Cormorants regulation is out

https://ero.ontario.ca/notice/013-41...m=groupmessage

So am I correct that all you need is a small game license and not a migratory permit??

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Originally Posted by boogaloo

So am I correct that all you need is a small game license and not a migratory permit??

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That is correct...

check the disposal requirements. We can't just leave them in the bush like a coyote or goose carcasses..

Fall season only.


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Originally Posted by Saskfly

Fall season only.


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Their open season when they try cleaning out my pond...

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Originally Posted by boogaloo

So am I correct that all you need is a small game license and not a migratory permit??

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no permit needed however still non-toxic ammunition needed. Shotgun cannot be loaded with a shell containing a single projectile.

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

check the disposal requirements. We can't just leave them in the bush like a coyote or goose carcasses..

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You can burry them in the ground if you own the land or have consent from the parcel owner.

Going to be a lot of educated ducks come opening day .. . . early goose, youth season, cormorant season . . . lol

Just had one come to my pond took a frog
Less noise at night

So you can’t shoot them with a 22? Stupid cause when big lakes are rough you see them perched in trees. Fast pickings