Jan.-Feb. 2025 digital issue available
The Jan.-Feb. 2025 digital issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS magazine is now available. Become a member today for your digital access.
Surviving a cold dunk
Many anglers or hunters have had at least one close call in cold water, as our activities frequently take us there during the coldest times.
Coyotes as controversial canids
Perhaps the truest thing you can say about coyotes is that they are the ultimate survivors. No matter what they adapt and thrive.
Book Review: One is Too Many
One is Too Many is a passionate account of the cancellation of the spring bear hunt and the hard-fought legal battle to reinstate it.
Adapting hunting practices for age
Baby Boomers in Canada, aged 54-76, are still the largest cohort of hunters. Here are seven changes to keep you hunting as you age.
Finding downed birds
Watching birds fall will tell you how badly they were hit, determining how you go about your retrieve. Be quiet and have your gun handy.
August 2024 digital issue available
The August 2024 digital issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS magazine is now available. Subscribe today for your digital access.
Galea wins awards for OOD
Ontario OUT of DOORS Assistant Editor Steve Galea was honoured again by the Outdoors Writers of Canada (OWC) as winners of the organization’s 2023 annual awards were announced on Sunday, June 25.
Profile national award finalist
Ontario OUT of DOORS (OOD) was a runner-up in two categories at the 2022 Canadian Online Publishing Awards (COPA).