Can someone help me with a straight answer
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hometownhero
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Move to Saskatchewan. No license or seasons to follow. Hunt when you want. lol
NShunter1254
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Lmao strangeday do you stay awake at night trying to figure out how to stir #### on cgn
Sometimes when BBQ'ing with other members
We banter about stiring the pot, many people have been lured by an afternoon of our collaborations. On this issue i have 3 different answers from 3 different groups. I am looking for clarity
Lmao strangeday do you stay awake at night trying to figure out how to stir s**t on cgn
We banter about stiring the pot, many people have been lured by an afternoon of our collaborations. On this issue i have 3 different answers from 3 different groups. I am looking for clarity
Page 14 of the Ontario Hunting Regulations:
"To hunt in Ontario, most Ontario residents need a hunting
version Outdoors Card and all applicable licence tags and
licences. There are two exceptions to this.
...
The second exception is members of Aboriginal communities
with Aboriginal or treaty hunting rights in Ontario. These
hunters are not required to be in possession of an Outdoors
Card provided they are hunting for food, social or ceremonial
purposes within their traditional or treaty area or they are visiting the traditional area of another First Nation and have received proper written permission to hunt from that
First Nation.
All other Ontario residents, including Aboriginal persons, either hunting outside of areas where they have Aboriginal or treaty hunting rights OR hunting in areas for which they have not received proper written permission to hunt, must have a hunting version Ontario Outdoors Card and all applicable licences."
"To hunt in Ontario, most Ontario residents need a hunting
version Outdoors Card and all applicable licence tags and
licences. There are two exceptions to this.
...
The second exception is members of Aboriginal communities
with Aboriginal or treaty hunting rights in Ontario. These
hunters are not required to be in possession of an Outdoors
Card provided they are hunting for food, social or ceremonial
purposes within their traditional or treaty area or they are visiting the traditional area of another First Nation and have received proper written permission to hunt from that
First Nation.
All other Ontario residents, including Aboriginal persons, either hunting outside of areas where they have Aboriginal or treaty hunting rights OR hunting in areas for which they have not received proper written permission to hunt, must have a hunting version Ontario Outdoors Card and all applicable licences."
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Since they claim a pretty big chunk of Ont, it must be pretty much a free reine for Algonquins
NShunter1254
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Nova Scotia Canada
Lol your a private investigator looking for clarity on native rights issues on cgn.Yea let's go with that lol
Since they claim a pretty big chunk of Ont, it must be pretty much a free reine for Algonquins
Removed because you shouldn't waste your time reading my post -- skip to #10 and read the links provided by blargon.
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And as an investigator you learn sometimes that the answer is in plain sight. So im asking. We have had several discussions over the quoted section above. For instance my res is in Quebec, but can i hunt on crown land in Ontario anytime? What about private property? I got two different answers from two different conservation officers and a third one from MNR phone call. We can't make heads or tails and wanted some input from someone who may have already tackled the issue
