Timber Wolf Hunting Ontario Canada

Eric Hunter with his Timber Wolf harvested at Harris Hill Resort.

Mainly white coloring with the top of the back and tail in "brown", compared to a "Typical" Wolf

Chris Markovich with his Whitetail Deer & his "almost pure white" Timber Wolf.

Both the Buck & the Wolf were harvested at Harris Hill Resort in 2006.

Deer Hunters can harvest Timber Wolves as part of their Whitetail Deer Hunts for an additional fee plus purchasing the proper Licenses.

OR

We will be offering guided Wolf Hunts in the latter part of November to mid December; throughout December if there is a need.

Our American

• You may bring hunting rifles or shotguns into Ontario for hunting or competition purposes if you are 18 years of age or older.
• Plus 200 rounds of ammunition for hunting or 1,500 rounds for use at a recognized shooting competition.
• Firearms must be registered for a fee of $25.00 CDN (for all firearms).
• Archery equipment may be brought across the border at no charge. You do not have to register them, however, you do have to mention that you are bringing them across.
• All fully automatic weapons and handguns are prohibited.
• Contact: 1-800-731-4000 or (705) 329-7662 or visit the Canadian Firearms Centre at http://www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca/info_for-renseignement/non-residents/default_e.asp.
• The printable non-resident firearm declaration form is available at http://www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca/online-en_ligne/form-assistance/indiv_forms/909_e.asp. Here you can view it and print it off, and have it completed fbefore you get to the border.

• The Non-Resident Firearms Declaration (Form CAFC 909 EF), and its continuation sheet (Form CAFC 910 EF) must be presented in triplicate, unsigned, to a customs officer at your first point of entry into Canada. 
  (Don't sign it until you are at the Canadian border)