Wolves are always hungry
An apex predator, wolves are a valuable component of a healthy ecosystem. Baiting remains most the effective hunting strategy.
Scouting fruits for wild game
Dozens of plant species produce fruits and berries. Knowing where to find fruits and berries is a plus for every hunter and gatherer.
Patience pays off when waiting for whitetails
Sitting and waiting. Watching. Listening. Being on a stand waiting for deer is by far the most commonly used hunting method in Ontario.
Talkin’ deer
Master hunt camp lingo to be well-versed in deer hunter vocabulary ― an enlightened, entertaining and informative way to communicate.
Burning not always bad
Forest fires can be scary, but they are inevitable and much-needed in managing and maintaining forest ecosystems.
Climate change and cervids
How Ontario's cervids - white-tailed deer, moose, elk and caribou - respond to a rapidly changing climate is of great interest to hunters.
Hunting from forgotten blinds
Find an old, abandoned farmhouse, or other building, somewhere out in deer country, to use as a blind that time forgot.
The art of deer stalking
Learning how to move around in the forest, while seeing deer and creating shooting opportunities is what makes for good woodland deer stalking.
Praising gun pods
Gun pods are as indispensable to me as iPods once were to Apple aficionados. For a big game hunt, I don't leave home without one.