A person can hunt on any day except sunday for firearms and on all days for bow hunting. As per Canadian weather report, a person can hunt a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset.

The stakes 6-7 are considered to be good for pass shooting.

To hunt in Zone A on the opening Saturday of the regular Waterfowl season (not early Goose season when scheduled) hunters are required to participate in a draw conducted by the FoH and OMNR. The intent of the draw is to ensure an equitable allocation of hunting opportunities and encourage a safe hunt for everybody. The draw will take place on Friday at noon (the day before opening day). To participate in the draw, waterfowl hunters must adhere to the following:

When a draw is in effect, hunters must register at the Main Parking lot for each day's hunt. Registration begins at 10am Friday morning. The Draw takes place at 12 o'clock noon.

The Procedure of the Draw is to determine the order of choice for hunting stakes, not the stake itself. The first fifty (50) motor vehicles will qualify for the draw (UNOCCUPIED VEHICLES will not be eligible). In the event that all fifty (50) stakes are not taken in the draw, the remaining stakes will be allocated on the first come, first served basis. Although two( 2) people may occupy a hunting stake, only one (1) draw per vehicle will be permitted.

Upon registration, hunters will receive a Hunter Validation/ Harvest Card (HV/HC), at which time hunters are required to deposit a piece of identification with the parking lot operator. The HV/HC MUST be displayed in a manner so that it can be easily seen, preferably on the dash of the vehicle. At the conclusion of the hunt, the hunter will return the HV/HC to the parking lot operator and retrieve their identification.

Bag checks and hunter success information will be requested upon your return.

To provide a fair and equal opportunity to all hunters AFTER THE OPENING DAY of waterfowl season, hunters arriving before 5:00 a.m. MUST:

• Line up in the Main Parking Lot on a first come, first served basis at on of the numbered parking barriers that corresponds to one of fifty (50) hunting stakes.
• At 5:00 am hunters must proceed to the parking lot corresponding with the stake number they have selected to claim their hunting stakes.

Due to management practice, the water level in Mallard pool and Bluebill pool have been drawn as well as the Butterball pool. Also, small ponds off conversation road and front road are drawn too. The stakes 6, 7, 8, 9 , and 10 have less water and therefore may not be good options to use decoys.

The drawdown or dewatering focuses on removing the water from the wetland area to promote vegetation growth. Drawdown conditions provide an ideal environment for germination and growth of a host of wetland plants.

Hunting waterfowl with lead shot is illegal.

Zone B is comprised of 1080 ha (2670 ac.) of upland habitat, interspersed with 14 man-made wetlands, 130 ha (320 ac) in size. All game for which there is an open season may be hunted with the following exceptions:

1. From Sept 1 - Dec 31 all hunters must park in one of 14 designated parking lots (refer to map) and position their vehicle in front of an individual barrier. This parking space permits all hunters in the vehicle to hunt anywhere in Zone B, BUT NOT in Zone A.

2. Night hunting for raccoon is prohibited without written consent from the FoH or the OMNR.

Pheasant challenge is a pheasant hunting derby where hunters take part to win prizes. The Friends of Hullett band selected pheasants and these bands are associated with specific prizes. When a hunter returns a pheasant with a band and presents his/her $10 ticket purchased at the Friends of Hullett office, the hunter wins a prize.

Both hunters and non-hunters may be involved with the Pheasant Challenge.

Rules and Regulations of the Pheasant Challenge are as follows:

• Hunters must possess a valid Outdoors Card and Small Game License to participate.
• All Fish & Wildlife Conversation Act rules and regulations thereunder apply and must be adhered to.
• One Prize per ticket.
• Prizes will be pre-appointed.
• Band #'s will correspond to specific prizes.
• A list of prizes and band #'s will be posted in the Information Centre at Hullett.
• All prizes must be purchased in advance.
• Banded pheasants will be released on a weekly basis.
• For prize collection, contact the FOH Office at 519-482-7011.
• Prizes must be claimed by December 1st each year. Balance of unsurrendered tickets will be randomly drawn December 2nd for any unclaimed prizes.

Special Note: This event has been organized as a fun & recreational event. Failure to comply with the above rules and regulations will render this ticket null & void.