Property size for deer hunting

[DeerHunter201]

I would like to deer hunt with my bow on my 2.8 acre proprety but don't know if there is any laws about property sizes and I have called the ministry and they don't seem to know. I have all the landowners permission around me to track onto there property if it runs on there property when I shoot it. Is this legal?

[dean.f]

Check the Township bylaw for discharge of firearms, that's where you'll find any property size restrictions. Depending where you live, you'll probably find it on the town website.

[Bushmoose]

Obviously, it will depend on where your 2.8 acres is located? If you're in a rural area that hunting is legal, and you already have neighbouring landowners permission to retrieve, then it's not even up for discussion. Hunt it! A friend of mine hunts bear from his 2 acre property. He has permission to retrieve from the neighbouring landowner, so its all good.

[glen]

Sounds like a challenge. How big an animal from how small of land.

[Muskyhunter]

If there are no Bylaws prohibiting you from hunting and shooting and you have permission and can do it safetly then you are good to go. Getting permission from neighbors to retrieve game is a great idea.

My parcel of lands is only about 25 acres and our family has hunted it for years with great success.

Good luck.

[canadaman30]

Legal yes

[Fox]

I could shoot a deer with a 338 Lapua in my backyard shooting off my deck and I only have 1.86 acres. As has been stated, if there are no municipal restrictions for discharge or distance to homes and other buildings then you should be good.

[grumpygeezer]

I could shoot a deer with a 338 Lapua in my backyard shooting off my deck and I only have 1.86 acres. As has been stated, if there are no municipal restrictions for discharge or distance to homes and other buildings then you should be good.

with a gun like that you could shoot a deer in the next township!

[Bowjob]

with a gun like that you could shoot a deer in the next township!

LMFAO hahahah

[kongyydy]

You could talk to mortgage companies because they should know all these details. Strange that the people at the ministry did not know how to answer your question. They should know this. I also had a lot of questions about my property, and answered all my questions with fixed and true information. So I recommend you to do the same thing to know that everything you do is legal and you will not have problems then. I hope my advice is useful to you.