You don’t have to convince James Mackenzie that white-tailed deer in eastern Ontario are getting wiser.
You don’t have to convince James Mackenzie that white-tailed deer in eastern Ontario are getting wiser.
Long awaited changes to moose hunting regulations were announced by Natural Resources Minister John Yakabuski on Feb. 25, starting in 2020.
Antlers are grown — and shed — on an annual basis.
Of all the ways to hunt deer, nothing is more challenging than putting the stalk on them. Whitetail deer are built to sense danger on the ground, and have developed incredible senses of smell, sight, and hearing to avoid predators.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed in September that a 77-year-old man contracted pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) from a deer.
My hands trembled imperceptibly. My heartbeat sounded something like a ruffed grouse drumming on a distant log. My knees were more than a little shaky, too. I am always like that after the shot.
Hunting is not always about spectacular wallhanging racks … but, sometimes it is, Don Sangster wrote in our 2015 Hunting Annual.
A proposal that aims to improve the management of Ontario’s moose herd and create a fairer and more sustainable tag process is up for public comment on Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO) until September 26, 2019.
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