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Land for Lease or Trespass Fee in Ontario; Whitetail Deer
Topic Started: Oct 16 2014, 08:47 AM (496 Views)
tyeager70
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Hello everyone,

I am looking for land to lease or to pay a trespass fee for a week or ten days of hunting for whitetail in Ontario. I would love rot ring a nice piece of farmland or private land that 4-5 guys can hunt. We would pay extra for scouting and baiting as we live in Northern PA and would only be up to hunt. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Please email me to discuss property type, location, fees, etc.

Many thanks,

Tyler E Yeager
tyeagersrna@gmail.com
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Hi Tyler,

You came to the right place for good info.

It's my opinion that you should hold on to your money. For a lot of folks, a friendly visit with an offer to share meat (and maybe a gift of a bottle of wine) will go a much longer way than money will. Just knock on a few doors, and I'm sure people can point you in the right direction. Also, there is nothing wrong with the public land in Canada - it's not like most of the states, where public land is packed full of hunters. If you go to central Ontario, you can find endless miles of mixed hardwoods, and there will surely be a spot to hunt without too much competition.

I should mention that the deer numbers are down on a broad-scale that reaches pretty much across Canada. We've had some terrible winter weather in a lot of places, so you might be unpleasantly surprised by the lack of deer. This will be especially true if you are used to hunting in Pennsylvania, where I'm sure 5-10 deer sighted per day is not a big deal - it is north of the border. Another misconception that floats around is that 'Canada is home to monster bucks'. Although that can be true in places, south and central Ontario isn't known for cranking out a huge number of B&C deer. A deer in the 130s will be considered a rather uncommon trophy, and the likelihood of having a chance at a 180"+ deer are pretty close to zero.
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