r/canadaguns 10d ago

News / Politics / Activism Could New Brunswick exclude Americans from its moose and fishing draws?

Premier Susan Holt appears to be kicking the tires on the idea as her government contemplates next moves in the trade war ---- STORY: https://tj.news/new-brunswick/could-n-b-exclude-americans-from-its-moose-and-fishing-draws

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u/Clover_Lawn_4440 10d ago

Good, some hunters in NB have been waiting 10-20 years to get drawn fir a Moose license.

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u/ONTZ28 10d ago

They should do Ontario next. It'll be another 10 years before I can draw a moose tag in the unit I've hunted in my entire life.

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u/DannyWilliamsGooch69 10d ago

That sucks, I can get one yearly in Newfoundland.

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u/ONTZ28 10d ago

Only way to do that here is to pay an "outfitter" 10k USD minimum (they don't even list prices in CAD most of the time)

Or go hunt up around Hudson Bay.

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u/DannyWilliamsGooch69 9d ago

I just moved to Ontario this year... guess it will be whitetail for me here and back home for the moose hunts.

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u/NEUMANN-METALWORKS Neumann Metalworks 9d ago

No shit they're like rats there haha

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u/Flat-Dark-Earth Big Bore Specialist 10d ago

My WMU requires 20+ for an adult. Used to be 22+.

9 years to go.

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u/ONTZ28 10d ago

We tried taking advantage of the random chance 2nd and 3rd choice draws in the 2nd round of moose tags (real straight forward system). We just wanted a calf tag so we could at least get some experience for when we manage to draw a bull tag in the next 20 years. It's mathematically impossible.

But hey, if we buy an outfitted hunt for a bull they will straight up sell calf tags so the whole group gets to shoot something! What a broken system.