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  1. I believe and don't quote me on this that there are provincial additions to restrictions on hunting from a boat. I believe that there used to be this stipulation of the motor out of the water in Ontario at some point. It is still in effect in some provinces.

     

    For ontario it states that you are not allowed to hunt from a boat accept under the provisions of the migratory bird act circa 1994. All guns in a boat must be unloaded unless you fall under those provisions. So while you are fishing your guns must be unloaded and you must follow the rules of transportation. Now there was some debate at some point that when the boat is no longer in motion your guns must fall under the storage laws. I was told trigger lock them to be safe as then you will comply no matter what, however I don't believe this is actually law. Again we all know that sometimes its better to be safe than in front of a judge pleading your case.

     

    http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/stdprodconsume/groups/lr/@mnr/@fw/documents/document/251888.pdf

    Page 24 Top left paragraph

     

    It is illegal to have a loaded firearm in or on, or discharge

    a firearm from, an aircraft, vehicle (including snowmobile

    and all-terrain vehicle) or motorboa

     

     

    A bit further down on the same document as above

     

    MOTORBOATS: Under the Fish and Wildlife Conservation

    Act, 1997, a motorboat means a boat with a motor that is

    attached to the boat (see Definitions on page 86). There

    is an exception to this rule if you are hunting waterfowl in

    accordance with the Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994.

     

     

     

    As for the migratory bird act... It specifically states that you are NOT allowed to hunt from a motor boat...However the stipulation as follows....

     

    http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/C.R.C.,_c._1035/page-1.html

     

    (3) A reference in these Regulations to the use of a power boat does not include the use of a power boat when the motor is not in operation and forward progress has ceased.

     

    This is the provision that allows you to hunt from a powerboat/motor boat as long as the boat has stopped moving and the motor is off.

     

    This also includes your electric trolling motor which must also be turned off and afaik from the last time I talked about this that means it has to be off and the momentary switch must NOT be operational. Momentary on means idle and motor is operational.

  2. NOT TRUE..........

     

    I also recall hearing this at my hunters course a dozen years ago... I also don't think this is true in ontario, but in saskatchewan this is the case....

     

    http://www.environment.gov.sk.ca/adx/aspx/adxGetMedia.aspx?DocID=1486,246,94,88,Documents&MediaID=971&Filename=Hunting+FAQ.pdf&l=English

    Can I use a boat to hunt wildlife in Saskatchewan?

    A boat may be used to hunt waterfowl as long as the motor is out of the water and all forward movement of

    the boat from the motor has stopped. It is legal to row or use the current of the water to move the boat. This

    will allow hunters to set up a blind in the boat and jump shoot ducks. Hunters should ensure there are no

    residences within 500m of where they are shooting from as well. It is also legal to hunt big game from a boat

    as long as you are not chasing or harassing wildlife with that boat. Discharging a firearm from a boat or

    having a loaded firearm in a boat is legal by its definition in The Wildlife Act, as a motorboat is not

     

  3. How did you guys do it? Hanging or on a table/ground? I find butchering it while hanging upside down is much easier. This is a pretty good video and is roughly how I do mine. Its hard to find a butcher that will go through all the extra hastsle of butchering wild game.

     

     

  4. I used to work for a telemarketing agency as well. It was very legit, excellent training, and good money. I really regret leaving that job, actually. So i think you may be biased in your judgment.

     

    Did you work for one that was making legal calls... or the illegal ones... trust me on this the people slinging viagra over email, making calls outside of the bounds of whats considered legal are not run by your friendly neighborhood good doer. Alot of what you see around you on a daily basis has mob and gang ties.

  5. Yep, definatly part of the all the regs. it even says so on the label of mine. For me as a backup I keep a normal one in the boat. I don't wear an autoinflator for legal reasons, I wear it for safety and peace of mind. If you ar unconsious when you hit the water the auto inflators will put your face out of the water and keep you alive. Most lifejackets won't do the same, especially if its legally in your storage compartment.

     

    Good idea on the re-arm kit. I bought an extra one just in case they get hard to find.

  6. Dare i ask why either of those groups would be guising as telemarketers and called citizens at random?

     

    They get paid to make them. Same goes for spam. Its not legit companies that run the spam email, telemarketing companies. Organized crime runs them. I know this first hand. I used to work for one.

     

    A telemarketing call goes like this in my house....

     

    "Hello is Mr or Mrs Jedimaster home?"

    "Click"

  7. Well the pens got lucky on one of those picks. Lots of people wanted the leafs to tank a few times. But the current gm didn'T want to. No matter what way you look at it, luongo in the cure, but he would be a good piece. He is a step up from the goaltending situation the leafs have now. As long as the leafs dont give up something crazy for him i am happy to have luo on the blue and white.

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