OntarioTiger

Got any more codes? Thx in advance

On paying landowners it varies w province, its common in Ontario for hunting clubs/outfitters to pay farmers for access and its allowed. Its not legal in Saskatchewan or Alberta as i understand. Not sure about Manitoba.

We have seen green/brown jeans for last 5 yrs. We hunt late September to early October. Have also been stopped on the road. No issues but be aware.

Let me help you out, layouts suck. A frames are the king, just brush them well w whatever you can find :)

Solid advice no colour's, a cpl of things to add. Competition is coming, last yr there were two outfitters and another DIY group. In past yrs we had the area to ourselves. You are rt about not supposed to pay landowners, we will offer some wine or beer or a little cash saying take your wife out for supper.
On birds , if you process them e.g. grind them they dont count towards possession. So when we get a pile of birds we will grind and freeze for trip back to ontario, its 30 hrs. Saw Ramsey russel a few yrs back in a diner so we must be in a good spot. And ya no morning amd afternoon hunts unless you use an outfitter, too much work. Cheers

Watching this thread as i have tkts in July

Glad to hear the show reviews, will see her in a cpl of weeks. Really looking forward to it

Long term ex gf married a good friend of mine, he died in a wreck. They had a young son. I was married when a mutual friend reached out to me about ex and asked me to reach out to her. It was a hard pass by me on contacting ex, nothing good would come of it. She eventually remarried a widower, had a brady bunch of kids between them. He passed away in last cpl of yrs ago so he luck w husband's is not so good

Have a good friend who was at the masters w his dad, dad has a cardiac incident and there is a full suite of volunteer cardiologist who look after pops. Dad needs to go to hospital for observation and is ok. No charge from masters or hospital its taken care of.
Turns out masters have a full ER staff of volunteers to take care of medical issues for patrons, probably some the best care any where. As i understand it the docs and nurses who volunteer also get tickets to watch.

Moose is great especially early in season when they are eating aquatic plants. Late season when they transition to cedar or spruce not so much, aka spruce moose, like chewing a pine needle