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Rattling and Calling
Attracting Large Bucks Takes More Than Luck
By Gord Ellis
Understanding the Whitetail Rut
Simple tactics for a successful deer hunt.
By Gord Ellis
Top Pheasant Destinations
6 amazing places in Ontario that offer quality pheasant hunts.
By Jeff Helsdon
whitetails in the rut
Hunting in the Thunder Bay Area of Ontario
By Tom Armstrong
Northwestern Ontario Whitetail Deer Hunt
Experience a deer hunt with Border Country Outfitters
By Canada in the Rough
Grouse Hunting in Sunset Country
You won't have trouble reaching your ruffed grouse limit here
By Jeff Gustafson
First Class Duck Hunt
Avid Duck Hunters Should Hunt Walpole Island at Least Once
By Scott McGuigan
Trophy Deer Hunts in Thunder Bay
Gord Ellis reveals one of Northwest Ontario's most overlooked trophy hunts.
By Gord Ellis
Northwest Deer
Four Places to Hunt in Sunset Country
By Gord Ellis
Flushing in Norfolk
One of Ontario's Finest Pheasant Hunts
By Jeff Helsdon
Dog Lake Bears
Dog Lake Resort in Ontario's Sunset Country is truly an angler's and hunter's dream located just an hour north of Thunder Bay.
By Canada in the Rough
A Moose Hunt with White River Air: A Fly-In Hunting Adventure in Northern Ontario
"The bull slowly made distance through the marsh and eventually came into bow range at 45 yards..."
By Canada in the Rough
Moose Hunting in Ontario
Ontario is one of the best places to fulfill the dream.
By The Ontario Experience
Ground Blind Hunting
Late November Hunting for Deer in Northwestern Ontario
By James Smedley
Wild Game Venison for the Home Smoker
The Perfect Fall Recipe for Venison Pastrami
By James Smedley
Tracking Winter Moose
Low Temperatures, Snow & Traveling by Snowmobile
By Jeff Gustafson
Moose Calling Tips
Learn How to Call Moose
By Paul Beasley
Spot and Stalk
Chance Encounter Leads to Exciting Hunt
By James Smedley
Up Close & Personal Bear Hunting
Harvesting a bear up close is very challenging but rewarding.
By Gord Ellis
AG Guiding and Argyle Lake Lodge
Heading into the Boreal forest for crisp autumn air, a warm camp, and a classic northern hunt.
By Canada in the Rough