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32125

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No doubt this is another stupid idea from your government's friends at OFAH. This proposed change to 30 m is Dangerous and Unsafe. In any case baiting of bears or any animal is Absurd. It's not "hunting". It's "shooting fish in barrel." Read more

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32128

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I am in agreement with the proposal to reduce the minimum distance requirement for placement of bait from rights of way for public vehicular traffic and marked and maintained recreational trails for black bear hunting from 200 metres to 30 metres. Read more

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32129

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Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters

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The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters is Ontario’s largest non-profit conservation-based organization, representing 100,000 members, supporters, and subscribers, and 740 member clubs. Read more

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32137

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I support the change to reduce the minimum distance of bait placement from a road. The change from 200m to 30m would be very beneficial for all people. Keeping citizens safe and the hunters alike. It will also allow handicapped and aging hunters to both safely participate in hunting. Read more

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32139

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I would like to thank OMNRF Minister Yakabuski for proposing to reduce the minimum distance bait requirement from a traveled roadway from 200 meters to 30 meters.There is no such restriction when hunting moose, deer, or imposed on registered trappers when harvesting furbearing mammals in Ontario.Thi Read more

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32141

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I support OMNR change to reduce the minimum distance for bait placement from a right away for public, vehicle, or traffic and marked recreational trails from 200-30m. This change will make the sport safer and provide additional hunting opportunities to the handicapped and aging hunters. Read more

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32147

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I agree with the changes to the placement of bait from 200 to 30 meters. This will improve access for all hunters and eliminate the need for hunters to move existing stands.

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32154

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I congratulate the Minister for responding in a positive manner to concerns raised by the hunting public and outfitters across Ontario. The current bait placement regulations are unclear and overly restrictive. Read more

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32157

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This is an unacceptable proposal that is cruel to wildlife and has no benefit to humans. It’s unsafe to all. Please stop pandering to killers and have some respect for wildlife.

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32159

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I support OMNR change to reduce the minimum distance for bait placement from a right of way for public vehicular traffic and marked recreational trails from 200 meters to 30 meters. Read more

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32160

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I support OMNR change to reduce the minimum distance for bait placement from a right of way for public vehicular trafaffic and marked recreational trails from 200 meters to 30 meters. This change will make the sport safer and provide hunting opportunities for the handicap and aging hunters. Read more

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32161

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Please scrap the proposal to allow bear baiting near roads and hiking trails. This puts human safety at risk. Hikers could come into contact with a bear. A vehicle could come into collision with a bear. Please ban all bear baiting. Please also stop the spring bear hunt. Read more

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32168

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Currently, in Ontario, Canada, bear hunters can not bait bears within 500 metres of a home without the homeowners permission. Hunters can not currently bait bears within 500 metres of any public building. Hunters can not bait bears currently within 200 metres of a road or hiking trail. Read more