Province at odds with premise in federal release
The Ministry of Environment is at odds with the premise in the federal government’s news release about a critical habitat protection order.Â
Using big suckers for muskie
Using live bait for muskie is a tradition that spans generations of angling. Strategies and equipment evolved, one fact remains: muskies eat live suckers.
Caribou conservation program launched
Efforts that maintain and recover Ontario caribou populations will get as much as $20 million from the province as part of a new program.
Keeping track
For an angler and/or hunter, a journal or diary can provide a lot of important information. Read about old and new ways to keep an outdoors diary.
2023-2024 Hunting Annual available
OOD's Hunting Annual 2023 enhanced digital issue is now available. Read yours today for the latest hunting, fishing, and outdoors content.
Ontario man discovers world’s tallest poison ivy plant
Guinness World Records has recently confirmed that Paris, Ontario, is home to the world’s tallest ever poison ivy plant.
Sip safely
Water filtering options to ensure your drinking water is safe for multi-day wilderness trips when carrying water is not practical.
Roast woodcock with mushroom cream sauce
Woodcock are small, delicate game birds, and an underrated culinary treat. Learn how to cook them with this simple recipe.
Elk population efforts rescinded
Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO) decisions have rescinded the elk population objectives for Ontario’s Nipissing-French River herd and the Lake Huron North Shore herd.