Questions from Ontario OUT of DOORS readers are answered by a Conservation Officer with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry.
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.
A reader asks what are the consequences of self-reporting a moose ID mistake vs. abandoning the animal in the bush?
A reader asks if it is permitted to use a confidence decoy (such as a turkey) while hunting for deer during the deer season.
A reader asks about the logistics of keeping a firearm at hunt camp, and whether it can be left unloaded on the rack.
A reader asks about hunting waterfowl in Ontario while holding a Quebec hunting licence, as well as a federal migratory bird permit.
A reader asks if it's legal to use your vehicle as a steady rest to sight in in this instalment of Ask a Conservation Officer.
A reader asks if prepared food (like a tasty fish sandwich packed for lunch) counts towards your daily possession limit.
Readers ask what factors would cause waterbodies to be considered private and unavailable for fishing to the general public.
