• Game Tracks
  Produced annually Game Tracks keeps landowners and hunters informed on issues relating to wildlife management and control, threatened species and land conservation of Tasmania. It also aims to promote ethical, responsible and humane hunting and harvesting practices that are consistent with State and Australian Government wildlife management and conservation programs.
  
  
• Wallaby Hunting Standard
  An animal welfare standard for the hunting of wallabies in Tasmania.
  
  
• Duck Hunting Code of Practice
  
  
• Non-toxic Shot for Hunting Wild Duck
  
  
• Quality Game Management
  This two page document describes total herd management involving the management of males, females, and fawns, habitat, hunters and hunting experiences.
  
  
• Statement of Current Management Practices for Tasmanian Fallow Deer
  The fallow deer was introduced to Tasmania in the 19th Century and has since been managed as a hunting resource while minimising their negative impacts on crops and natural values.The Tasmanian Government manages the wild deer populations to provide benefits for a wide range of interests including land owners, hunters, conservation and other interest groups.The attached document collates current management policies and practices relating to the management of wild fallow deer in Tasmania.
  
  

F​orms, Applications, and Information Sheets​

• Apply for a Recreational Game Licence
  
• Anterless Harvest Data sheets
  
• Buck Harvest Data sheet
  
• Brown Quail Survey Record Sheet
  
• Duck Harvest Data sheet
  
• Suspicous Incident Record
  
  
• Waterfowl Identification Test Certificate (WIT)
  Game licence Applicants purchasing a Wild Duck licence for the first time must produce their Waterfowl Identification Test Certificate to obtain a game licence for Wild Duck. Applicants born in the year 1935 or prior to 1935 are exempt from this test.
  
  Waterfowl Identification Test Application Form
  
  Please note: Waterfowl Identification Test certificates issued in Queensland are not recognised in Tasmania.