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Shaunna Frawley of Coldwater held up the rear as Mackenzie helped her dad, James, carry out their double header.
Ryan Kirk of Chatsworth captured fiancé Katherine Cruickshank’s first turkey harvest, a 21-lb tom, in Chatsworth.
Peter Zantingh of Emsdale enjoyed his first turkey hunt on a friend’s farm north of Huntsville. The turkey came from 500 to 15 yards across the field, running, gobbling, and strutting.
Michele Henthorne of Lakehurst happily harvested this 20.8-lb tom with a 9-inch beard and ¾-inch spurs during the 2020 opener in WMU 60. It is her largest bird to date.

Matt Clement of Brockville shot this tom last April on a cold, windy day near Tweed. The wind helped to carry the sound of his calls.
Marc Blake of Mississauga is proud of his son, who passed his boating exam and got a new paint job!
Madeleine Baker of Minden harvested a tom in full strut after watching him eliminate the competition, which included several jakes and two more toms.
Larry Zimmerman of Evansville took his six-year-old grandson, Jacob, fishing on Cook’s Dock. Jacob caught this 18-lb, 41-inch long pike on opening day, on a Williams Wobbler; the boy is now hooked on fishing.

Kevin Vardy of Coldwater harvested a 20-lb gobbler with double spurs this season.
Photo Friday winner Ken Hall of Midland and daughter, Jamilyn, harvested a turkey double header on opening day.
John Mills of Alvinston shows off son Joshua’s reel, which has an air-brushed brook trout pattern.
Jim Corbett of New Dundee saw this boss gobbler just struttin’ for the gals.

Photo Friday winner Jason Frye of Collingwood and his father, Wayne, called this impressive tom in to 20 yards on a beautiful early morning hunt on Blue Mountain.
James Macmullin of Guelph shares his first turkey harvest with wee son Ian, before processing.
Ghyslain Hotte of Rockland harvested his first gobbler during his first turkey hunt this season.
Dylan Middlebrook of Huntsville caught this 46-inch pike on Georgian Bay, on a pause while using a jerk bait.

Brian Pyke of Owen Sound had a fantastic autumn in 2019 on Owen Sound Bay. Two friends taught him the tricks of planer board fishing.
Alex DeClerck of Dashwood harvested this 22-lb tom, which came running across the field to her decoys and ground blind.
Timothy and Jared Wiebe harvested this turkey on opening weekend.
Canadian Armed forces retiree, Terrence Fader of North Lancaster, provided three-year-old granddaughter Georgia some reading material for her potty training.

Seth Craymer of Baysville caught this beautiful lake trout on Lake of Bays while self-isolating with his parents.
Shannon Kelly of Napanee shows off her bow-harvested 23-lb tom to her daughter, Bailey.
Loretta Bilous of Dryden caught this giant lake trout with a friend on a 10-lb test line through an eight-inch hole in northwestern Ontario.
Photo Friday winner Laura Sandre of Walkerton wanted the trout, the whole trout, nothing but the trout, so help her cod this past opening weekend. She caught her first rainbow in the Saugeen River.

Jessica Statham of Dutton harvested this weathered bird with a 10-inch beard on opening day. It was her first solo hunt.
Jason and Charlie, 13, Kennedy of Little Britain were seeing double on opening day at camp in WMU 56. It was apprentice hunter Charlie’s first harvest and he attributed his luck to his OOD hat.
Harald Kreps of Sundridge kept local to avoid non-essential travel and was rewarded with this 22-lb tom with a nine-inch beard at 6 a.m. on opening day.
Chris Mink of Chatsworth caught up on some reading while Grace took a nap.

Bobbi-Lynn Gauthier of Haileybury, fished the Montreal river in this lovely scenescape.
Andrew Garland of Goderich brought his daughter Arabelle on her first turkey hunt on opening day.
Alex Praticante of Brampton caught this beautiful brown trout not once, but twice, while fishing for salmon at Bronte Creek.
Photo Friday winner Abby Wynia of Hamilton harvested this walleye from Hamilton Harbour as a result of a successful stocking program.


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Memory Bank

Timothy and Jared Wiebe harvested this turkey on opening weekend.Alex DeClerck of Mount Carmel displays an impressive tom she harvested after many early mornings of hard work during the spring season. It ran right up to her hen decoy in front of her ground blind.Sonya Kranzl of Bloomfield harvested her first turkey with a bow after being patient for many hours, just one day before the season closed.Jonathan McElligott of Camden East missed out on this massive buck by choosing to sit in a stand elsewhere that morning.



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