Morinville Fish and Game Association

11/02/2026

10/31/2026

Make sure you know the rules and regulations for the zone you’re hunting in.

Alberta’s angling, hunting and trapping regulations and guides are updated every year.

Before heading out, make sure you’re familiar with the latest rules and requirements.

Learn more: albertaregulations.ca

10/30/2026

Fall means feeding season for bears.

During this time of year, bears are searching for high-calorie food as they prepare for hibernation.

This can bring them closer to residential areas, farms, ranches and campsites.

You can help reduce the chance of attracting bears by:

• Storing food and garbage in secure containers.
• Putting garbage bins out in the morning, not at night.
• Keeping scented items away from people and out of reach of bears.
• Removing all ripe or fallen fruit from your yard.

Learn more: alberta.ca/bears-and-residents

10/29/2026

*CORRECTION* Novembers meeting will start at 7:00pm not 7:30.

10/28/2026

Upcoming November events. Mark your calendars!

10/28/2026

Big Shout out to our past president Mike Duby, thanks for all that you do for the club. Mike was presented with this beautifully crafted double axe at our October general meeting as a token of our appreciation.

Reminder to all members and anyone wanting to become a member this months meeting takes place Thursday November 12th 7:00pm at the clubhouse(1010-107st Morinville). Meat draw to follow!

10/28/2026

🦌 Help monitor wildlife health in Northeast Alberta

Alberta Fish and Wildlife Stewardship is asking hunters and members of the Alberta Wildlife Federation (AWF) to help monitor Parelaphostrongylus tenuis (P. tenuis), a parasite recently detected in caribou, moose and white-tailed deer in Northeast Alberta, roughly between Cold Lake and Fort McMurray.

White-tailed deer are the parasite’s definitive host and are not affected by it. By collecting f***l pellets from harvested white-tailed deer, hunters can help researchers better understand the parasite’s distribution and how widespread it is in the region.

How you can help:
📍 Collect f***l pellets from harvested white-tailed deer in the designated Wildlife Management Units (WMUs).
🧊 Place samples in a sealed plastic bag and keep them cool or frozen.
🏷️ Submit samples with a completed CWD tag to a designated CWD freezer or specified Environmental Protection and Protected Areas (EPA) office.
📌 Record accurate harvest location information on the tag, preferably latitude and longitude coordinates.

Please consult the attached poster for eligible WMUs and additional collection and submission details.

Your participation can help improve our understanding of wildlife health in Alberta. Thank you for supporting wildlife monitoring and conservation!

04/27/2026

Morinville Fish and Games Award Winners for this year

Congratulation to the following

Luc P- Largest Whitetail 118-5/8"
Gordon S- Largest Elk 219-2/8" (Missing Photo)
Luc P- Scenic Photography (Photo attachted)