QEWII (WMU 56) Hunting

Bear is open and will yield more meat and taste better than a fox.

To put a cap on this thread and answer the op question, call the park office. Often you'll find they're the only ones that actually know the rules regarding their park. You'll likely have to speak with a supervisor. I hunt in at least two other PPs around here and when I called the MNRF I was directed to the parks for details. They hooked me up promptly.

In terms of your fox hunt I think honk it's probable that any hunt you're looking at in a PP is going to be highly specific and highly regulated. Darlington, Presquile and Mcraes come to mind in the south.

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Originally Posted by Hunter John

Bear is open and will yield more meat and taste better than a fox.

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But you can't pack in a cute little Henry AR7 for bear....

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Originally Posted by SpriteMcBain

Thanks BBB for helping FFF out, he needed it. Also i didn't mean to get you all worked up, i wouldn't want you to fall off your chair and break a hip since you must be quite old if you've been licensed that long.

I would assume you and FFF are the type of folks that don't walk around accusing people in real life of malicious intent or that they're trying to break the law. If you did that would make you a real p****. So why would you do it two finger typing behind a keyboard? Seems like troll like characteristics....

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I guess there must be something wrong with you, YOU came on here asking advice from hunters who have collective experience of hundreds of years and when you are given the advice and get opinions you do not want you decide to insult the same hunters who have posted for years and are the salt of the earth.

If you care to troll through their previous posts you will see they always try to give good solid information. Hopefully its just your lack of maturity that we are reading and maybe you will re consider the name calling.Hopefully you issue an apology for your terrible posts.

Being sent to coventry is not very pleasant and that place is no where near QEW 11.

I just read through all 14 pages of the linked thread, and the link to Muskoka to-daily is no longer found. Anyone care to elaborate on the outcome of that particular instance? It feels like I just read a book with the last chapter ripped out.

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Originally Posted by boozyleroux

To put a cap on this thread and answer the op question, call the park office. Often you'll find they're the only ones that actually know the rules regarding their park. You'll likely have to speak with a supervisor. I hunt in at least two other PPs around here and when I called the MNRF I was directed to the parks for details. They hooked me up promptly.

In terms of your fox hunt I think honk it's probable that any hunt you're looking at in a PP is going to be highly specific and highly regulated. Darlington, Presquile and Mcraes come to mind in the south.

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QE2 Wildlands doesn't have a "park office" it's a designated wilderness area under the management of the MNRF.

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Originally Posted by ride.lift.shoot

I just read through all 14 pages of the linked thread, and the link to Muskoka to-daily is no longer found. Anyone care to elaborate on the outcome of that particular instance? It feels like I just read a book with the last chapter ripped out.

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Assuming its the same person. After all his bravado of fighting it to the end he threw himself on the mercy of the court and plead guilty.

To trespassing? Poaching? Not placing a tag immediately?

Did the article reveal any of the details the OP was suspected of omitting?

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Originally Posted by Bluebulldog

QE2 Wildlands doesn't have a "park office" it's a designated wilderness area under the management of the MNRF.

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There is a park ranger for QEW II and his office is at Balsam Lake Provincial Park.

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Originally Posted by Foxx

There is a park ranger for QEW II and his office is at Balsam Lake Provincial Park.

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Gotcha. Things have changed a bit since we had our cottage on Gull.

He'd likely be the place to start then.