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Units Region 7B Peace MU 7-56

MU 7-56 hunting seasons · Peace, BC

Management Unit 7-56 is in Region 7B (Peace), about 15,945 km², around Old Fort Nelson and Fontas.

10 general open seasons in the synopsis cover MU 7-56: White-tailed deer, Black bear, Cougar, Wolf, Grouse.

Parks inside the unit include Kotcho Lake Village Site Park. Hunting rules in parks differ; Huntable shows each park’s rules where you stand.

General open seasons, 2026–2028

SpeciesWhatSeasonWhoAlso check
White-tailed deerBucksSep 1 – Sep 9Youth hunters only
BucksSep 1 – Sep 9Bow only
BucksSep 10 – Nov 30Any licensed hunter
Black bearAnyApr 1 – Jun 30Any licensed hunter
AnyAug 15 – Nov 15Any licensed hunter
CougarAnySep 10 – Mar 31Any licensed hunterNot a kitten or a cougar in a kitten's company
Compulsory inspection required
WolfAnyJan 1 – Dec 31Any licensed hunterBelow 1100 m elevation only
No closed season below 1100 m elevation.
AnyApr 1 – Jun 15Any licensed hunterNo closed season below 1100 m elevation.
AnyAug 1 – Mar 31Any licensed hunterNo closed season below 1100 m elevation.
Grouse (sooty/dusky, ruffed, spruce)AnySep 1 – Nov 15Any licensed hunterDaily aggregate 10, possession 30.
Spruce or ruffed grouse only: dusky (blue) grouse season is closed in this MU

Synopsis p. 62, 63

Bag limits in Region 7B

Deer: combined bag limit 2. Mule deer 1 (bucks only, 1). White-tailed deer 2, only one a buck and one antlerless. Per the season table (pp. 62-63): moose 1, elk 1, bighorn sheep 1, thinhorn sheep 1, mountain goat 1, black bear 2, wolf 3, cougar 2. Grouse: daily aggregate 10 for dusky (blue), spruce and ruffed combined; possession aggregate 30. Synopsis p. 61

Region 7B notices

Synopsis p. 61

Next to MU 7-56

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Seasons are from the Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis 2026-2028 as transcribed by Huntable. This page is a summary, not legal advice or a licence. It leaves out Limited Entry Hunting (LEH) seasons, area-specific maps and in-season changes: always read the synopsis pages listed and check gov.bc.ca/hunting before you go. Spot a mistake? Tell us.