the land occupires act protects the land owner from hunting accidents... I even have a letter from the ofah saying the same thing... the insurance is 2 party ...
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the land occupires act protects the land owner from hunting accidents... I even have a letter from the ofah saying the same thing... the insurance is 2 party ...
Not exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by mark270wsm
Occupier’s duty
3 (1) An occupier of premises owes a duty to take such care as in all the circumstances of the case is reasonable to see that persons entering on the premises, and the property brought on the premises by those persons are reasonably safe while on the premises.
Idem
(2) The duty of care provided for in subsection (1) applies whether the danger is caused by the condition of the premises or by an activity carried on on the premises.
Idem
(3) The duty of care provided for in subsection (1) applies except in so far as the occupier of premises is free to and does restrict, modify or exclude the occupier’s duty. R.S.O. 1990, c. O.2, s. 3
Yes, exactly. The landowner should not leave an open well or boards with nails laying around as an example.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilroy
Nothing to do with hunting.
Well I got my home owners insurance company to write me up something on their letterhead saying how much liability insurance I have ( 2 million) and in quotes ........Covers Hunting Too.....
Plus I added the 5 million secondary insurance with my trappers license information as well, hopefully that will be enough for him.
I emailed him the info, hopefully I hear good news soon :)
Thanks for the update. In essence, if you have a homeowners policy it covers your hunting activities as well. No need to purchase anything else unless it is free. Wise to check your policy and the dollar limit provided. The 2 million looks pretty good.Quote:
Originally Posted by fratri
I hope you get the permission, you have done your due diligence and shown you are a responsible guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by fratri
Well I met up with the new owner at the farm today, he agreed to let me hunt on his property, couple of small conditions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilroy
I will need to email him and in the email, I have to state that I will need to write, he wont be held liable if something goes wrong and that I will text him before I come out. Hopefully the text thing gets drops once he gets to know me a bit more.
He has a locked gate in place now and says he will give me a key (fingers crossed).
Seems like a nice guy. We talked for about 25 minutes, even wants me to setup some targets so he can shoot my .223 one day. Hopefully this is a start of a new friendship.
Keeping you in the loop :)
Well played!Quote:
Originally Posted by fratri
Got the key :)
Got the landowner and his son to meet me at the farm to do some target shooting this afternoon. I brought along the .22 and .223. I also brought some explosive targets, they thought it was one of the coolest things they have ever done. The dad is a pretty good shot, the son, not so much :) ...... I told him next time I will bring along the .270.
After we finished shooting, we talked a bit more, just before I left, he handed me the key and said, I have made him very happy. :)
Good for you, your a true ambassador for all of us hunters