Controlled Hunt Application

[hms11]

Hello,
I am sure that this has been covered before but I am having zero luck with finding any info using the search function and my Google-fu seems to be seriously lacking on this one.
I live in WMU 70 (Prince Edward County), Ontario and am trying to figure out how to apply for the controlled deer hunt. I called the ministry number 1-800-288-1155 but the only option it gave me was Antlerless Deer Draw (which I applied for anyways) with no mention of the fact that WMU 70 is a controlled deer hunt zone. Did I apply correctly to enter myself into the controlled hunt?
Also, my father owns 50+ acres in this WMU and I was under the impression (he is not a hunter) that I can get a guaranteed tag through his land ownership. Again, I am having no luck figuring out how to apply for this either.
If anyone could point me in the right direction it would be a huge help.

Thanks in advance.

 

[JimboJones]

You can enter online once it is open.

It is not open until the antlerless draw is closed. (August 01, IIRC)

enter your info here: https://www.on.wildlifelicense.com/custlkup.php?lang=

and all available licenses, tags and draws will be listed in the "store" for you.

 

[hms11]

Awesome, thanks for the quick reply.
I had made my way to that website once before and couldn't find it again.
Much appreciated.

 

[dogger1]

as said above you can apply once open
to get a farmer tag you have to go to the mnr office that services your area .your tag will be cheaper also

 

[pbonura]

Call MNR about a farmers tag. August 1 for the shotgun hunt.

 

[hms11]

Thanks for all the quick follow up guys. Points me in the right direction. I've done a fair bit of small game hunting but this will be my first deer hunt and wanted to make sure I didn't miss out.
Cheers!

 

[blargon]

If you are applying for a controlled deer hunt
validation tag as a farmer/landowner, you must apply with
a paper application(visit ontario.ca/outdoorscard for a list of
participating locations).

Farmers and landowners may submit one (1) application for
a controlled deer hunt validation tag if:
• They own a parcel of 20 hectares (50 acres) or more
of land in a Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) that is
offering a controlled hunt OR
• Their occupation is farming and they have an Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and Food and Ministry of Rural
Affairs Farm Business Registration Number (or letter of
exemption from the Farm Organization Accreditation
Tribunal) in a WMU that is offering a controlled hunt OR
• They are the owner or the sole designated representative
(president, vice-president, treasurer or secretary) of a
company which owns a parcel of land of 20 hectares
(50 acres) or more in the WMU that is offering a
controlled deer hunt.
Farmers and landowners meeting one of these criteria will
be issued a validation tag if:
• They hold a valid hunting version Ontario Outdoors Card AND
• They hand-deliver an application to a participating
ServiceOntario centre before 5:00 p.m. on
October 3, 2013.
REMINDER: Ministry of Natural Resources District Offices
no longer accept and process Farmer and Landowner
Controlled Deer Hunt Applications. Do not fax, mail or
drop off at a ministry office. These applications must be
hand-delivered to a participating ServiceOntario centre.

An immediate relative of the farmer or landowner meeting
the above criteria also qualifies to receive a controlled deer
hunt validation tag. An application signed by the landowner
must be submitted to the participating ServiceOntario centre.
An immediate relative is a person’s grandparent, parent,
spouse, child, sibling or grandchild.

 

[WolfyW]

Wonder how this all works in the case of a private conservation land that allows hunting ? Just apply in the draw and, if successful, just hunt there ??