Trapping in Ontario?
- Thread starter Spanky
- Start date
wrinkledawg
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- Location
- Prince George BC
Trapping licence
Go to your local Minestry of natural resources,They should have all the info that you will need.Also check out your local community collages as some time they can offer a trappers course put on by local Trappers.Good luck.
Go to your local Minestry of natural resources,They should have all the info that you will need.Also check out your local community collages as some time they can offer a trappers course put on by local Trappers.Good luck.
You are looking for the Ontario Fur Managers Association.
http://www.furmanagers.com/default.aspx
Their office is in Sault Ste. Marie and you can call them or email them to get a list of local instructors and when classes will be run next. You can also try the closest MNR office and see if they know.
http://www.furmanagers.com/default.aspx
Their office is in Sault Ste. Marie and you can call them or email them to get a list of local instructors and when classes will be run next. You can also try the closest MNR office and see if they know.
Finish your university degree, son, and make real money. Trapping is a great activity but (with YOUR champagne tastes!) you will starve to death on a trap line! :lol:
Love,
Dad
PS) When you are home we can perhaps go speak with two of my friends who are trappers........... :wink:
Love,
Dad
PS) When you are home we can perhaps go speak with two of my friends who are trappers........... :wink:
Well, I dont mean to hijack (the question seems to have been answered), but if anyone reading this thread had any idea on where to go in Quebec for the information... I would appreciate it.
I've got some problem beavers on my lots, and instead of taking care of the problem somewhat illegally, I figure it would be fun to take care of it with traps and learn something in the process. I hear the course is excellent, but have no idea where one would go.
**EDIT** I found the information for those that may be interested.
http://www.ftgq.qc.ca/fr/Frame3.html
I've got some problem beavers on my lots, and instead of taking care of the problem somewhat illegally, I figure it would be fun to take care of it with traps and learn something in the process. I hear the course is excellent, but have no idea where one would go.
**EDIT** I found the information for those that may be interested.
http://www.ftgq.qc.ca/fr/Frame3.html
- Location
- the other side of the river
Spanky said:
You can find yourself a nice young native girl, she may not need a license, makes for great recreational activity and with a bit of luck you will have the "fur and meat" part covered pretty good :lol: :wink:
