Big game, small game, upland, or waterfowl, Ontario OUT of DOORS brings you the latest tips and tricks.
Conditions have been abnormally dry for most of Ontario since late spring which can have favourable and adverse impacts on wildlife — particularly ducks.
We thought having a large food plot would give us open area where deer could stop on their way to the larger fields. Having 12 acres, we want to make the most of them.
Each spring Bird Studies Canada (BSC), in partnership with the MNRF and Environment Canada, oversees woodcock singing ground survey (SGS) routes provincially. Of the 111 active routes, 89 returned data this year.
Proper shot placement is key for a humane kill. We rank the best shots for gun and bow hunters.
Knowing what legal hunter orange looks like can be tricky, so we broke it down for you in an infographic.
OOD's Steve Galea breaks down butchering so you can do it yourself.
We were set up by 5:05 a.m. Brandon barely finished his first strike on the slate call when the tom sounded off, loudly, not even 60-yards away.
Frank Dunlop of County Outfitters has five turkeys in the OFAH Wild Turkey Registry. I hope to tap into his expertise and harvest a real limb hanger...
Finding yourself a nice comfy spot at the base of a tree is one way to hunt turkeys; I’ve decided to perch myself in a tree this year.
