Hello, were you successful is using that app?The ihunter app is supposed to be good for locating crown land. I'm just getting into looking for crown land so I can't speak from first-hand experience, yet.
I'm in Ottawa so I'm sure it won't be too hard to find something relatively close, and if anyone is willing to share their spot or wants to do some exploring together feel free to shoot me a message. I want to ring some steel at some long distances if possible. I'm looking to camp and fish too, so if you're kitted out for that, that's even better.
Hey Craig. I'm also a newbie and a soon to be member for East Elgin.Hi. Craig here from Hamilton. Two of my brothers introduced me to shooting this year, (one is a member at East Elgin and the other at Easthill). I now own a Stoeger M3000 shotgun and a Mossberg Patriot 6.5 Creedmoor. Looking forward to my first hunting experiences this year.
Hamilton Gun Club does clays - skeet, trap and sporting. There is also the "Skeet School" run out of there by the Canadian Gun Vault which I highly reccommend. However, if you don't want to drop that kind of coin, there are members (like myself) that dont mind taking newbies outI'm in the Mississauga area. RPAL holder, but unfortunately no HGs to my name. Considering joining a club that does loaners, but also interested in long range and clay shooting. I plan to do some duck hunting, so clay is the more practical, but I also enjoyed target shooting with the hang guns a lot in my younger years. I have some serious regrets from not staying active in my knowledge and not getting in before the freeze despite having my RPAL since 2006. Anyway, any recommendations on a club that offers all around options? No problem for me to drive a couple hours to go to a place that I can spend the whole day at.
I appreciate the reply. The place looks very nice! So far I have been liking Silverdale, since it has the rifle ranges as well as trap. I will for sure check this place out if I see they have a non member day, or if I get very into the clay shooting specifically along the way. I went for my first few rounds of trap just last week. I used an old stevens 311a SxS. My shoulder was cooked! So I am looking around for something that I can shoot 75+ rounds and not have a purple shoulder a week later.Hamilton Gun Club does clays - skeet, trap and sporting. There is also the "Skeet School" run out of there by the Canadian Gun Vault which I highly reccommend. However, if you don't want to drop that kind of coin, there are members (like myself) that dont mind taking newbies out
Haven't seen any non member days, but feel free to shoot me a DM and we can see about getting you out there. No.9 shot for skeet, and I think its 10bucks a round for guestsI appreciate the reply. The place looks very nice! So far I have been liking Silverdale, since it has the rifle ranges as well as trap. I will for sure check this place out if I see they have a non member day, or if I get very into the clay shooting specifically along the way. I went for my first few rounds of trap just last week. I used an old stevens 311a SxS. My shoulder was cooked! So I am looking around for something that I can shoot 75+ rounds and not have a purple shoulder a week later.![]()
I am a member.Hello,
I’m new the sport of target shooting and was thinking about joining GSC shooting range in Oshawa. Does anyone have any experience with range?
I have just received my R/PAL, and I am thinking to tour them soon.Hello,
I’m new the sport of target shooting and was thinking about joining GSC shooting range in Oshawa. Does anyone have any experience with range?
Crumlin.org is well worth checking out.Curious if anyone has range suggestions for London ON? Am a student at Western looking for some options.
Edit: Saw Bent in the thread, wanted to say that I did my CFSC with him nearly a decade ago as a kid and had a great experience.
Appreciate the recommendation, will check it out!Crumlin.org is well worth checking out.
Reduced rate membership for youth up to 24 yo more than offsets initiation fee.
great link, thank you.here is the greatest link for all hunters. the Ontario crown land atlas!
http://crownlanduseatlas.mnr.gov.on.ca/
look for the yellow areas!
don't ask me how I found it, thanks to Google and hours of searching.
you can also go to any conservation authority and ask for crown land maps. I have a few on my wall for Simcoe and Durham.
if you (or somebody else) decide to check one one those areas, dont forget to give me a shout.
Cheers
Mo
Reading the FAQ and following the instructions at the top of page worked well for me. And posting in the right forum/thread also helpsanyone know what I have to do?