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.
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.
You had one job
Read expert tips on how to net fish and what not to do when netting.
Province amending baitfish regs
Transporting preserved baitfish and leeches in baitfish management zone (BMZ) boundaries is allowed under amended regulations by the MNRF last month.
Cougars moving eastward
Western cougar populations are slowly expanding eastward. Reports of wild cougars in northern Ontario are believed to have come from western populations.
Know the boating facts
Complying with provincial and federal rules of the water can seem daunting. Here’s a look at what’s most important for staying safe, and compliant with regulations, on the water.
Cougar claims can’t be confirmed
Brock Township, east of Lake Simcoe, issued an alert advising residents of a cougar living in northern Durham Region. Claims in the June 6 civic communication widely reported by local media cannot be confirmed.