Big game, small game, upland, or waterfowl, Ontario OUT of DOORS brings you the latest tips and tricks.
Fox hunts prey buried under snow
Watch how this fox finds his lunch in the dead of winter.
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.
Changes for raccoon hunters
Hunters who want to harvest raccoons at night will no longer be required to buy a special licence thanks to recent changes in the provincial Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act.
Huns: Ontario’s forgotten game bird
Talk to any upland gunner about bird hunting in Ontario and these days, it’s a rare hunter who mentions Hungarian partridge.
Wolves: Big Game or Vermin?
Within and outside the hunting community, wolves continue to be [...]
Challenges of Crow Hunting
"Ready?" My buddy nodded and I pressed a button — [...]
Jackrabbits are Back
Norfolk County is dotted with tobacco kilns, ginseng gardens, woodlots, [...]
Photo Friday Winner – October 2
Getting out in the field with dad
Photo Friday – June 6
One of Ontario's newest trappers.