TBT: Driving snowshoe hares
Sitting snowshoe hares can be difficult to see, but the motion of a running animal can be detected easily.
Nov.-Dec. 2024 digital issue available
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Hit-or-miss winter for moose surveys
It's been a "hit-or-miss season" for annual moose aerial inventories, an MNRF expert told OFAH members during a recent webinar.
Climate change and cervids
How Ontario's cervids - white-tailed deer, moose, elk and caribou - respond to a rapidly changing climate is of great interest to hunters.
Ask an expert: Trolling for brown trout
OOD contributor and veteran Lake Ontario angler Jason Forde provides insight on trolling for brown trout for the first time.
Sledding to Haliburton Forest brookies
The outing, in our mind, was a success. The setting and experience were wonderful. The guide was truly excellent.
Timing can work for and against your target
Lack of snow a benefit to hare hunter; not so much for the rabbit
Hunting moose in the snow
Minimize the problems and take advantage of the opportunities the elements present.