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Nova Scotia Deer Management Zones
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Nova Scotia’s twelve Deer Management Zones, from 101 in the southwest to 112 in northern Cape Breton. Antlered deer seasons are province-wide; the zone decides which antlerless draw permit you need.
Zone 101 Clark's Harbour, Digby and Lockeport · 9,348 km² Zone 102 Bridgewater, Lunenburg and Mahone Bay · 1,007 km² Zone 103 Dartmouth and Halifax · 4,967 km² Zone 104 Windsor · 3,686 km² Zone 105 Annapolis Royal, Berwick and Kentville · 1,982 km² Zone 106 Canso, Musquodoboit Harbour and Sheet Harbour · 6,016 km² Zone 107 Stewiacke, Truro and Bible Hill · 5,400 km² Zone 108 Parrsboro, River Hébert and Springhill · 4,257 km² Zone 109 Amherst, New Glasgow and Oxford · 3,670 km² Zone 110 Antigonish, Mulgrave and Guysborough · 3,878 km² Zone 111 Port Hawkesbury, Arichat and Glace Bay · 6,290 km² Zone 112 Baddeck, Chéticamp and Ingonish · 4,538 km²
Huntable is coming to Nova Scotia Whether you can hunt where you’re standing also depends on Crown or private land, provincial parks, nature reserves and game sanctuaries, the setbacks from homes and schools, the 100 ft highway buffer, the Sunday rule and legal light. Huntable checks them for the exact spot under your crosshair, works with no signal, and tells you why.
Get early access for Nova Scotia Seasons are from the Nova Scotia Hunting and Furharvesting Summary of Regulations 2026–27 and, for migratory birds, the federal summary for Nova Scotia , as transcribed by Huntable. This page is a summary, not legal advice or a licence. It leaves out antlerless draw results, special hunts and in-season changes: ministerial orders can close areas or seasons at any time, so check novascotia.ca/natr/hunt before you go. Huntable is not affiliated with the Government of Nova Scotia. Spot a mistake? Tell us .