Ontario OUT of DOORS is your first source for the latest hunting and fishing news and regulation changes.
The State of Canada’s Birds 2024 report released by Environment and Climate Change Canada and Birds Canada provided an interesting overview.
Dog train-and-trial areas are licensed, enclosed properties permitted to hold select animals for the purpose of teaching hunting dogs.
Hunters are reminded to be on the alert for rabies after a child contracted the disease from a bat in Gowganda in early September.
Ontario rural, remote, and northern communities will gain access to high-speed internet thanks to a partnership with Starlink.
Testing for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) will be carried out in two zones this fall. Hunters in these zones are asked to submit samples.
Canada Post has ceased national operations. Here’s how to access your OOD subscription digitally, if the strike endures.
The Nov.-Dec. 2024 digital issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS magazine is now available. Subscribe today for your digital access.
Ontario is investing $64 million to aid wildfire fighting efforts. In 2023, more than 700 fires burned 441,000 hectares.
The MNR is proposing changes to the moose tag allocation process to reduce the number of moose tags that go unclaimed each year.
