Licences and Licensing InformationLicensing Fees
Resident
- a Canadian citizen who has his/her home and is ordinarily present in the province immediately preceding the time that he/she purchases
a licence, or
- a person who is not a Canadian citizen but has
his/her home and is ordinarily present in the province for a
period of six months immediately preceding the time that he/she
purchases a licence, but does not include a tourist, transient
or visitor.
Non-resident
- a person who is a Canadian citizen but is not a Manitoba resident.
Non-resident alien
- a person who is neither a Canadian citizen nor a resident of Manitoba.
Provincial licence fees listed below include the
federal goods and services tax ( 5% G.S.T.).
| Licence |
Type |
Cost |
| Deer and Game Bird Licence (Youth) |
Resident |
$9.82 |
| Deer |
Resident (archery, muzzleloader, shotgun/muzzleloader,
general rifle) |
$34.35 |
| Second Deer (resident) |
$19.62 |
| Third Deer (resident) |
$19.62 |
| Non-resident (archery, muzzleloader, general rifle) |
$147.20 |
| Non-resident alien (archery, muzzleloader, general rifle)
[Note] |
$206.07 |
| Moose |
| Resident (archery, general rifle) |
$49.07 |
| Resident Conservation Moose Licence Package |
$78.52 |
| Non-resident |
$284.58 |
| Non-resident alien [Note] |
$343.46 |
| Caribou |
| Resident |
$44.16 |
| Second Caribou Licence (resident) |
$98.13 |
| Non-resident [Note] |
$343.46 |
| Non-resident alien [Note] |
$343.46 |
| Second Caribou Licence (non-resident and non-resident alien) [Note] |
$343.46 |
| Elk |
Resident |
$49.07
|
| Black Bear |
| Resident |
$29.44 |
| Non-resident |
$98.13 |
| Non-resident alien [Note] |
$206.07 |
| Big Game |
Draw licence application fee |
$6.87 |
| Game Birds |
| Resident |
$20.61 |
| Non-resident |
$78.51 |
| Non-resident alien |
$147.20 |
| Wild Turkey |
| Resident |
$21.59 |
| Youth (Resident) |
$4.90 |
Note: These Non-resident
licences are available only through (link opens in new browser
window) outfitters.Each outfitter is assessed a $100 resource allocation fee for the use of each licence sold.
$17.00 (plus G.S.T.)
To hunt migratory birds in Canada, a Canada Migratory Game Bird Hunting Permit and Conservation Stamp are required. This federal permit and associated conservation stamp are used by the Canadian Wildlife Service to select hunters for national game bird surveys to determine hunter activity and species harvest. Revenue from permit sales is used across Canada for wildlife conservation projects.
The permit and stamp are available at most Manitoba
Conservation offices, regular licence vendors and most
post offices.
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