Questions from Ontario OUT of DOORS readers are answered by a Conservation Officer with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry.
A conservation officer explains new mandatory hunter reporting requirements that came into effect in Ontario on January 1, 2019.
A MNRF Conservation Officer answers the question, "Can I legally carry ammunition for both turkeys and waterfowl while hunting ducks?"
A MNRF Conservation Officer answers the question, "Is it legal to shoot grouse or other birds with a rimfire .22 birdshot?"
Hunters can carry more than one muzzleloader, but they must be handled in a safe manner, a provincial enforcement specialist with the MNRF explains.
We've rounded up some of our most helpful question and answers from our "Ask a CO" section of the magazine. Â
A provincial enforcement specialist with the MNRF explains the definition of maintained and unmaintained roadways when it comes to hunting.
A provincial enforcement specialist with the MNRF explains how to deal with different daily and multi-day fishing limits.
A provincial enforcement specialist with the MNRF explains if perch pieces, like tails, eyeballs, and fillets can be used as bait.
