What is it?
It's an official day set in law to respect and recognize hunting, trapping and fishing as part of Canada's national heritage.
When is it?
The third Saturday in September every year -- Saturday, September 21, 2024
Who is involved?
All Canadians, particularly hunters, trappers, anglers and supporters.
Where does it occur?
Across Canada -- individuals participate by engaging in their own outdoor activities on this day and sharing their experiences. Share your stories and photos on social media. Tag us in your National Hunting Trapping and Fishing Heritage Day activities on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram using #heritageday and #camoday
How is it being promoted?
The Friday before National Hunting, Trapping and Fishing Heritage day is Camo Day, where Canadians can wear any type of camouflage to work or school to promote awareness of the national day.
What does it mean for the OFAH?
Annual recognition of the important contributions of hunting, trapping and angling to Canadian economy, identity and culture.
Reminds Canadians that abundant fish and wildlife doesn't exist accidentally.
Prompts Canadians to join a conservation organization that works to conserve fish and wildlife, and protect these heritage activities.
OFAH staff to participate by wearing camouflage clothing to work on #camoday -- the Friday before National Hunting, Trapping and Fishing Heritage Day.
All great fishing, hunting and trapping experiences are built upon the foundation of heritage connections, outdoor respect and responsibility. Staying true to our outdoor roots has always been the OFAH motivation to support a NATIONAL HUNTING, TRAPPING AND FISHING HERITAGE DAY.
On behalf of all OFAH members and supporters, Happy National Hunting, Trapping and Fishing Heritage Day.
