Nuisance permit regulations?

[js4fn]

Ok so update. I called the local MNR office and they told me that for migratory nuisance the Canadian wildlife service handles that. I left a message at the ontario location and will try to get a hold of them today. MNR said you cannot keep meat of nuisance animals but I'm wondering if the wildlife service has different regulations on that.

Yeah and they’ll give you a list of how to harass them. Ballon’s visual predictors decoy. Using chase dogs blah blah. Only if farmer is loosing tomatoes or pepper crop to them will they let you shoot
Good luck

[Fox]

Ok so update. I called the local MNR office and they told me that for migratory nuisance the Canadian wildlife service handles that. I left a message at the ontario location and will try to get a hold of them today. MNR said you cannot keep meat of nuisance animals but I'm wondering if the wildlife service has different regulations on that.

This is exactly why I said that the MNR will not know.

The permit I have here, a few years old, states that I can keep the meat from the geese that I shoot on that permit, on those listed properties.

[Fox]

Yeah and they’ll give you a list of how to harass them. Ballon’s visual predictors decoy. Using chase dogs blah blah. Only if farmer is loosing tomatoes or pepper crop to them will they let you shoot
Good luck

Loss or winter wheat, destruction of hay crops, eating corn seed, lots of reason why you can kill them.

Yes, I said kill them, with a permit.

[js4fn]

Loss or winter wheat, destruction of hay crops, eating corn seed, lots of reason why you can kill them.

Yes, I said kill them, with a permit.

They rather cut you a $200 check for losses first

Owner crying big difference then someone else just saying

[MihajloSimsic]

Yeah and they’ll give you a list of how to harass them. Ballon’s visual predictors decoy. Using chase dogs blah blah. Only if farmer is loosing tomatoes or pepper crop to them will they let you shoot
Good luck

This guy has a permit to kill them. It's a corn field. He's lost a couple of acres of corn just from one flock that passes by which is about $3000 in losses, if I remember correctly what he said.

[MihajloSimsic]

This is exactly why I said that the MNR will not know.

The permit I have here, a few years old, states that I can keep the meat from the geese that I shoot on that permit, on those listed properties.

Thanks! That makes me more hopeful. I want to help him out but at the same time I'm hesitant shooting a good eating animal if I cannot use the meat. I'm going to double check with wildlife service though.

[rick_iles]

This is exactly why I said that the MNR will not know.

The permit I have here, a few years old, states that I can keep the meat from the geese that I shoot on that permit, on those listed properties.

Agreed! I was an agent for a local airport, to get rid of deer that frequented the property. That permit said the deer had to be used, and not wasted.

[finsfurfeathers]

Thanks! That makes me more hopeful. I want to help him out but at the same time I'm hesitant shooting a good eating animal if I cannot use the meat. I'm going to double check with wildlife service though.

Could always make it easy on you. Periodically pass by fire off some shots to scare the birds off that should make the farmer happy come the early season/fall hammer them as would be able to decoy them.

[MihajloSimsic]

Could always make it easy on you. Periodically pass by fire off some shots to scare the birds off that should make the farmer happy come the early season/fall hammer them as would be able to decoy them.

Only issue is he lives a solid 1.5hr drive from me. With gas prices if I'm not staying a couple days then it's not worth it. However his house is literally next door to a crown land parcel and he has an alfalfa field out back. I really got insanely lucky with this property owner lol.

[js4fn]

Elgin county ?