
• British Columbia: Management Units, from Government of British Columbia
• Newfoundland and Labrador: Moose Management Areas, from Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Forestry, Agriculture and Lands
• Newfoundland and Labrador: Caribou Management Areas, from Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Forestry, Agriculture and Lands
• Newfoundland and Labrador: Black Bear Management Areas, from Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Forestry, Agriculture and Lands
• New Brunswick: Wildlife Management Zones, from New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development
• Prince Edward Island: Provinces, from Prince Edward Island Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action
• Nova Scotia: Deer Management Zones, from Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources and Renewables
• Yukon: Game Management Subzones, from Government of Yukon, Department of Environment
• Saskatchewan: Wildlife Management Zones, from Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment
• Idaho: Game Management Units, from Idaho Department of Fish and Game
• Massachusetts: Wildlife Management Zones, from Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife
• Louisiana: Deer Management Areas, from Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries

Certified rules for selected species in Ontario's Wildlife Management Units, Manitoba's Game Hunting Areas, Alberta's Wildlife Management Units, Québec's zones de chasse, British Columbia's Management Units, Idaho's Game Management Units and Iowa's statewide seasons. A zone drawn on the map is an official boundary; it is not a claim that North Ground has certified the rules inside it, and every zone card says which.

● In season

A season is open on this date for every licence the rules recognise. Licensing, legal hours and restrictions still apply.

◐ Depends on your hunt

Whether a season is open depends on who is hunting and how — the full check asks.

◇ Needs a closer look

The answer differs within this zone, or falls outside the period North Ground has certified.

○ Closed

No season is open here on this date under the certified rules.

? Not covered here

No certified rule covers this species in this zone. That is a gap in coverage, not a closed season.

Hunt asks for your location only when you press a location button. It is used to find your zone and to show you on the map, and it is never stored, put in a link or shared. A shared hunt names the zone, species and day — never where you stand. What this browser remembers — your last hunt, recent searches and where the map sat — stays on this device, and “Start over” in the menu clears it.