Conservation Club, organized in the 1930's, is located on 125 pristine acres of woodlots, ponds and trails. This account is not monitored 24/7.
Mono, Ontario, Canada
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Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
It's get outside-o'clock! 🕰️👈
Just 20 minutes/day in nature can make a big difference to our health and well-being. 🧡
ALT picnic table on beach surrounded by fall colours
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Deer are most active during the rut, which peaks in November, increasing the chance of road crossings.
If you collide with a deer, moose or other large mammal, report it to your local police service and don’t try to move an injured animal.
To harvest the meat of a large mammal, you need to register that you have a dead wild animal.
For more information, visit ontario.ca/page/keep-dead-wi….
ALT A deer running across the road. Text reads, "Watch for wildlife on Ontario roads this fall".
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Using standardized nets, we monitor fish populations and lake health across Ontario.
For larger fish, staff record information such as length, weight, sex and maturity and collect samples used to determine age.
For smaller fish, we track species' abundance and size.
Together, this information helps us understand how fish populations are changing over time and supports sustainable fisheries management.
Learn more about our work at ontario.ca/page/inland-lakes….
#ScienceON
ALT A monitoring staff collecting data from a walleye. Text reads, “Monitoring Ontario’s fish populations”.
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Calling all young Ontario artists!
The 24th annual Kids' Fish Art Contest is officially open!
Ontario students between grades 4 and 12 are invited to grab their pencils, paints and creativity, and start drawing a walleye or northern pike.
Plus, three winners will receive a $200 SAIL gift card, plus tickets to the March 2027 Toronto Sportsmen's Show!
Check out our website to learn more about the contest at ontario.ca/FishArtContest.
ALT An artwork of a hooked bass. Text reads "The 24th annual Kids' Fish Art Contest is back"
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
It's that time again this year!
The DNPAHA Bursary program has at least 1 spot available for this year to post-secondary students!
More information here:
dnpaha.org/bursary-informati…
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
If you’re hunting during a gun season for deer, elk or moose, hunter orange is required for all licensed hunters, including bow hunters, falconers, wild turkey hunters, bear hunters and eligible trappers.
Hunter orange is always required for bear hunters during an open black bear season except when on a tree stand.
Wearing hunter orange is not required when hunting double-crested cormorants or migratory game birds, except woodcock.
For more information, visit page 28 of Ontario Hunting Regulations Summary at ontario.ca/HuntingRegulation….
ALT Two people in a field wearing hunter orange. Text reads, “Don’t forget your hunter orange”.
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Fall is officially here! 🍂
As forests put on their annual display of yellow, orange, red, purple, and brown, we’re taking a moment to appreciate the trees that make this season so special and remember that change can be something to celebrate.
During National Forest Week, we’re celebrating the beauty, biodiversity, and benefits of our forests, and we’re especially grateful for the trees that bring colour to our landscapes, provide homes for wildlife, and help create healthier communities.
So as you get out and enjoy the changing leaves this fall, take a moment to look up, slow down, and appreciate the forests around you. 🍂
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Municipal elections matter to Ontario’s firearms community.
City councils don’t issue PALs or classify firearms, but their decisions can affect where lawful shooting takes place, whether ranges can open or expand, and how local police resources are prioritized.
Before you vote, ask your candidates:
Do you recognize shooting ranges and gun clubs as legitimate recreational facilities?
Will you distinguish licensed firearm owners from criminals using illegal guns?
Will you support evidence-based discharge bylaws developed in consultation with hunters, farmers, landowners, clubs, police and rural residents?
Will policing resources focus on violent offenders, trafficking, smuggling and illegal firearms?
Check the record. Ask direct questions. Get clear answers.
Ontario’s municipal and school board elections take place Monday, October 26, 2026. Confirm your voter information and advance-voting options with your municipality.
Vote like discharge bylaws matter.
Vote like range zoning matters.
Vote like police priorities matter.
Because they do.
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Have you been off the beaten trail? 🥾🌲
Make sure to check yourself, your kids, and your pets for ticks.
Learn more at peelregion.ca/health/protect…
ALT Close-up of a small tick attached to the skin on a person's thumb against a blurred natural background.
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Your next outdoor adventure is just a tap away! 🌿📱Download the Step Into Nature app on your Apple or Android device to discover Conservation Areas across Ontario, plan your next visit, and explore nature with ease. Download the app! ontarioconservationareas.ca/…
ALT An eye-level shot of a dirt path curving through a dense forest. The path is in the lower center, leading from the foreground and curving gently to the left in the background. The path is flanked by dense woods on both sides, with the trees on the left casting a dark shadow over the path, while the trees on the right are more sparse, allowing some light to filter through. The trees are a variety of green hues, with some of the leaves appearing yellow-green. The path is covered in a layer of brown dirt and pebbles. The background is a mix of green trees and bushes, with some light filtering through.
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Moose hunting seasons are opening soon across parts of Ontario.
Before your hunt, review how to properly identify calves, cows and bulls using multiple features.
Learn more at ontario.ca/page/how-properly….
ALT A moose drinking water in a lake. Text reads, “Learn to identify moose before you hunt”.
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
The MNR is reminding dog owners to control their canines after a woman was fined $1,000 for allowing her dogs to run loose in areas inhabited by deer.
ofah.org/oodonline/news/cont…
#Hunting #Fishing #Outdoors #Ontario #Dogs #RunningDogs #BigGame
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
It’s quite the treat to be walking in the woods and stumble across a moose antler... blog.ontarioparks.ca/moose-a…
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
“On our honeymoon moose hunt, our rhythms pulse with the fog, now rising in columns of auburn smoke and revealing a confusion of islands,” Leah Jackson begins in this Hunting Annual 2026-2027 feature.
ofah.org/oodonline/hunting/h…
#Hunting #Honeymoon #Moose #HoneyMoose #RemoteReads
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
After a century without a hunt, Ontario is reopening sandhill crane hunting. Ontario Nature weighs in: Sandhill cranes can live up to 30 years, and few of their young survive adulthood making it difficult for populations to recover quickly if adults are killed off. – at Ontario, CA
Sandhill cranes have made an astounding comeback — but with voracious appetites leaving farm fields picked over, they’re now fair game for hunters thenarwhal.ca/ontario-sandhi…
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Sandhill cranes fair game to hunt this upcoming fall, in select areas of Ontario and Québec.
"I've been told they're the champagne of birds," Wallace Metcalfe, president of the Union des producteurs agricoles for Témiscamingue, said.
cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/…
#SandhillCranes
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Don’t let #ticks come home with you 🕷️
After time outdoors, check yourself and your kids carefully.
👀 Look behind the knees, on the scalp, and in hard‑to‑see areas like the belly button, groin, underarms and back.
✅ Found a tick? Find the facts: ontario.ca/ticks
ALT A tick on a hand. Image Text: Check for ticks after time outdoors.
Dufferin-Northern Peel Anglers and Hunters Assoc. retweeted
Have you been off the beaten trail? 🥾🌲
Make sure to check yourself, your kids, and your pets for ticks.
Learn more at peelregion.ca/health/protect…
ALT Close-up of a small tick attached to the skin on a person's thumb against a blurred natural background.