Anyone from port hope

I suspect the same will happen around here in the next decade. It won't be just hunters that are in trouble it will be farms as well.

There have been complaints in the past about the smell of the farms when a citidiot has moved out here. But since they currently have very little support from anyone here they usually move. But if a new subdivision goes in 500 ft down the road there could be trouble brewing.

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Originally Posted by MikePal

The problem is that the rural area is looking a lot less rural now. My road use to only have 4 farms on it, now there are 8 homes. The farm across from me now has 2 homes facing his back yard from the far side of his farm.

Our Hunt camp is in fear that they will soon be putting restrictions on Hunting in this township. Almost every farmers field is surrounded by homes.

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Originally Posted by fratri

Hypothetical question.....
I have permission on two adjoining properties....combined they are 70 acres, one farm is 40 acres the other that is attached to it is 30 acres, can I hunt on either one of the properties....or am I SOL....

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IMO....your SOL!!! That would be my understanding!!!

I see hunting within Eastern and Southern Ontario coming to an end within the next 2 decades.

Please check that crystal ball for the winning lotto#s.

As we can see in Port Hope it is Happening and will soon happen here where I live. Where I use to hunt even in NB it is all houses. It is just a matter of time. It is quite obvious and not very hard to see.

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Originally Posted by fishermccann

Please check that crystal ball for the winning lotto#s.

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So you are agreeing with what I said in post 50? Everybody see that GW agrees with FM, hell hath frozen over.

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Originally Posted by fishermccann

hell hath frozen over.

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Pretty sure that atheists aren't supposed talk about hell. :scream:

Talk about and believe in are different things. By the way I am agnostic!

But I disagree with the fact you claim the majority rules which in fact is utterly false. Fact is most time it is the minority rules.

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Originally Posted by fishermccann

So you are agreeing with what I said in post 50? Everybody see that GW agrees with FM, hell hath frozen over.

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

I see hunting within Eastern and Southern Ontario coming to an end within the next 2 decades.

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Not blanket-wide - only as suburban sprawl into the countryside makes it too crowded to hunt. And I think you'll see it ending by prohibition of hunting on small parcels - similar to port hope. Not desirable but not entirely unreasonable either.