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Hi everybody,
I went coyote hunting a couple of time in the past year, I want to start hunting them on a more regular basis. I've read a couple of place that some people hunt them during the night, on some FoxPro decoy there is also a light for illuminating the decoy for night hunting. I looked in the Regulation book and couldn't find anything. so my question is Can you hunt Coyote/Wolf at night in Ontario?
Thanks in advance for the help ;)
30 minutes prior to sun rise until 30 minutes after sun set is my understanding for ontario.
NO only Raccoon hunting is allowed at night and I believe separate license needed.
Concur with TPark. The regs are pretty clear that for all hunting it is 1/2 hour before and 1/2 after. For coyote I could make the case that there should be an exception, however I don't think it will happen.
Too scary at night...........illegal also
Racoon is
Only with 22 rimfire (Not 22 Mag)
Must have a dog license
Alright thanks guy, I know it says that the time for all hunting, but didn't specify coyote, and was just curious :thumbup:
The only people allowed to shoot coyotes at night are farmers or their agents in the protection of livestock. The rest of us must abide by the provisions of the FWCA-1/2 hr before "official" sunrise and 1/2 hr. after "official" sunset. Firearms must be unloaded and encased.
Hard to hit them at night with your firearm fully encased. lol
Yep,that's the general idea.LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by skypilot