Sang Lake – Southwest Region Upper Athabasca Operational Region

Provincial Grazing Reserves

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General Grazing Reserve Information

Area: 11,947 acres (4,834.8 hectares)

Year Established: 1986

Terrain: Relatively flat with some gently rolling areas

Vegetation: Aspen, spruce, pine

EcoRegion: Lower foothills natural subregion

Nearby Municipalities: 34 km southeast of Edson

Water Bodies: Carrot Creek

Livestock Management Information

Responsible Association:

Sang Lake Grazing Association (privatized April 1, 1997)

Looks after livestock and maintains the developed pastures in good, productive condition.

Maintains all fence lines, dugouts, corrals and the buildings at the headquarters site.

Grazing Season: Mid-May to late-October

Cattle: Approximately 5,700 Animal Unit Months (AUMs)

Minimum number of Patrons: 11 patrons

Application: Please contact 780 514-3417 for grazing allotment application. Application deadline is January 31

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Within the reserve, there are 3,747 acres (1,516.4 hectares) that have been developed into tame pasture and is fenced out. Some vantage points on this reserve provide spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains which are located approximately 50 miles southwest of the reserve. Many streams cross the property as well. Edson’s Agricultural Development Committee was instrumental in getting the reserve developed. Several areas were considered and the present site was chosen because of its location, forage growth capacity, access and physical land characteristics. Provincial Grazing Reserves are popular recreational sites for the general public. Recreational access condition information for Provincial Grazing Reserves can be found at:

Recreation on Agricultural Public Land

You must contact the grazing reserve agrologist prior to accessing the reserve at:

Tel: 780 514-3417

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