Crown land near GTA

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Originally Posted by Rob Stewart

Or get your doctor to write it up so the MNR will permit you to hunt from an ATV.


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Why do you have to shoot from the ATV?

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Originally Posted by Rob Stewart

Get the iHunter app. It will show you all the huntable county lands. For example Simcoe has lots of places to hunt.

Just make sure you check discharge laws. For example there are parts of Simcoe forest that reside in a municipality where its illegal to shoot within 300 m of a house. Other municipalities don’t have this rule.


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Thank you. I have installed this app and will pay for this option.

Geez, boys..... I never complained about lazy walking, we can compete. I am just lazy driving 6 - 8 hours up north. I used to go to Manitoulin hunting birds, but the driving is killing me. I am ok if someone can take me as a passenger..:)

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

Why do you have to shoot from the ATV?

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Well with a doctors letter and an MNR permit an old or disabled hunter can stay on the ATV with a loaded firearm.

Sure you can drive out until you find a spot or see game, dismount and load but if you can get a permit, why not.


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Sorry OP, but I have to ask those that make comments about "ground pounders using bikes or whatever". I don't understand why it is a bad thing, if what you are doing is legal. My dad had a severe heart attack and could go in bush so he hunted deer beside his truck, never got one that way but he was out. I had to use my quad couple years ago to drive to where I sat for deer controlled hunt as I had just had a knee replacement and couldn't walk couldn't even bend my knee. that was fun even riding the bike. Just wondering.

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Thank you. I have installed this app and will pay for this option.

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It’s pricy but that’s not the author’s fault.

You see, the QUEEN owns the data and regardless of the fact we already paid for it with our taxes, she demands we pay for access to it!!!


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Originally Posted by Rob Stewart

Well with a doctors letter and an MNR permit an old or disabled hunter can stay on the ATV with a loaded firearm.

Sure you can drive out until you find a spot or see game, dismount and load but if you can get a permit, why not.


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Just asking, because there are lots of people that like to just go "scouting" and ground swatting chickens.

Just another way to be out in the woods.

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Originally Posted by Snowwalker

Just asking, because there are lots of people that like to just go "scouting" and ground swatting chickens.

Just another way to be out in the woods.

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I sometimes need an excuse so I call it taking my shotgun for a walk. She spends most of the year stick in a cabinet and likes to get out this time of year.


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Originally Posted by Rob Stewart

I sometimes need an excuse so I call it taking my shotgun for a walk. She spends most of the year stick in a cabinet and likes to get out this time of year.


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Got to use the 4wheel in the truck to keep the gears oiled... :goodstuff:

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Originally Posted by Rob Stewart

Get the iHunter app. It will show you all the huntable county lands. For example Simcoe has lots of places to hunt.

Just make sure you check discharge laws. For example there are parts of Simcoe forest that reside in a municipality where its illegal to shoot within 300 m of a house. Other municipalities don’t have this rule.


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Discharge laws AND any policies that apply on said lands. Simcoe for example requires all hunters to have a valid OFAH membership for the liability insurance.