Big game, small game, upland, or waterfowl, Ontario OUT of DOORS brings you the latest tips and tricks.
DIY: easy odour absorber
A simple way to keep your hunting gear scent free.
Dogging it for turkey
Man’s best friend can be a turkey’s worst enemy.
Archery and bowhunting: the perfect match
Advice from world champion archer Christopher Perkins on how to be a better bowhunter.
Mourning doves: Ontario’s newest season
Migratory bird hunters visiting southern and central Ontario will learn a little about humility and a lot about why mourning doves are North America’s favourite game bird.
Training with live birds: tips from a pro
Effectively simulating a hunting scenario where you control the variables.
Playing it safe with tree stands
A guide to avoiding tree stand accidents.
Duck, duck, shoot: pre-hunt prep
A checklist to help you get all your ducks in a row — literally.
Should we hunt calf moose?
Examining the selective harvest program.
Q: I want to make more use of my .22-calibre rifle. Which sight is best for small game?
That depends on individual taste, terrain, and the species hunted. A quality scope, expressly made for rimfire rifles, is definitely advantageous if you snipe for squirrels, varmints or other small game.