Illegal Ad

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Originally Posted by Fox

You can shoot at night and you can use a night sight, you "CAN" hunt with one in Ontario, these things are entirely different. Protection of property by a land owner or agent of said land owner can shoot after standard legal shooting time. You can also hunt raccoons with the aid of a dog at night, there are opportunities to use a night sight in Ontario.

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Fixed for ya fox.
Since you can hunt Raccoons at night, a Night Vision Scope can be used.
It had just better be on a 22, and not a center fire.

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Originally Posted by genec

I am a long time member of OFAH and a Hunter Ed and PAL instructor, and I stand by my original post!
it was totally dumb on their part to advertise something that is NOT legal to do in Ontario, no matter what can be done with it in other regions! Yes, they are a great organization, but that doesn’t excuse them from showing wrong and misleading hunting practices that aren’t allowed in this province!!
As H Ed instructors, we try hard to get across to students what are the laws in Ontario that they have to abide by for hunting, and seeing an ad promoting an illegal hunting practice by an organization that promotes safe, legal hunting practices in Ontario is frustrating!

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I agree.....there are bound to be those who think that “ I saw it in the OFAH magazine, so it must be legal”...However , I don’t think the good folks at OFAH should be criticized to such an extent....It’s also noteworthy that this company appears to be in Australia !!!! Obviously much different hunting regulations down under !!!

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

Fixed for ya fox.
Since you can hunt Raccoons at night, a Night Vision Scope can be used.
It had just better be on a 22, and not a center fire.

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Yes, sorry, two thoughts converging, ha ha ha.

I wish I had one on a 22 for rats, or a high powered pellet gun, buggers decided to move into the chicken coops for the winter.