British Columbia · Crown land · by Wildlife Management Unit
MU 5-2 · Cariboo
A 1,399,976 ha management unit, and every cut inside it since 2011, dated by year. Tap any cut on the map for its year and size.
Of the 1,037 fresh cuts: 650 clearcut, 243 partial cut, 74 thinning, 70 not recorded.
- 1,037fresh cuts0–3 yrs · 24,975 ha
- 1,345regrowth4–7 yrs · 34,918 ha
- 2,630older8–15 yrs · 80,951 ha
- 466comingactive, not cut yet
Freshest cuts
The 10 freshest cuts
| Cut | Size |
|---|---|
| 1. Cut 2026 | 214 ha |
| 2. Cut 2026 | 128 ha |
| 3. Cut 2026 | 121 ha |
| 4. Cut 2026 | 109 ha |
| 5. Cut 2026 | 91 ha |
| 6. Cut 2026 | 70 ha |
| 7. Cut 2026 | 70 ha |
| 8. Cut 2026 | 68 ha |
| 9. Cut 2026 | 63 ha |
| 10. Cut 2026 | 53 ha |
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How this unit hunts
The 2024 season
in numbers
| Species | Hunters | Taken | Success | Days per animal | Average success 2020–24 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mule deer | 3,025 | 909 | 30% | 24.7 | 28% |
| White-tailed deer | 1,315 | 173 | 13% | 60.7 | 7% |
| Black bear | 773 | 318 | 41% | 20.8 | 31% |
| Moose | 422 | 163 | 39% | 18.0 | 38% |
| Mountain sheep | 5 | 2 | 40% | 8.0 | 14% |
The province's own numbers for the whole management unit, not just the cutblocks: resident and non-resident hunters, hunt year April 2024 to March 2025. Mostly estimates from BC's hunter sample survey, so small numbers move a lot. Source: BC Big Game Harvest Statistics, Open Government Licence – British Columbia.
Access rules
Who can hunt here
The cutblocks are on provincial Crown land. Seasons, closed areas, no-shooting areas and motor-vehicle closures are in the BC Hunting & Trapping Regulations Synopsis, and some management units include private land and parks.
Nearby
More in British Columbia
- MU 5-15 · Quesnel Highland · 557 fresh
- MU 5-1 · Cariboo · 185 fresh
- MU 5-14 · North Chilcotin · 89 fresh
- MU 3-31 · Bonaparte · 58 fresh
- MU 5-16 · Quesnel Highland · 0 fresh
- MU 7-6 · Fort George · 36 fresh
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