Welcome to the CWD online tracking system
Bovine
tuberculosis:
The province is conducting mandatory bovine tuberculosis (bovine TB) surveillance of draw elk harvested in WMZ 37 and elk and white-tailed deer harvested during the
regular seasons in WMZ 48 in 2024-25. Hunters are asked to submit heads to a designated CWD drop-off location within one month from the time the animal was harvested. Hunters can register
using the link below and submit heads for both bovine TB and CWD testing at any regular CWD drop-off location. For more information visit (saskatchewan.ca/bovinetb)
This website is designed to allow hunters to generate a CWD tracking tag on-line and submit the labelled samples at either Ministry offices, specified drop off locations. All samples MUST be labelled with the CWD tracking number that will be generated after filling out the form. Please ensure you bring a copy of your tracking number with you when you drop off your sample for testing. All information provided on this website will be added to our database and allow hunters to check their test results on-line.
* The last day for sample drop off for CWD testing for the 2024-25 hunting season is Sunday, January 19th, 2025. We will not be accepting submissions after this date.
** Please submit samples in a rigid plastic container. Submission in plastic bag may result in damage to specimen.
CHECK RESULTS HERE
* If you have lost your tracking number and provided us with an email address, please click here to retrieve your information.
Hunters MUST REMOVE antlers and double-bag the specimen.
To learn how to generate your CWD tracking tag, follow the instructions HERE.
There is no cost for the testing and samples are being accepted from any Wildlife Management Zone (WMZ) in the province.
CWD drop off locations below
If you have trouble using the system, or need further information, please contact the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment at cwd@gov.sk.ca.
BEGINDROP OFF LOCATIONS
Please view THIS PDF for complete dropoff location information.