Examining deer in a landscape of fear
Dr. Keith Munro’s thesis was designed to examine if deer behaviour in the landscape of fear could be used to manage deer more efficiently.
Lost in the northern wilderness
Fishing trips are usually about the biggest fish or the one that got away. For these two anglers, it's the story of getting home again.
Icing walleye on a new lake
The next time you ice fish a new lake, consider these practices and tips that I’ve learned through experience.
Lead a moose to water
Learn how to call, track, and locate moose using Ontario’s water-rich environments with a variety of water-based strategies.
Technology used to prepare for CWD fight
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) is taking a high-tech approach in order to prepare for a fight against Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), should it ever enter the province.
Paddling for remote walleye
Like many angling-obsessed youths, I would fish whenever and however I could. Canoes and sit-in kayaks were some of the first ways I got off the bank.
Examining the costs of gun-dog ownership
Thinking about buying a gun dog? Tom Goldsmith shares the hard financial truths you will face as you develop your dream dog.
Fall walleye: Don’t put away those rods yet!
The changing colours of leaves, cool nights, and the smell of autumn in the air signal that one of the best walleye bites of the year is underway. Yet, many outdoors enthusiasts have packed away their rods and exchanged them for guns or bows. Why switch entirely? Combining hunting with fall walleye fishing makes for great surf-and-turf trips.
Satellite safety gear for your outdoor adventures
Globalstar's personal GPS satellite messengers, SPOT X and Sat-Fi2 RAS, are at the top of every safety check list for essential outdoor gear.