Wildlife Management Unit · 2026–2027 seasons

WMU 68B hunting seasons

WMU 68B covers about 1,688 km² and takes in Stone Mills and Stirling-Rawdon, in Lennox and Addington County and Hastings County. It borders WMUs 62, 67, 68A, 69A-1, 69A-2, 69A-3, 71 and 74B.

26 Nearest Camper Pull-offs: WMU 61 Old gravel pits beside open forest roads, about 60 km away, with room for a hunt-camp trailer.
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WMU 68B in green; tap a neighbouring unit for its seasons. Simplified outline, not for locating a boundary on the ground.

White-tailed Deer in WMU 68B

SeasonResidentNon-resident
Rifles, shotguns, muzzle-loaders & bowsRifles are not permitted during the open resident and non-resident seasons in this WMU. November 2 to November 15 November 2 to November 15
Muzzle-loaders & bows November 30 to December 6 November 30 to December 6
Bows only October 1 to November 1, November 16 to November 29, December 7 to December 31 October 1 to November 1, November 16 to November 29, December 7 to December 31
  • Use of dogs is not permitted during the Bows Only seasons.

Black Bear in WMU 68B

SeasonResidentNon-resident
Spring season May 1 to June 15 May 1 to June 15
Fall season September 1 to November 30 September 1 to November 30
  • Shooting cubs or female bears accompanied by a cub is not permitted during the spring season.

Wild Turkey in WMU 68B

SeasonResidentNon-resident
Spring — shotgun or bow April 25 to May 31 April 25 to May 31
Fall — shotgun or bow October 13 to October 25 October 13 to October 25
Fall — bow only October 1 to October 31 October 1 to October 31
  • Bag limit: one bearded turkey per tag; maximum 2 spring tags.
  • Spring hunting is restricted to half an hour before sunrise until 7:00 p.m.
  • Bag limit: one wild turkey; only 1 fall tag per hunter.

Wolf & Coyote in WMU 68B

SeasonResidentNon-resident
Wolf & coyote seasonNo tag required. All year All year
  • Hunting is closed in areas within and surrounding Algonquin, Killarney, Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands and Kawartha Highlands provincial parks to protect Eastern wolf — several geographic townships in the tag-required WMUs are closed.
  • Maximum 2 Wolf/Coyote Tags per calendar year where tags are required.

Ruffed & Spruce Grouse in WMU 68B

SeasonResidentNon-resident
Ruffed grouse only (no spruce grouse season)Daily limit of 5 and possession limit of 15. September 25 to December 31 September 25 to December 31

Other Small Game & Furbearers in WMU 68B

SeasonResidentNon-resident
Ring-necked pheasantDaily limit of 3, possession limit of 10. September 25 to December 31 September 25 to December 31
Gray (Hungarian) partridgeDaily limit of 5, possession limit of 15. September 25 to December 31 September 25 to December 31
Double-crested cormorantDaily limit of 15 and no possession limit. September 15 to December 31 September 15 to December 31
Cottontail & European hareDaily limit of 5, possession limit of 15. September 25 to the last day of February September 25 to the last day of February
Snowshoe (varying) hareDaily limit of 2, possession limit of 6. September 25 to the last day of February September 25 to the last day of February
Gray (black) & fox squirrelCombined daily limit of 5, possession limit of 15. September 25 to December 31 September 25 to December 31
Raccoon & opossum October 5 to January 31 October 5 to January 31
Red fox & skunk All year All year
Weasel October 25 to the last day of February October 25 to the last day of February
  • Furbearing mammals — harvested under a Small Game Licence.
  • Furbearing mammal — harvested under a Small Game Licence.

No open season in WMU 68B

The 2026–2027 summary lists no season in this unit for moose and elk.

Where you can hunt in WMU 68B

An open season tells you when, not where. Inside WMU 68B you still need Crown land that is open to hunting, or written permission on private land. Provincial parks, conservation reserves, Crown Game Preserves and township closures are all off limits even when the season is open.

The CrownAccess map draws that answer as its own free layer: Crown land where policy supports hunting, with private land, parks, reserves and game preserves already removed. Turn on Private land and Crown roads alongside it to plan access.

Open huntable Crown land in WMU 68B

More in the guide: where you can hunt, Crown Game Preserves and which bush roads you can use.

Units next to WMU 68B

Seasons change at the boundary, which can be a road you drive across without noticing.

Common questions

When is white-tailed deer season in WMU 68B?

For Ontario residents, the 2026–2027 white-tailed deer seasons in WMU 68B are Rifles, shotguns, muzzle-loaders & bows: November 2 to November 15; Muzzle-loaders & bows: November 30 to December 6; Bows only: October 1 to November 1, November 16 to November 29, December 7 to December 31. Non-residents have Rifles, shotguns, muzzle-loaders & bows: November 2 to November 15; Muzzle-loaders & bows: November 30 to December 6; Bows only: October 1 to November 1, November 16 to November 29, December 7 to December 31.

When is black bear season in WMU 68B?

For Ontario residents, the 2026–2027 black bear seasons in WMU 68B are Spring season: May 1 to June 15; Fall season: September 1 to November 30. Non-residents have Spring season: May 1 to June 15; Fall season: September 1 to November 30.

When is wild turkey season in WMU 68B?

For Ontario residents, the 2026–2027 wild turkey seasons in WMU 68B are Spring — shotgun or bow: April 25 to May 31; Fall — shotgun or bow: October 13 to October 25; Fall — bow only: October 1 to October 31. Non-residents have Spring — shotgun or bow: April 25 to May 31; Fall — shotgun or bow: October 13 to October 25; Fall — bow only: October 1 to October 31.

Where is WMU 68B in Ontario?

WMU 68B takes in Stone Mills and Stirling-Rawdon in Lennox and Addington County and Hastings County, and borders WMUs 62, 67, 68A, 69A-1, 69A-2, 69A-3, 71 and 74B.

Effective April 1, 2026 (hunting seasons shown span April 1, 2026 – March 31, 2027). Source: 2026 Ontario Hunting Regulations Summary and Ontario's in-season updates. This guide is a convenient reference only, not a legal document. Always confirm with the official Ontario Hunting Regulations Summary before you hunt.