How To Find Ontario Crown Land to Shoot On

[kevmac05]

Also g407 is the plot I intend to use off of two island lake road do you know anything about this area?

[strathglass]

Yes, one of the lakes without the gray border (I admit the gray borders around Crutch and Burn lakes are a bit unusal - it is a uniform width and doesn't look like a collection of plots, so I am not sure what that is supposed to mean - but I think you need to avoid the shoreline areas there to be safe). (By the way, I had to look at the same area in google maps to get the lake names).

So it looks like you could use Bucky Pond or Eleanor Lake, or - farther up - Hardwood Lake (CLUPA map doesn't show the road going that far, but it does on google maps).

If you don't want a small lake, you could go farther in on that road and jump up north to Hardwood Lake which is bigger than the above three lakes I just mentioned. (This one is near the end of the road per google maps, http://goo.gl/wFzp2e.)

[areader]

if you want to have some fun...lake ontario is crown land and you can shoot as much as you want on there. however...unless you go out 3-5 miles I wouldn't do it.

[kevmac05]

Thanks a lot you been a lot of help. I'll look more into those lakes with the boarder around them and let you know what it means.

[tar21]

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[Daver_II]

Tagged, Thank you for the resource.

[Apollyon]

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[Maedros]

It just doesn't cover southern Ontario yet, but is supposed to some day! The CLUPA web site says on the following on the main page:

So, how would one find out where Crown Land is in Southern Ontario then?

I'm a noobie to the sport, and I'm just trying to find out more information about this.

[pickledmoped]

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[ganlav]

hi
thank you very strathglass!

I really appreciate your topic! That was amazing!
I am a new gun owner and was looking to find crown lands for target shooting. Been few time to the gov site but didn't know how to use it. You helped me a lot with this thread!

Thank you very much!