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xhunter
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Question about baiting

Post by xhunter »

Hi All

I have a question.

In southern Ontario, are we allow to bait deers while hunting?

I read info about putting corns for deers and feeders.

But I am not sure whether we can do that. So can sombody give me some helps.

Thanks
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bukee
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Post by bukee »

xhunter- yes in Onario you can bait/feed deer for hunting purposes. Some question the ethics of this type of hunting, but it is totally legal.
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Post by OneShot »

Yes you can bait!

Here is how we do it.

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Post by mikej »

yes perfectly legal and highly effective
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Post by one shot scott »

If you are thinking about baiting, might i suggest using corn, and than pour molasses on the pile. It works great! both these items you can get at the feed store. I just picked up a 5 gallon pail of molassess for 10.00.
Im pretty happy about finding out about the availability of molassess, since I have been buying "deer feed" at TSC. Dont get me wrong, Deer feed works awesome too, but now I can control how much molassess is mixed. I also pour it on a nearby stumpp. GOOD EATS!! happy hunting.
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Post by warningshot »

in the past we have put out corn, apples, pumpkins with good results ...usually just dump it on the ground
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Post by wheelie »

TSC also sells deer salt licks, I have one off my feed piles, with all the snow feed piles on the ground get buried, I have coffee cans with hole in the top and string in bottom, hanging from a limbs they have to learn to bump the can and more drops outs. I set my trail cam out yesterday so see if I can get you a picture or 2 of them.
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MrBigSticks
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Post by MrBigSticks »

Wish we could bait in illinois :(
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Phoenix_Tom
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Post by Phoenix_Tom »

When did they change the baiting rules?

I dug this up from the MNR site but there's no mention in the regs anymore. Scroll down 2 thirds of the way down or search for "Question Re: Use of Bait to Hunt"
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Post by Dumbazz »

Phoenix_Tom wrote:When did they change the baiting rules?

I dug this up from the MNR site but there's no mention in the regs anymore. Scroll down 2 thirds of the way down or search for "Question Re: Use of Bait to Hunt"
As it states, it is legal to use bait. Just not for turkeys or waterfowl.
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