Taking Taxidermy in to Canada

[the nikster]

My wife and I will be moving to Saskatchewan for 10 months for my work.
We are US citizens.
Our household goods include whitetail and Mule deer head mounts and a few whitetail deer skins. All of the taxidermy is completed.
What is the process required to take these into Canada for personal display?

Second question.
My wife recently completed a taxidermy course and we have a lot of tools and clays and paints, etc. She cannot work while in Canada. Can she practice? Can we even take the materials in to Canada?

Thank you for your thoughts.

 

[338win]

Contact US fish and wildlife office and get the paperwork they provide. The agent will walk you through it.

 

[Sasquatchewan]

Where abouts are you moving to in Sasktachewan? Feel free to PM!

Clarification about importing hunting trophies - Canadian Food Inspection Agency

Animals, Animal Health

inspection.canada.ca

Importation of Integumentary Tissue - Canadian Food Inspection Agency

This policy deals with the importation of integumentary tissues of mammals and avian species. The importation of integumentary tissues from reptiles and amphibians is not regulated by the Canadian FoodInspection Agency (CFIA)

inspection.canada.ca

There will also be provincial restrictions but those are mostly for unprocessed trophies or game.

Saskatchewan completely sucks, you will hate it here and will surely discourage anyone from moving here.

Another thing you need to look into will be firearms regulations, not all your freedom boomsticks are legal here. Again, feel free to PM.

 

[F250]

nikster… believe me… you will not want to leave Saskatchewan !!!