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So picked up my stamp at the postal outlet.
Regs had a new format. Guess sensitive to an aging population seems they got rid of the fine print exceptions and streamlined the information.
Going to take some effort to get use to the new look.
On the down side always thought it was a bit of an eye exam for if you can't read the fine print shouldn't be out there :moose:
Thaks for reminding me.
Got mine last week, got every stamp from start , wish I had permits from my start in this obsession we call waterfowling
Got my stamp yesterday. Fine print ? Who ever reads the "fine print" ? That's like reading the instructions ... right ? LoL !
Hello FinsFurFeathers,
I do not want to take over the topic of your "thread" but I thought that you should note and know about an important change that has been a long-time coming for Canadian waterfowlers.
Further to my initial proposal for a limited (tag only) Tundra Swan season to the CWS in October of 2010, my additional subsequent correspondence justifying such a season early in 2011, their Tundra Swan Season Assessment conducted between April of 2011 and August of 2013 (which fully supported such a season from a biological perspective) and the rather extensive correspondence between us since that time in which they advised me that the Migratory Birds Regulations would have to be reviewed and revised (including a mechanism to permit such a season) please note the "Important Updates" section contained within the Summary of Migratory Birds Hunting Regulations that you received with your permit ... specifically ... "the introduction of new permits".
This has been another important step towards us eventually obtaining a limited (tag only) Sandhill Crane season in Ontario as well as limited (tag only) Tundra Swan season in Canada.
Jerome Katchin, D.V.M.
Purchased mine right online/printed @ home.
Did you ask for the stamp to be sent to you? The permit makes you legal, but the stamp is a collector's piece.Quote:
Originally Posted by WranglerWild17