Questions from Ontario OUT of DOORS readers are answered by a Conservation Officer with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry.
Readers ask what factors would cause waterbodies to be considered private and unavailable for fishing to the general public.
Readers ask if expired outdoors cards can be shown for proof of age, if it's legal to harvest fish for bait, and if a second line can be out while one line is in use.
A reader asks a CO if DIY jaw jackers that use mouse traps and other mechanisms are legal.
A reader asks a CO if it is legal to modify gun socks to carry guns easier outside of legal shooting hours.
A reader asks if it is legal to spear white sucker in this instalment of Ask A CO, and if any other fish are included in that distinction.
Clinton-based MNRF Conservation Officer Drew Pegrum has been named the 2023 Conservation Officer of the Year.
This reader asks if a minnow trap needs to be marked with the owner's name, in this latest instalment of Ask A CO.
This reader asks if a rifle as well as a shotgun can be taken on a hunt for multiple species, specifically, coyote as well as turkey.
This reader asks if the CF1 is a suitable form of veteran identification, allowing them to fish free in Ontario.
