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2025-2026 Hunting Forecast

Know what to expect with game in your Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) by checking out the 2025-2026 Hunting Forecast.
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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.
beaver fur trade
Break proposed for fur trade
A proposed ERO would ease regulatory and administrative burdens for trappers and fur dealers, enabling increased economic opportunities.
hunting forecast 2025-2026
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2025-2026 Hunting Forecast

Know what to expect with game in your Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) by checking out the 2025-2026 Hunting Forecast.
Read More »
wild game meat
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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.
Read More »
beaver fur trade
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Break proposed for fur trade

A proposed ERO would ease regulatory and administrative burdens for trappers and fur dealers, enabling increased economic opportunities.
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Grouse souvlaki
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Grouse souvlaki

Grouse souvlaki is a summer BBQ favorite—swap in pheasant or dove if needed, and load it up with your favorite grilled veggies.
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Thinking small
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Thinking small game

Small game hunting offers the perfect way to elevate your bowhunting skills, sharpen accuracy, and extend your season.
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Trapping from your yard
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Trapping from your yard

Trapping game on your own property offers a practical, sustainable way to put wild meat in the freezer—even in the heart of the city.
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The less rational hunt for grouse
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The less rational hunt for grouse

Grouse hunters may wait for leaves to fall, but when time is short, many start early—even in thick cover and summer-like heat.
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hare
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OFAH Insider: No spring rabbit and hare season in northern Ontario this year

Last March, the MNRF announced major changes to the snowshoe hare season in the north, moving the closing date from June 15 to March 31.
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