The solunar calendar for July 2022 is now available! Get the dates and times when fish and wildlife will be most active this month.
News
by Editorial Staff | June 24, 2022New Parry Sound-Muskoka MP Graydon Smith has been named Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) by Ontario Premier Doug Ford.
News
by Steve Galea | June 24, 2022The federal government announced just over $200,000 in funding towards restoration of fish and wildlife habitat in the Toronto Region Area.
Fishing
by Ben Beattie | June 23, 2022Consider these points when deciding which trailer best suits your needs: bunk vs roller, which is best for you?
News
by Barney Moorhouse | June 23, 2022A study reports that since the highway became four lanes in 2012, vehicle-elk collisions near Greater Sudbury have more than doubled.
News
by Justin Hoffman | June 22, 2022Anglers looking for an environmentally friendly option for used soft plastics can now recycle them with True North Baits.
Guns & Gear
by Linda K. Miller & Keith A. Cunningham | June 21, 2022You’ve probably read about the challenges of shooting from high angles. Tree stand or hillside, angle can affect your shot placement.
Ask a CO
by Editorial Staff | June 21, 2022Ask a CO takes Ontario OUT of DOORS readers’ questions and utilizes the knowledge of Conservation Officers to find the answers.
News
by Steve Galea | June 20, 2022Empirical evidence supports ballast-water regulation as the primary cause of declining non-native species in the Great Lakes.
Fishing
by Gord Ellis | June 17, 2022It's truly amazing just how many different species of fish will eat rubber worm, from largemouth bass to steelhead to pike and panfish.
News
by Steve Galea | June 17, 2022OFAH visited Parliament Hill to communicate the importance of the Great Lakes to federal politicians during a Great Lakes Day gathering.
Fishing
by Editorial Staff | June 16, 2022Canadian residents' final opportunities to fish licence-free are just around the corner, including this Father's Day weekend.
Bass
by Luigi De Rose | June 15, 2022Fishing during a flood wasn’t as easy as I expected. Finding the most productive bass areas is the key to a good day on the water.
News
by Steve Galea | June 14, 2022A collaborative volunteer effort provides parking spaces and access into the North River and Matchedash Bay, making it more user friendly.
Cooking
by Andrew Rochon | June 13, 2022This classic French salad is traditionally made with tuna, but fresh local coho salmon is a great substitute.
DIY
by Jason Bain | June 9, 2022My stepfather and I crafted this stately, do-it-yourself wooden canoe stand, finishing it in mostly in one afternoon.
Big Game
by Sarah Snetsinger | June 9, 2022I set out to learn if harvesting large white-tailed deer with impressive antlers reduces the number of large deer in future generations.
Dogs
by Al Davy | June 7, 2022Help your retriever discover the joy of swimming without force and they will begin to churn water like a paddle wheeler to fetch your ducks.
Uncategorized
by Editorial Staff | June 7, 2022The June 2022 print issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS magazine is delayed, due to continuing supply chain issues.
Ask a CO
by Editorial Staff | June 6, 2022Ask a CO takes Ontario OUT of DOORS readers’ questions and utilizes the knowledge of Conservation Officers to find the answers.
News
by Editorial Staff | June 2, 2022Four Ontario OUT of DOORS contributors have once again been honoured by the Outdoors Writers of Canada (OWC) with five annual awards for 2022.
Guns & Gear
by Ken Doherty | May 31, 2022The following is an appraisal from Classic Gear columnist, appraiser, and consultant Ken Doherty. It has been edited for length.
Wild Turkey
by Jeff Helsdon | May 26, 2022As hunters, we should embrace our hunting and conservation success stories, and focus less on the age and size of our harvests, Jeff Helsdon writes.
Solunar Calendar
by Editorial Staff | May 25, 2022The solunar calendar for June 2022 is now available! Get the dates and times when fish and wildlife will be most active this month.
News
by Editorial Staff | May 25, 2022A hunting survey conducted in early April reveals that while the majority of Canadians polled are not opposed to hunting for meat, those numbers drop significantly when asked about trophy or fur hunting.
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