Large Mammals Program

The Large Mammals Program is responsible for the effective development, implementation and evaluation of management programs to maintain populations of white-tailed deer, moose and black bear at biologically and socially acceptable levels and to allocate appropriate and equitable uses of these wildlife resources in a manner beneficial to the people of Nova Scotia.

For regulations on the management and use of these species, see http://www.gov.ns.ca/natr/wildlife/acts-regs.asp

Black Bear	Deer	Moose
Black Bear Management Activities The Regulations of Responsible Bear Management in Nova Scotia Bear Gallbladders - To Sell Or Not To Sell Bear Harvest Statistics	Anterless Deer Draw Establisment of Deer Managment Zones Deer Harvest Registration Deer Jaw and Antler Measurement Program Pellet Group Inventory "Kidnapping" Deer Fawns Deer Harvest Statistics	Mainland Moose Info Moose Sightings Moose Hunting Draw Frequently Asked Questions Status Report Recovery Plan History, Status and Present Distribution of Moose In Nova Scotia Moose Harvest Statistics

Contact Us
Peter MacDonald, Provincial Large Mammal Biologist
Emma Vost, Wildlife Assistant, Large Mammals

Wildlife Division, NS Department of Natural Resources
136 Exhibition St.
Kentville, NS
B4N 4E5
(902) 679-6091

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