Big game, small game, upland, or waterfowl, Ontario OUT of DOORS brings you the latest tips and tricks.
The duck “web”
Bob Bailey shares insights from countless hours of observing how migratory ducks behave and communicate within their flocks.
Wings of change for waterfowl
Waterfowl hunting traditions and methods have changed, but so have the diversity and abundance of birds hunted in Ontario.
New goose regulations
Goose hunters in WMUs 65 and 94 should be aware of changes in bag limits during the upcoming 2020-2021 season.
More waterfowl changes
More waterfowl changes to regulations will further hunting opportunities in Ontario, if approved. Final regulations to be released in July.
Never too cold for geese and mallards
It's never too cold to harvest geese or wind-buffeted mallards, Bob McGary writes after taking part in a hunt on a snow-covered field near Hamilton.
Making duck-hunting memories near Napanee
A late-season outing near Napanee opened contributor Andrew Rochon's eyes to a level of duck hunting unlike any other he had seen.
Accessible duck hunting blind installed
Hilliardton Marsh Wildlife Area has installed a new observation/hunting blind for physically-challenged hunters.
Predicting good duck days
Bob Alison, an internationally-respected biologist and waterfowler, unveils some simple steps for predicting the best days to be afield.
Going under cover for waterfowl
Waterfowl hunters in deep cover can create the illusion of a safe location that offers food and social contact for ducks.