Published on June 12, 2003
Clay pigeon shooting
TRAP The origins of this sport now called "TRAP" can be traced back to England in 1793. During this activity, a standard 108 mm (4 1/4 inches) clay pigeon is thrown from a "house" located 15 to 25 metres away in front of the shooter. The angle ...
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Published on November 14, 2001
Black powder and pyrodex
Whatever kind of powder you choose (black powder or Pyrodex), it is very important and even imperative to clean your weapon after each shooting session. Both types are highly corrosive and could damage the chamber and barrel of your weapon, affe...
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Published on January 19, 1998
The best period for tomcod fishing!
To increase your chances of harvesting Atlantic tomcod on Sainte-Anne river in Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade, try fishing at night, in the middle of the week, between January 15 and February 1, especially if there is a rising tide during the night. I...
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Published on November 20, 1997
The art of partridge hunting in December
Hunters are creatures of habit. Thus, the majority of some 250,000 fans of ruffed grouse hunting (familiarly known in Quebec as “partridge”) stop hunting this wild gallinaceous right after the first snowfall. What a shame! They deprive themselve...
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Published on October 1, 1997
Moose hunting licence conditions
In Quebec, the moose hunting licence is only valid for one provincial game hunting area. Each of these provincial game hunting areas is identified in the main hunting rules summary, which is the annual government brochure that is handed to you w...
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