Media Release
O.F.A.H. awards over $275,384 in prizes
Port McNicoll resident Ross Wood will be having loads of fun both on the road and on the water this summer after winning a prize valued at over $83,000 in the 28th Annual…
2002 O.F.A.H. Wild Turkey Raffle winners
The draw for the 2002 Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters Wild Turkey Raffle has been completed. Please CLICK HERE to see who the lucky winners were. Thank you to all that participated in…
Attention Moose Hunters: Moose tag deadline extended
Moose hunters now have an extra month in which to submit their applications for the adult moose validation tags. The Ministry of Natural Resources (M.N.R.) announced April 30 that the May 15 deadline…
O.F.A.H. condemns sentence in animal cruelty case
In the aftermath of a court decision in the case of two individuals charged in the vicious killing of a cat, the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, (O.F.A.H.), reaffirmed its support for…
Turkey population soars – new hunting options in eastern Ontario
Eastern Ontario hunters and bird watchers received some good news this week with announcements of a burgeoning turkey population and new hunting seasons. Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (O.F.A.H.) biologist Ed Reid…
Turkey season tribulation averted
Thousands of anxious Ontario turkey hunters are breathing a collective sigh of relief today with the announcement that temporary Outdoors Cards and licences are being made available at about 80 outlets across southern…
O.F.A.H. Lottery – April 15, 2002 Earlybird Winners
Here are the winners of the Earlybird draw that took place at the head office on Monday April 15, 2002 at 4:30 pm for the 28th Annual O.F.A.H. Conservation Lottery. Prizes 21 to…
W.O.W.! Women wild for the great outdoors
Flowers and cards are nice, but for any of the 200 plus women who'll be tracking wildlife through the forest, casting for fish or shooting targets on the range, Mother's day just got…
Turkeys plentiful as season opens
As the season opens on wild turkeys April 25, residents of southern and central Ontario can expect plentiful hunting and viewing opportunities with these large and colorful birds. O.F.A.H. biologist Ed Reid notes…