Trapping from your yard
In Ontario, live trapping nuisance wildlife is legal year-round on your land, provided the animal is damaging to your property.
In Ontario, live trapping nuisance wildlife is legal year-round on your land, provided the animal is damaging to your property.
A reader asks if a "dispatch pole" is legal to use on a skunk in Ontario. MNR Provincial Enforcement Specialist David Critchlow responds.
Garry Bolton, an eastern Ontario hound hunter, has won a noteworthy case that helped clarify an important legal definition in the FWCA.
The financial penalty for failing to submit a mandatory hunter report two or more times for a species in Ontario is increasing.
You can’t see things like tracks, beds, and other sign, but the aerial view gives a general idea of an area warranting a second look on foot.
A reader asks if a conservation officer can enter private property using a private laneway or if they have to enter through the bush.
Readers ask what factors would cause waterbodies to be considered private and unavailable for fishing to the general public.
A reader asks if it's legal to carry a firearm outside of legal hunting seasons (while camping, canoeing, etc).
A proposal to potentially allow new dog train-and-trial areas is open for comment on the Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO) until May 18.