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A reader asks who is directly responsible for placing a tag on a harvested animal when it comes to party hunting.
Adventuring Ontario author and explorer Adam Shoalts talks solitude, canoes, and conservation in modern landscapes.
Disabled hunter has a love for the outdoors that has overcome overwhelming challenges, both physically and mentally.
A reader asks who is directly responsible for placing a tag on a harvested animal when it comes to party hunting.
Adventuring Ontario author and explorer Adam Shoalts talks solitude, canoes, and conservation in modern landscapes.
Disabled hunter has a love for the outdoors that has overcome overwhelming challenges, both physically and mentally.
A reader asks who keeps the tags after a successful hunt—the taxidermist, the meat processor, or the hunter?
A reader asks why rifles are restricted for controlled deer hunts but allowed for coyote hunting. How does the ministry determine safety?
A reader asks if the magazine capacity limit of five rounds for semiauto centerfire rifles also applies to centerfire bolt-action rifles.
A reader asks if metal jacket (FMJ) bullets are illegal for hunting in Ontario. MNR Provincial Enforcement Specialist David Critchlow replies.
A reader asks: If I cast my portable fish finder using a fishing rod, does it count as having a line in the water.
A reader asks how much hunter orange her dogs should be wearing. An MNR Provincial Enforcement Specialist responds.