Duck season comes in the Fall and things got busy in Chatham-Kent. The season begisn at the end of September and continued until late in December. Local and visiting hunters alike come to Chatham-Kent which is considered one of the best places to hunt duck and geese in Ontario.
The large amount of rural land in Chatham-Kent makes it possible for residents to enjoy hunting wild turkey, pheasants, grouse, squirrel, rabbit, hare and various other furry creatures. Goose hunting begins in January with an additional week in late February. Marshes and diverse wetlands along Lake St. Clair attract thousands of visitors each year. Mitchell's Bay on Lake St. Clair as well as Walpole Island along the St. Clair River are favorite locations as well as Rondeau Bay along Lake Erie. Chatham-Kent is in the middle of the Great Lakes.
There are area various Hunting Camps with Professional Guides to take Hunters to various Hot spots. Some hunting camps provide cabins, boats and decoy rentals. Mitchell's Bay has several rental properties available. Rondeau Provincial Park has a convenient Bed and Breakfast which Hunters and Bird Watchers use just outside the gates. May is the month when the birds migrate to the Rondeau area and many birders flood the area in hopes of sighting some of the rare species who have been seen in past years. Watch my blogs for upcoming events in May.
For Information about Outdoor cards and Fishing and Hunting Licenses call the Outdoor Call Centre at 1-800-387-7011 or the Natural Resourses Information Centre at 1-800-667-1940 or visit www.mnr.gov.on.ca For Chatham-Kent Hunting Information contact Chatham-Kent Tourism at 1-800-561-6125 or visit the Chatham-Kent website
Chatham-Kent is located in the middle of the Great Lakes and is the Affordable Community to live, raise a family, retire to, relocate to or purchase a vacation property. Find out about Chatham-Kent and visit my website for Events, Attractions and choice properties for sale in this great Community of Chatham-Kent. Call me Wayne Liddy 519-436-4810 Royal LePage Peifer Chatham Realty Inc. Brokerage for all your Real Estate Needs
The large amount of rural land in Chatham-Kent makes it possible for residents to enjoy hunting wild turkey, pheasants, grouse, squirrel, rabbit, hare and various other furry creatures. Goose hunting begins in January with an additional week in late February. Marshes and diverse wetlands along Lake St. Clair attract thousands of visitors each year. Mitchell's Bay on Lake St. Clair as well as Walpole Island along the St. Clair River are favorite locations as well as Rondeau Bay along Lake Erie. Chatham-Kent is in the middle of the Great Lakes.There are area various Hunting Camps with Professional Guides to take Hunters to various Hot spots. Some hunting camps provide cabins, boats and decoy rentals. Mitchell's Bay has several rental properties available. Rondeau Provincial Park has a convenient Bed and Breakfast which Hunters and Bird Watchers use just outside the gates. May is the month when the birds migrate to the Rondeau area and many birders flood the area in hopes of sighting some of the rare species who have been seen in past years. Watch my blogs for upcoming events in May.
For Information about Outdoor cards and Fishing and Hunting Licenses call the Outdoor Call Centre at 1-800-387-7011 or the Natural Resourses Information Centre at 1-800-667-1940 or visit www.mnr.gov.on.ca For Chatham-Kent Hunting Information contact Chatham-Kent Tourism at 1-800-561-6125 or visit the Chatham-Kent websiteChatham-Kent is located in the middle of the Great Lakes and is the Affordable Community to live, raise a family, retire to, relocate to or purchase a vacation property. Find out about Chatham-Kent and visit my website for Events, Attractions and choice properties for sale in this great Community of Chatham-Kent. Call me Wayne Liddy 519-436-4810 Royal LePage Peifer Chatham Realty Inc. Brokerage for all your Real Estate Needs
