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    Interesting if hunting will be considered an exercise during the new stay home orders?
    Last edited by G.S.; January 13th, 2021 at 11:41 AM.
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    I have a feeling it will depend how far you are from home when they stop you. I'm sure it will be tested in court eventually.

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    From the Ontario Public Health...No mention of fishing or hunting but judging from what I see below we should be fine to fish and hunt.

    https://files.ontario.ca/moh-enhance...1-01-12-v3.pdf

    • No person is permitted to use an indoor or outdoor recreational amenity that is required to be closed
    • Outdoor recreational amenities permitted to open, subject to conditions, include (weather permitting):
    o Parks and recreational areas
    o Baseball diamonds
    o Batting cages
    o Soccer, football and sports fields
    o Tennis, platform tennis, table tennis and pickleball courts
    o Basketball courts
    o BMX parks
    o Skate parks
    o Frisbee golf locations
    o Cycling tracks and bike trails
    o Horse riding facilities
    o Shooting ranges, including those operated by rod and gun clubs
    o Ice rinks
    o Snowmobile, cross country, dogsledding, ice-skating and snow-shoe trails
    o Playgrounds
    o Portions of parks or recreational areas containing outdoor fitness equipment
    o Tobogganing hills and skating trails
    Refer to subsequent slide for public health and work
    A permitted outdoor recreational amenity may only open if:
    • Any person who enters or uses the amenity maintains a physical distance of at least two metres from other person using the amenity (excluding
    members of the same household)
    • Team sports, or other sports or games where people may come within two metres of each other, are not practiced or played within the amenity
    • Any locker rooms, change rooms, showers and clubhouses remain closed, except to the extent they provide access to equipment storage, a washroom
    or a portion of the amenity that is used to provide first aid
    Ski hills are closed
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    Quote Originally Posted by dean.f View Post
    I have a feeling it will depend how far you are from home when they stop you. I'm sure it will be tested in court eventually.
    I think as long as you're wearing one of those sports head bands your good to go. Because everyone who see's a guy wearing one thinks he's doing some kind of activity to make him sweat. LoL

    As long as Canadian Tire lists 'Hunting and Fishing' stuff on their essential items list to buy during the lockdown, it must be OK. LoL.

    Essential items are defined as:
    • food and beverages;
    • food preparation products; **
    • personal care products such as soap and dental care products;
    • health-related products such as prescription drugs and vitamins;
    • mobility or assistive devices;
    • baby and child-care accessories such as diapers and formula;
    • household cleaning products, safety devices, batteries and lightbulbs;
    • outdoor winter apparel such as jackets and boots;**
    • personal protective equipment for the workplace;
    • pet food and supplies;
    • postage stamps;
    • cellphones and cellphone accessories;**
    • parts and supplies for all types of motor vehicles and watercraft;
    • major household appliances; **
    • hunting, fishing and trapping supplies;**
    • tools and hardware;
    • materials for home maintenance, repair or construction; and
    • property maintenance products.
    Last edited by MikePal; January 13th, 2021 at 05:16 AM.

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    Sweat band.......check

    sweat band.jpeg

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    they havent restricted traveling between cities, YET, so I assume were fine.

    I think it will follow shortly after though.
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    All my hunting spots within 20min of home. I'll still be going. Anyone asks im going to do essential varmint control.

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    ODD released a statement last night that there will be no impact to hunting or fishing (except rule of 5 for outdoor gatherings). Not sure about today and any change to that
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    I went through the new things like crazy, thought they impacted child care but they do not explicitly ban in home, just school based child care.

    There does not seem to be that many changes except limiting hours of some stores and increasing mandates on masks. It is a "stay at home order" that does not tell you to stay at home as the number of exceptions is vast. Parks are not closed, nor are outdoor rinks, as long as social distancing and or masks are used, if people do not abide by this than these places can be closed. Many parts and trails have been used as a meet up spot for many families, honestly surprised they are not closed. Gun ranges and rod and gun club operated ranges are not closed either.

    This is not as harsh as March, but I live in an area that has almost no cases and we are locked down the same as TO, seems like a kick in the teeth for doing everything right all along.

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    So my son and I can still go hunting?
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