Almost like the night before Christmas, many of us in Wildlife Management Unit 49 are sitting around our hunt camp stoves enjoying their warmth and flickering glow. Plans are made and watches are set as we eagerly await the morning light which will usher in Moose Hunt 2009. Remember your orange, identify your targets and make ethical choices as the week progresses.
Here is a list of Ontario Hunting links that may interest you:
Ontario Hunting Regulations Summary – 2009-2010
Ontario Moose Hunting Regulations
Ontario Moose Program Review
If you see or suspect someone of poaching or otherwise abusing a natural resource, please call 1-877-TIPS-MNR (847-7667) toll-free any time to report a violation.
You may also contact your local ministry office during regular business hours or call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
Please visit Muskoka Outdoors throughout the week as I will attempting to blog right from my moose stand. Unfortunately, I have to work by day – but I will be hunting the early morning and evenings all week.
Great info. I spotted some hunters across the lake from us. I often wonder if we are safe on this side of the lake.
So glad you are posting good info here.
Never hunted Moose before but, I hope you all have good luck and most important enjoy yourselves.