r/CanadaHunting • u/NumerousSetting8135 • 6h ago

Hunting Regulations In my neck of the woods people just drive back roads until they see something...

0 Upvotes

and get out of their truck and go shoot it off the road there's really so much wildlife habitat development fund lands and wildlife federation lands in the area. It's like why it's not hard to go into the bush and get a deer!! And apparently you're not supposed to do it this way it's against the law.

7 comments

Subreddit

Hunting with a Canadian focus

r/CanadaHunting

This subreddit was created to be a companion to the /r/Hunting subreddit, and to give Canadian hunters a space all of their own to discuss those things that pertain particularly to the Canadian hunting experience. All are welcome, of course, but topics with a Canadian tilt will be the main focus.

Members Active

13.2k

Sidebar

On the politics of guns

This subreddit was created to be a companion to the /r/Hunting subreddit, and to give Canadian hunters a space of their own to discuss Canadian hunting in particular. All are welcome, of course, but topics with a Canadian tilt will be the main focus.

Where discussions of laws and political opinions surrounding guns and the legislation of their use are concerned, please see /r/CanadaGuns, which is specifically dedicated to that sort of discussion.

Discussion of firearms is, of course, welcome, when that discussion is directly in relation to hunting (e.g which firearm/cartridge might be best suited for x game animal). For everything else, we have a sister sub!