The registered purchaser of the specially designated Adventure Pack must meet all applicable requirements before the licence can be issued or used.This includes:Being eligible to hold a hunting licence in Alberta.Holding a valid Wildlife Identification Number (WIN).Holding a valid Wildlife Certificate before hunting.Holding a valid Bow Hunting Permit when hunting with a bow.Following all applicable Alberta hunting laws, regulations, licence conditions, season requirements, land-access requirements, and safety requirements.Following all applicable weapon-use restrictions under provincial legislation, regulations, and municipal bylaws.Hunting only in authorized locations and during an open licensed bison-hunting season.If a non-resident or non-resident alien, hunting under the supervision of a resident hunter host or a licensed guide/outfitter. The licence holder may use any legal weapon as defined in the Wildlife Regulation.Non-transferability and resaleThe Minister’s Special Licence:Is non-transferable.Is not valid for resale.Cannot be substituted, exchanged, or transferred to another person. If the registered purchaser of the specially designated Adventure Pack does not meet the required eligibility conditions, does not provide required information by the stated deadline, or cannot lawfully receive or use the licence, the licence cannot be transferred, exchanged, or resold.

Adventure Packs are $100 + GST each.

Only 500 Adventure Packs are available, while quantities last.

There is no limit on how many packs each person may purchase.

Yes. Contents and values vary by pack and are not selected when purchasing.

No. Adventure Packs are mystery collections. They vary and may feature different local items, tourism experiences, regional information, destinations, hidden gems, and adventure inspiration primarily contributed by local business & non-profits showcasing Mackenzie County.

No. Contents are part of the mystery Adventure Pack experience and are not selected at the time of purchase, and cannot be exchanged.

Mackenzie County will contact the registered purchaser and verify eligibility requirements for the Minister’s Special Licence.The purchaser must be eligible to hold a hunting licence in Alberta and must meet all relevant licence conditions, including holding a valid WIN and Wildlife Certificate.

No. The Minister’s Special Licence is not separately available for purchase. It is included only in one 2026 Adventure Pack and is subject to the Minister’s conditions and all applicable provincial hunting requirements.

No. The Minister’s Special Licence is non-transferable and is not valid for resale.

This licence is valid in Alberta’s Bison Hunting Zone within Wildlife Management Units 536 and 539, excluding a core protected area consisting of six townships (Townships 112 to 114, Ranges 2 and 3, west of the 6th Meridian), as identified in the 2026/2027 Hay-Zama wood Bison hunting seasonThis licence does not authorize hunting in any location where hunting is prohibited as outlined in the Wildlife Regulation and the Alberta Guide to Hunting Regulations.

The licence can only be issued and used in accordance with the applicable Minister’s conditions and Alberta hunting requirements. If the registered purchaser does not meet the required eligibility conditions, cannot provide required information by the stated deadline, or cannot lawfully receive or use the licence the following will occur; As it cannot be transferred, substituted, exchanged, or resold, a different adventure pack will be issued and a new winner will be awarded.

All funds from 2026 Adventure Pack sales will support trail and recreation development in rural Mackenzie County, for the benefit of ALL ALBERTANS.

Mackenzie County Corporate OfficePh: 780-927-3718