You came on a Trip to Saskatchewan to fish or hunt.  You managed to get that spectacular speciman you were after, now you want to take them home.  The trip wasn’t just for the memory or to hunt and leave, but to take home the bounty of your work.  With a little planning you can take it all home with you.

Bringing Home the Bounty!  You shouldn’t have problems bringing either game meat or your trophies home. You can check out a list of Saskatchewan and U.S Ports Of Entry  or Border Crossing Locations. If you’re flying, inquire about meat and antler rules before you leave. Air Canada will accept cleaned and well-covered antlers as checked luggage for around $100 (U.S.) surcharge. All meat must be transported in leakproof containers. Go to Air Canada Luggage Services for updates. For U.S. rules go to USDA’s Aphis Web  or call APHIS’s National Center for Import and Export at 301-734-3277.

Hansen Buck 213" World Record Biggar Saskatchewan	Broder Buck 355 2/8 World Record Chitek Lake Sask
World Record Northern Pike 55lbs Rainey Lake Saskatchewan	World Record Walleye 18.3lbs Nipawin Saskatchewan
Ruffed Grouse	Ring Neck Phaesant
Moose Near Estevan Sask.	Elk Near Prince Albert Sask

Drake Mallard Duck	Snow Geese