Questions from Ontario OUT of DOORS readers are answered by a Conservation Officer with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry.
A reader asks while moose hunting from a tree stand with a rifle, can one carry a crossbow for deer, effectively hunting both species?
A reader asks if you must wear orange in a municipality that does not allow Sunday gun hunting, if you're bowhunting on Sunday for big game.
A reader asks if they're able to carry shotguns and muzzleloaders at the same time during the controlled deer hunt that is open for both.
A reader asks if they can pursue coyote with a shotgun and coyote tag if they are with a person deer hunting with a tag during the bow season.
A reader asks if they're allowed to leave cartridges in their buttstock holder while their rifle is encased in an ATV gun holder.
A reader asks can two people hunt together for different species, provided they are both following the species rules.
A reader asks is it legal to use a pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) rifle for hunting waterfowl, and if you need a PAL to obtain one.
A reader asks if a conservation officer can enter private property using a private laneway or if they have to enter through the bush.
A reader asks about the provincial and federal rules when it comes to hunting ducks and geese from a motorboat.
