Maine wildlife management districts
The wildlife management districts of Maine (all game), from the public map service of Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. Pick a unit to see its boundary, legal shooting light for the week and the maps that cover it.
General big-game shooting hours in Maine: 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Turkey, waterfowl, some public lands and opening days can differ.
Seasons and dates
Season dates, bag limits and application deadlines change every year, so we don't copy them here. These links go to Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife's own pages.
- RegulationsMaine hunting regulations
- Season datesSeason dates & bag limits
- Draws and applicationsMoose permit lottery
Links checked November 1, 2026. Agencies move pages: if a link is broken, email support@cartahaven.com.
30 wildlife management districts
- Wildlife Management District 0
- Wildlife Management District 1
- Wildlife Management District 2
- Wildlife Management District 3
- Wildlife Management District 4
- Wildlife Management District 5
- Wildlife Management District 6
- Wildlife Management District 7
- Wildlife Management District 8
- Wildlife Management District 9
- Wildlife Management District 10
- Wildlife Management District 11
- Wildlife Management District 12
- Wildlife Management District 13
- Wildlife Management District 14
- Wildlife Management District 15
- Wildlife Management District 16
- Wildlife Management District 17
- Wildlife Management District 18
- Wildlife Management District 19
- Wildlife Management District 20
- Wildlife Management District 21
- Wildlife Management District 22
- Wildlife Management District 23
- Wildlife Management District 24
- Wildlife Management District 25
- Wildlife Management District 26
- Wildlife Management District 27
- Wildlife Management District 28
- Wildlife Management District 29
Unit boundaries: Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (source and terms). Cartahaven is not affiliated with or endorsed by the agency. Units change with each season's regulations, and the legal boundary description in the regulations is what counts.