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World-class buck found by waterfowlers - Ontario OUT of DOORS

This big buck is the 22nd largest nontypical on record in the province and was found by three late-season duck hunters.

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Procyon Wildlife First Annual Fundraising Gala

Procyon Wildlife is a local Non-Profit Organization, working to preserve Ontario Wildlife in their natural hab.

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Hoot you going to call? Why owls over poison for dealing with rats and mice being explored

Conservation groups in London Ont. are suggesting the use of owls instead of poison for dealing with rodent problems. There’s even a pilot project underway.

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Ontario s largest raccoon rescue sanctuary clawing to stay open amid funding woes

Mally’s Third Chance Raccoon Rescue and Rehabilitation Sanctuary in the City of Kawartha Lakes needs $20,000 a month to operate but on average receives $3,200 in donations.

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Conservationists hooting for new pest control pilot project using owls in London, Ont - London

Conservation groups in London Ont. are suggesting the use of owls instead of poison for dealing with rodent problems. There's even a pilot project underway.

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