Sharing a hunting licence

With young hunters

Young hunters can participate in an activity with an adult's valid licence. Some conditions apply depending on the young hunter’s age and the game.

For white-tailed deer

Whether it is a deer with or without antlers, hunters can obtain a licence and share it with their immediate family or with other hunters in certain wildlife territories.

For adult female moose

In wildlife reserves: allows a group of up to 8 hunters to share an adult female moose hunting licence obtained by random draw.

For small game

Between spouses, you may share your small game hunting licence, hunting small game with birds of prey licence, frog hunting licence and hare snaring licence.

Last update: February 23, 2023

Notice

The information published on this website has been simplified and provides a summary of the main regulatory provisions. It does not replace in any way the official texts of laws and regulations. For more detailed information on a specific rule, refer to theRegulation respecting hunting in Québec , the Regulation respecting hunting activities or the Act respecting the conservation and development of wildlife , which are all available on LégisQuébec.

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