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Nova Scotia Provincial Big Game Records
Nova Scotia, a stunning coastal province in eastern Canada, boasts a rich hunting heritage and diverse wildlife, offering outdoor enthusiasts the opportunity to pursue a variety of game species amidst breathtaking landscapes, from the rugged coastline to the lush interior forests.
There aren’t that many record-book entries coming out of Nova Scotia, but to be fair, it is the second-smallest province in Canada. Latin for “New Scotland,” this province averages one record-book entry every couple of years. Whitetails and Canada moose leapfrog each other in the listing. Not to be outdone, one lonesome black bear from 1945 is the oldest entry from the province.
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