Hunting seasons · 2026/2027 · Updated
Canada goose hunting seasons
Canada goose (Branta canadensis): the open season in every country HunTracker covers, by sex and age class.
Notes
- Finland: National baseline hunting seasons in Finland. Certain species and areas require specific permits or regional quotas.
- Germany: Federal hunting season. The 16 federal states (Bundesländer) may establish different or more restrictive seasons in their own regulations.
- Hungary: Canada and Egyptian goose harvests require photo documentation and reporting; the specimen must be retained for two working days.
- Norway: National seasons under the 2022–2028 regulation of Miljødirektoratet. County-level restrictions and quotas may apply.
Sources
- Finland
- Suomen riistakeskus (Finnish Wildlife Agency)
Metsästyslaki 615/1993, Metsästysasetus 666/1993 - Germany
- Deutscher Jagdverband (DJV) / BMEL
Bundesjagdgesetz (BJagdG) § 22, Verordnung über die Jagdzeiten (JagdzeitV 1977) - Hungary
- Országos Magyar Vadászkamara (OMVK)
79/2004. (V. 4.) FVM rendelet, 5. számú melléklet I. rész - Norway
- Miljødirektoratet (Norwegian Environment Agency)
Forskrift om jakt- og fangsttider samt sanking av egg og dun 2022–2028 (FOR-2022-01-21-128)
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