In recent years, many of us have read and heard a lot about the Algonquin wolf, non-migratory, forest-dwelling woodland caribou, and other animals that some think are unique species, subspecies, or ecotypes.
Big Game
by Editorial Staff | October 25, 2021Samples taken from deer found dead in the Kingston area have tested positive for epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD), officials confirmed.
Solunar Calendar
by Editorial Staff | October 25, 2021The solunar calendar for November 2021 is now available! Get the dates and times when fish and wildlife will be most active this month.
Hunting
by Steve Galea | October 22, 2021A USDA study has determined that some free-ranging deer in some states have been exposed to the virus that causes COVID-19.
Fishing
by Editorial Staff | October 21, 2021Farming and landowning efforts to protect the Great Lakes and their watersheds are getting a funding boost from the province.
Ask a CO
by Editorial Staff | October 20, 2021Ask a CO takes Ontario OUT of DOORS readers’ questions and utilizes the knowledge of Conservation Officers to find the answers.
Fishing
by Geoff Coleman | October 18, 2021According to research, brown trout can become addicted to low levels of methamphetamine occurring in their surroundings.
News
by Editorial Staff | October 15, 2021New podcast series by Ontario Power Generation (OPG) highlights stories of those combating climate change by reducing carbon emissions.
Guns & Gear
by Editorial Staff | October 14, 2021What firearms are reasonable for hunting is the focus of a report released today by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH).
Profiles
by Jason Bain | October 14, 2021Veteran NHL forward Matt Duchene of Haliburton is passing down the angling legacy he inherited to his own son.
Bowhunting
by Jeff Kavanagh | October 13, 2021I had to watch every step I took through the thick grass, reeds, and bulrushes. I was making my way alongside the meandering stream in the lush flats below the beaver dam.
Fishing
by Steve Galea | October 13, 2021The Coalition of the West Credit River filed an Environmental Bill of Rights application for investigation of the town of Erin.
Big Game
by Scott Earl Smith | October 12, 2021Learn how to call, track, and locate moose using Ontario’s water-rich environments with a variety of water-based strategies.
Hunting
by Jeff Helsdon | October 12, 2021This hunting season, ammunition availability should improve but could still be limited due to consumer demand and the impact of COVID-19.
Fishing
by Jeff Helsdon | October 8, 2021An advance in genetics will help scientists to better understand — and rehabilitate —Great Lakes lake trout.
Fishing
by Steve Galea | October 7, 2021The discovery of wild lake trout fry in mid-May by New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) was confirmed in a press release.
Guns & Gear
by Ken Doherty | October 6, 2021The following is an appraisal of a Browning Auto Rifle from Classic Gear columnist, appraiser, and consultant Ken Doherty.
Fishing
by Jeff Helsdon | October 5, 2021Two separate initiatives are examining methods of genetic control, which would target a specific invasive mussel species.
Cooking
by Andrew Rochon | October 1, 2021Is there a better way to watch the big game on TV than with family while enjoying a big plate of wild turkey nachos?
Solunar Calendar
by Editorial Staff | September 30, 2021The solunar calendar for October 2021 is now available! Get the dates and times when fish and wildlife will be most active this month.
Big Game
by Tim Watts | September 29, 2021Over the years, I have used many gadgets that were supposed to help me become a more successful hunter.
Fishing
by Editorial Staff | September 29, 2021The province plans to add 46.5 hectares (115 acres) of wetlands connected to Bowmanville, Soper, and Wilmot creeks to the Greenbelt.
News
by Editorial Staff | September 28, 2021The province is investing $100 million through a new program to help tourism operators recover from the impacts of the pandemic.
Fishing
by Gord Ellis | September 27, 2021Autumn is one of the very best times of the year to catch walleye. The fish are plump from a summer of fattening up ,and, on most lakes, the angling traffic is all but gone.
Big Game
by Steve Galea | September 24, 2021Shaun Stratford sat with his back against the huge bear he had just shot and recovered, while the momentousness of the occasion began to sink in. There, in the dark boreal forest near his bear bait site, he became emotional.
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