We invite you to enjoy MHC-owned lands and explore Manitoba’s natural landscape. However, since our lands are considered private property, there are certain permission requirements for those looking to use our lands for specific activities.
Explore the map to find out where you can access our land and which areas are available for hunting.
Please note properties are walking access only and no commercial activities, such as guided hunting, are allowed.
You do not need access permission for:
Migratory Game Bird, Upland Game Bird and Wild Turkey hunters do not require permission for hunting. Please use the hunting map below to ensure you are allowed to hunt on your desired property.
All big game hunters that plan on using our lands for hunting must follow the below steps:
Please use the map below to see the current amount of hunting permits issued for each property.
Note on Risk: MHC properties may be home to people and wildlife alike. Accessing these properties comes with inherent risk such as running farm equipment, gopher holes/other wildlife impacts, and rough terrain. You are accessing these properties at your own risk and MHC cannot be held responsible for incidents that occur while on the land.
Note on Wildlife: Many species of wildlife call these properties home. Please be mindful and respectful while accessing the land and carry out everything that you carry in. Together, we can make sure these lands act as valuable habitat for our provincial wildlife.
Yes, many of our properties are open to the public for low-impact recreational activities. Please respect wildlife and habitats by following any posted guidelines.
Some properties may allow hunting under specific conditions (i.e. large game requirements differ) and in accordance with provincial regulations. Please contact us or check our hunting policy to confirm access and permitted activities.
Properties that are open to public access will be clearly marked on our map. If you’re unsure, feel free to contact us for clarification.
Yes, pets are allowed on MHC properties.
Visit our map to locate our properties and learn about access.
NO. Please keep in mind that some of these properties are working landscapes, which means you may show up to hunt and be greeted with active agricultural equipment, other hunters, or people out for a walk. Be mindful and use your best judgement when it comes to accessing these properties.