The aim of this directive is to protect young males deers.
Hunting directives from 2011 and subsequent years. (Accepted at the AGM of May 7, 2011 and adjusted at the April 20, 2024, AGM)
For several years now, we’ve been putting forward this deer hunting directive every year. In 2011, we adopted it as an annual guideline. At the AGM on April 20, 2024, we adjusted the text to reflect today’s reality and to harmonize with the RTLB rule.
- To protect the young bucks in our herd, it is forbidden to shoot young bucks with a rack of less than three points (minimum 2.5 cm) on one side of the rack.
- If a young male with a rack of less than three points (minimum 2.5 cm) on one side of the rack is harvested, the member or a guest in question must affix his coupon and may keep the carcass in accordance with provincial laws. However, the member or guest must pay the club a mandatory contribution of $400.
- If the member or guest harvests a young male with a rack of less than three points (minimum 2.5 cm) on one side of the rack and fails to register it at the main camp, they will be automatically expelled and banned from the club.
- To ensure proper monitoring of the health of our deer herd, all harvested deer must be registered and weighed at the main camp, unless exceptional circumstances arise.
Note: A member or guest holding an antlerless deer license in zone 4, our territory, may harvest an antlerless deer during the hunting seasons provided for this purpose and in compliance with provincial regulations.
The Board of Director (Revised 2020)