DIY: bear hide tanning in 5 easy steps
Just as the proverbial saying goes “there are more ways than one to skin a cat,” so are there different ways to tan a bear hide. Here’s one way to do it.
MNRF partners with Michipicoten First Nation in second caribou relocation
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) has teamed up with the Michipicoten First Nation to try and save more caribou on Lake Superior. On Feb. 15 and 16 a crew made up of...
MNRF takes action on controversial caribou relocation
The MNRF put its plan to relocate the depleting herd of caribou on Michipicoten Island into action over the weekend. A total of seven caribou were moved from Michipicoten Island...
Caribou to be relocated by helicopter
Caribou are already a species at risk in the province and the numbers on Michipicoten island have declined to a worrisome level due to predation from wolves...
6 Deer hunting reminders to keep in your sights
As rifle season opens for deer hunters across the province, visions of venison steaks and stews can start to make the mind wander. Before you head to camp or pull the trigger, glance over these safety tips and regulation reminders to keep yourself focused, safe, and within the rules.
Epic moose-wolf battle captured on video
He was on his way back to his camp when he saw something streak into the water, so he moved the drone back in. It was a wolf going after the moose...watch the video!
6 Tips for taking kids hunting
Children can’t take the hunter education course or legally hunt as an apprentice until they are 12, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait more than a decade to take your kids hunting.
Travel tips for air-bound hunters
If you plan on travelling by plane to fill your game tags, the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) has some travel tips and advice that will make travelling easier and getting to your destination faster.
Rabies cases on downswing but not under control
Wildlife experts working to eradicate rabies in southern Ontario are breathing a small sigh of relief as they see the number of confirmed cases slowly drop from the skyrocketing levels of 2016.