Big game, small game, upland, or waterfowl, Ontario OUT of DOORS brings you the latest tips and tricks.
Flight feathers tell a story
Researchers can now get a better sense of where waterfowl originated from by studying birds’ flight feathers.
DUC acquires St. Luke’s Marsh
Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) has acquired St. Luke’s Marsh, one of the few remaining coastal wetlands on Lake St. Clair.
DIY: snowproofing your blind
DIY blind snowproofing - a quick pre-season project that prevents blind damage, and avoids the expense of a replacement blind.
Park permit prices reduced
Province reduces the price of day-use vehicle permits, as well as increases the number of permits that can be borrowed from public libraries.
Covering ground for upland results
No matter what you think of the northern approach, If you want to harvest birds, you need to cover ground until you find them.
2021 Toronto Sportsmen’s Show cancelled
The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show has once again been cancelled as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, organizers announced on Thursday, Nov. 5.
Pan-seared mallard breast
A rustically seasoned, succulent duck breast served over a creamy squash puree is the perfect late fall, or winter meal.
Lame doe overcame injury or illness
A unique doe harvested southwest of Ottawa last December either overcame an injury or infection in a leg joint, experts believe.
Letting go with release aids
Archery is a game of human consistency. Archers who choose to shoot with a release aid are trying to minimize human error - here's how.