Don't leave home without them.
Weapons
Clothes and equipment
Authorized luggage
ID documents (non-residents only)
Permits
Weapons
- Rifle: We recommend using a .270-, .30.06- or .308-calibre rifle, or a 7-mm magnum rifle.
- The minimum calibre is 6 mm (.243).
- Firing distance usually varies between 50 and 200 yards.
- A telescopic lens is highly recommended.
- Handguns and automatic weapons are strictly forbidden.
- For black powder rifles, the minimum required calibre is 12.7 mm (.50).
- Bow: The law requires a minimum draw weight of 40 pounds.
- Important: For further information about rules governing firearms, contact the Canada Firearms Centre
Clothes and equipment
The following list may vary according to the type of package. Note that the fall climate is relatively mild, although warm, waterproof clothing is essential.
- Pair of warm, waterproof boots
- Toilet paper
- Munitions
- Sleeping bag
- Fly head net
- Fluorescent vest
- Compass
- Pocket light
- Wool sweater
- Gloves
- 4 pair of socks
- 1 tuque
- 1 pair of jeans
- 1 pair of wool pants
- 1 quality raincoat
- Medication (if necessary)
- Hunting knife
- Duct tape
- Camera
- Fluorescent path light
- Fishing equipment
- Matches
Authorized luggage
In general, the weight of your luggage (including firearm or bow) should not exceed 70 pounds.
Important: Find out about luggage weight limits from your outfitter. These limits may vary according to the type of plan selected or the location of your camp.
ID documents (non-residents only)
We strongly recommend that you bring your passport. Otherwise, bring your birth certificate or a proof of citizenship.
Permits
|
2004 Residents |
2004 Non-residents |
| Caribou |
$54,00 |
$295,75 |
| Black bear |
$40,50 |
$125,25 |
| Small game |
$15,00 |
$71,00 |
| Fishing |
$16,25 |
$52,00 |
*Rates are in Canadian dollars and subject to change.
*Taxes included.
*Taxes for non-residents amount to 11.5%.
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