Bringing company to hunting trip.
- Thread starter SIGP2101
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- The Conservative part of Ontario
The MNR is unlikely to bother you, unless you are doing something else they don't like, or being an AH, and they need to charge you with something.
as long as he is with you and not pushing game for you i dont think it would be to much of a problem.
Spend the time with him because in a short while you will be left with only Memories and shouldnt the time you enjoyed in the woods with him be one of those Memories
Spend the time with him because in a short while you will be left with only Memories and shouldnt the time you enjoyed in the woods with him be one of those Memories
Fathers take their underage sons all the time. It is the same thing.
Just because you are a qualified instructor doesn't mea yo know everything.
I am a qualified PAL instructor and while I am a rifle GENIUS, I know little about shotgunning, other than the basics.
Just because you are a qualified instructor doesn't mea yo know everything.
I am a qualified PAL instructor and while I am a rifle GENIUS, I know little about shotgunning, other than the basics.
Problem solved,
I just talked to a Conservation Officer at Carp Sportsmen Show. He said that there is no problem bringing anyone along as long as they not holding a rifle. He even laughed at such question a bit, and told me not to be concerned but to enjoy our outing. Nice to know.
I just talked to a Conservation Officer at Carp Sportsmen Show. He said that there is no problem bringing anyone along as long as they not holding a rifle. He even laughed at such question a bit, and told me not to be concerned but to enjoy our outing. Nice to know.
gth said:
You poor fellas in Ontario sure have to put up with a lot of bullsh*t laws there........$10 for a dog.
I suppose if a fella's wife is ugly, that costs $15?.........?
I feel bad for the good guys over there. Far too many of them rope suckers making stupid rules.....I see it on CBC all the time. I need cable tv.
