Ontario Crown land, by WMU

Access rules

Who can hunt here

Most of central and northern Ontario is Crown land, and Ontario residents with the right licence and tags can hunt it. Southern Ontario is mostly private: you need the owner's permission. Hunting is allowed in some provincial parks and most conservation reserves; Crown game preserves are closed to hunting. Non-residents have their own licence and Crown land rules. The green land is MNR's unpatented Crown land: it isn't a legal survey, and leases, mining claims and local closures aren't shown.

Ontario Hunting Regulations Summary · Crown Land Use Policy Atlas

Not on this map, and where it is

• Harvest planned for this year, and new forest roads: each forest's Annual Work Schedule, from Ontario's forest management planning page
• Whether a park or conservation reserve allows hunting: the Ontario Hunting Regulations Summary
• Fires and restricted fire zones: Ontario's forest fires page