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Katharine Barrie of Aylmer loves everything outdoors, camping, hiking, hunting, and fishing, and was lucky enough to bring this harvest back to camp with her brother.
Photo Friday winner Joel Pegg of Alma had a great morning during the November rifle hunt alongside his mates at his Lost Lake Camp near Parry Sound.
Jason Leach of Laurentian Hills was very happy when his daughter, Jessica, felled her first moose on the rainy second day of the rifle season in WMU 41.
Jason Kennedy of Little Britain says his son, Charlie, harvested this buck at camp in Haliburton using his late grandfather’s .308 Remington Model 4.

Jacob Kelly of Oliphant was successfully calling with long-time friend, Noah Boyes, in WMU 82A. They retrieved their 11-point buck using a 12-foot canoe after it dashed across the river after the shot.
Delaney Hutchings of Perth took her first deer – a beautiful 12-point buck – on opening day.
Photo Friday winner Chelsea Hansler of Mattawa had an incredible week in northern Ontario — where it was -35˚C — despite a blown transmission. Chelsea took this bull from a high point overlooking a crossing at 358 yards using her Tikka 25-06. What a hunt!
Alex Nutt of Perth harvested this chonky whitetail in eastern Ontario.

Scott Blimke of Deep River submitted Bronson Blimke catching his personal-best perch on hardwater.
Reid Cuthbertson of Courtice was fishing with a buddy when this monster slammed his bait.
Nicole McCullough of Strathroy was jigging for walleye when she landed this 42-inch monster carp instead, using a one-ounce jig and rubber minnow.
Photo Friday winner Marlee Bliss of Fort Frances harvested this buck dubbed “Brow Tines” in WMU 10 from a stand on private family land using a 7.62x39 calibre. “(It’s) kind of an odd caliber, but it does the job quite nicely.”

Photo Friday winner Frank Reinink of Guelph (shown right) and his pal Nathan Lodder (featured left) found their frigid bank-fishing efforts paid off during a November blast of snow in FMZ 16.
Eric O'Connor of Vineland took this gorgeous photo of a bald eagle as it was coming in for a landing.
Darrin Cottam of Thunder Bay tagged out on opening day with the best friends a guy could have.
Daniel Gosselin of Niagara Falls took this 16 pointer on a Friday afternoon after seeing it on cameras for a couple of weeks.

Chad Tangney of Neustadt, who was after this buck for five seasons, was finally able to harvest it — at 15 yards with a crossbow.
Brent Rivers of Red Lake was honoured to take this beautiful giant buck at first light.
Brendon Ross of Newcastle found that teamwork makes the dream work when he harvested this buck from a ground blind after being warned the whitetail was coming his way.
Bob Mechetuk of Campbellford taught his nephew, Isaiah Ellis, how to cook his first bass shore lunch as a 19th birthday present.

Paul Quenneville of Windsor harvested this 57.25-inch bull moose in WMU 35 using an Excalibur Assassin 400TD.
Matthew Servinis of Markham caught his two personal best largemouth bass eight-10 casts apart from each other in Muskoka.
Ken Leis of Waterloo landed this double-striped buck after a run on the Saugeen River.
John Lockwood of Kingston brought his son Wesley along for a before-class-and-work duck hunt and they brought home some drakes and teals. Wes was kind enough to volunteer to do the cleaning.

Jeff Landriault of Bridgenorth shared this photo of his son’s first moose, taken with an Excalibur Exomax crossbow in WMU 24.
Jay and Trina Gelinas of Iroquois Falls harvested this 57.5-inch moose northeast of their home by calling it in; though they’re more on the “meat-hunting” side of things, they were nevertheless excited to see such amazing antlers.
Jamie Robinson of Bracebridge took his nephew Kobe to a backwater kayak fishing hole where he landed his personal-best largemouth bass.
Gord Peregrine of Collingwood finally was able to fill a bull tag in southern Ontario after 39 years of hunting. “Never give up your dreams of harvesting a moose.”

David Robilliard of Aylmer took his daughter Savanna fishing in Long Point Bay where she caught a 32-inch, eight-pound northern pike.
Photo Friday winner Connor Duquette of Mattawa harvested this impressive 12-point buck one morning on a solo hunt after an unsuccessful week with his group.
Bryan Morrow of Picton caught a 49-inch gar kayak fishing on the Bay of Quinte.
Alessandra Robson of Dunnville spent three who days on Lake St.Clair with her husband, Steve, and managed to pull out this 50.5-inch muskie on the last day.


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