Alberta (AB)
Alberta is known for Rocky Mountain bighorn, elk, mule deer, and whitetail.
Agency links, deadlines, unit maps, and species opportunities are tied to official sources below.
Unit Map / Units
Official GIS polygon layers render here when available. Click a unit polygon to ask Jeremiah for practical hunting background; seeded unit cards appear only when no GIS layer has been imported yet.
Alberta Wildlife Management Units
Official GIS sourcePrimary statewide management or hunt-unit boundaries.
Cream/white gaps are places not covered by this active district layer, such as reservations, national parks, lakes/water, or other excluded/non-district areas. Colors separate hunting-district number series for readability; always verify exact rules, species, and season dates against the official source.
Agency source
1
high confidence
Opportunities
0
researched nonresident paths
Applications
0
public research mode
Unit map
GIS
ArcGIS REST / ZIP shapefile
Agency portals
Official agency, license/application, regulations, draw odds, and harvest stats.
AlbertaRELM is the official licensing and draw application vendor portal. Draw summaries and harvest reports are hosted on My Wild Alberta.
Deadlines
Application, draw, reporting, and point purchase reminders.
No deadlines seeded yet.
Unit boundary source
Official map/GIS source for the future clickable unit-level map.
Format: ArcGIS REST / ZIP shapefile
Conversion: Query FeatureServer layer 0 (Wildlife Management Units) as GeoJSON, or download WMUBiologistContact.zip from Alberta Geodiscover; preserve WMUNIT_CODE/WMUNIT_NAME fields.
License/source notes: Official Government of Alberta open-data/Geodiscover dataset under the Open Government Licence - Alberta; downloadable ZIP shapefile also available from the Alberta metadata record.
Open boundary sourceSpecies available
Starter list for this jurisdiction.
No species data yet.
Applications
State/province-specific plans, submitted applications, draw status, and spend.
No applications yet.