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Wild game nutrition

Wild game is one of the healthiest, leanest meats available. It’s packed with protein, and rich in essential vitamins and minerals.
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grouse habitat
Where the wild grouse are
Tom Armstrong delivers on everything you need to know about hunting wild and tasty grouse throughout the province.
buck o'clock
It’s buck o’clock somewhere
Here are some of Gord Ellis’ thoughts about buck movement through the fall — and the best time to focus on notching that tag.
wild game meat
Picture of Tom Armstrong

Wild game nutrition

Wild game is one of the healthiest, leanest meats available. It’s packed with protein, and rich in essential vitamins and minerals.
Read More »
grouse habitat
Picture of Tom Armstrong

Where the wild grouse are

Tom Armstrong delivers on everything you need to know about hunting wild and tasty grouse throughout the province.
Read More »
buck o'clock
Picture of Gord Ellis

It’s buck o’clock somewhere

Here are some of Gord Ellis' thoughts about buck movement through the fall — and the best time to focus on notching that tag.
Read More »
Half of a deer carcass resting on a table, prepared for processing
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Preventing wild game spoilage

Expert tips from wild game butchers on how to prevent meat spoilage caused by mishandling and carelessness.
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Three camouflaged duck hunters sit in a concealed boat among the cattails, accompanied by their sporting dogs, ready for the hunt.
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Waterfowl hunting on public land

​Seasoned waterfowl hunters share strategies that significantly enhance success when hunting on public lands.
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Ask an expert: On tree spurs

A reader asks an expert what they need to know about using tree spurs when saddle hunting for white-tailed deer.
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An archer removes an arrow from his quiver with a 3D archery deer target in view.
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Staying sharp with archery practice

Archery is a year-round sport—indoor in winter, outdoor in summer, and hunting in between—so there's no need to ever put the bow away.
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Two hunters in camouflage gear preparing to field dress a deer in a grassy field.
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Ask a CO: On keeping tags

A reader asks who keeps the tags after a successful hunt—the taxidermist, the meat processor, or the hunter?
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Ask a CO: Controlled deer hunt safety

A reader asks why rifles are restricted for controlled deer hunts but allowed for coyote hunting. How does the ministry determine safety?
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