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Hello

 

My name is Charles and I am a mature, responsible and ethical bow hunter looking for new hunting opportunities in and around the Erin area.

 

Having grown up in Northern Ontario, I enjoyed and was exposed to many outdoor activities that have contributed to my love of nature and the opportunities and lessons learned by spending time in the great outdoors.  My father was a trapper and he instilled in me a respect for the environment and it's game.  Those ethics I still carry with me to this day.

 

I am looking for access to some farmland in the Erin/Halton to spring/fall hunt turkey and also fall hunt deer.  I mostly hunt by myself but will occasionally also bring a friend (if the landowner agrees).

 

I would be most graceful for the opportunity to bow hunt near my home town.  If you have access to farmland, need some help thinning out the deer and turkey population and are willing to help me out, I would be forever grateful.  I am licensed, always hunt legally, eat what I harvest (the 4 kids help me with that too lol) and can adapt to any special requirements you may have.

 

Kind regards,

Charles

 

 

 

 

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