There have been questions regarding why dynamite is not being used to move the ice jam at Prairie Siding. The reasons for this are as follows: Dynamiting ice is very often not successful, only in some specific situations does it Continue reading RE: DYNAMITE AND ICE BREAKERS
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Licences expire 31 December 2018? You can purchase on-line licences now. (1) go to website and create an account (2) log in and make your purchases. Click on “My Account” and log in using your outdoors card and the password Continue reading License expire soon?
The MNRF is proposing to establish a hunting season for double-crested cormorants, which would run from March 15 to December 31. In principle, the government is planning to use hunters as a tool to reduce cormorant populations and mitigate their Continue reading CORMORANTS
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There are 12 different Chronic Wasting Disease monitoring depots open in #Ontario, including five close to the Ontario/Quebec border where a recent case of #CWD was discovered. If you’re harvesting deer in these areas, please participate in the program by Continue reading Chronic Wasting Disease monitoring depots open in Ontario,
Attention hunters and anglers! While we get the new Fish and Wildlife Licensing Service up and running, there will be a short period from November 19th to 25th, 2018, during which you won’t be able to buy Ontario fishing and Continue reading Licensing System Update
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Why are Eastern Milksnakes a Species at Risk in the Lower Thames Valley Watershed and Region? Habitat loss Road mortality Intentional killing Collection for the pet trade Unnaturally high mortality from pets and other predators Continue reading Eastern Milksnakes
Couple news paper articles with Greg Balch‘s Wildlife Expo this past winter and spring in NS. CWTF local Bluenose Long Beards Chapter through the NS Habitat Fund was able to visit several schools with this scientific animal display. Big thank Continue reading Greg Balch in the NEWS
Keep an eye out and your hands away from this plant! Across much of Ontario Wild Parsnip is in full bloom. This plant is often confused with Giant Hogweed, but is much smaller and has yellow flowers. However, like Giant Hogweed Continue reading Wild Parsnip – STAY AWAY
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http://www.ofahnews.com/display.php?M=767644&C=caee7bcdb9d1d1bf0c772df3be2af04f&S=2044&L=248&N=1177 Bill C-71: An Act to Amend Certain Acts and Regulations in Relation to Firearms The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) supports firearms legislation measures that increase the public safety of Canadians, as long as it doesn’t Continue reading Firearms Bill C-71