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Limited entry hunt comes into effect for black bear on Haida Gwaii

HAIDA GWAII-The province is closing the black bear general open season hunt on Haida Gwaii immediately. It’s being replaced with a limited entry hunt.

The province says anyone who wants to hunt black bear on Haida Gwaii this year has to sign up and win a limited entry hunting authorization. Limited entry gives hunters a random chance to take part in a hunt, with your odds of winning reduced in future draws if you win to give others a better chance.

The province says LEH is being implemented on Haida Gwaii to ensure the four-bears-per-year harvest limit is not exceeded. You can find more details about LEH, and how to sign up, at the BC Government’s website.

 

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