Eight thousand acres.
Two counties.
Three quarries.
We manage private ground for landowners across Haldimand and Norfolk County — predator control year-round, whitetail bow hunting in season.
§ 01 — The Ground
Eight thousand
acres.
We hunt managed ground across two southern Ontario WMUs — Wildlife Management Units 89A/B in Haldimand and 90A/B in Norfolk. Hardwood bush, creek systems, swamp edges, and rolling farmland. Over a hundred stands placed and rotated across the season. Minimal pressure. Strong genetics. Quiet ground that holds deer, predators, and game year-round.
Acreage
8,000+
WMUs
89A · 89B · 90A · 90B
Stands
100+ rotated
Seasons
Year-round
Access
Private leased
§ 02 — The Hunts
Three quarries.
Three seasons.
One guide team.
01
Predator Control
Year-round predator management on private ground we manage for landowners — coyote calling and other licensed predator work. Wildlife management partnership, not sport. Methods adapted to the season and the landowner’s needs.
Season
Year-round
METHOD
Calling · Licensed
WMU
89 · 90
PRICING
02
Coyote
Predator calling — open farmland, rolling hills, creek systems, swamps & hardwood bush. We bring coyotes in close, often within 50 yards.
Season
Jan 1 – Aug 31
Method
Calling, BYO firearm
Group
2 hunters max
PRICING
03
Whitetail BOW
Bow hunting on 8,000+ acres of managed Haldimand–Norfolk ground. Over 100 strategically placed stands. Minimal pressure. Quiet ground that holds deer year-round.
Season
Oct 1 – Dec 31
Method
Bow only
WMU
89A/B · 90A/B
PRICING
§ 03 — Predator Control
Helping farmers
and landowners.
Trigger and Tackle Outdoors provides responsible predator control services to help farmers and landowners manage nuisance and dangerous wildlife populations — particularly coyotes and raccoons. At times, intervention is necessary, as predation on livestock and poultry can be devastating both financially and emotionally for farmers. Beyond economic loss, coyotes that become acclimated to humans can pose a real danger to children and adults, making population management an important safety measure.
All coyote management conducted by Trigger and Tackle Outdoors is performed during daylight hours only — ensuring safe, ethical, and legally compliant practices at all times.
We also assist with controlling raccoon populations, which are known to cause significant damage to crops and livestock. Raccoons are especially harmful to poultry operations and have been known to kill dozens of chickens in a single night. Their impact on crops is equally severe. According to the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA), raccoons account for over 50% of wildlife-related corn damage. They dig up seedlings in the spring and shred husks to feed on developing kernels later in the season, often pulling down entire plants to reach the ears.
In addition to agricultural damage, raccoons have a major negative impact on wild turkey populations. They are one of the primary nest predators, frequently raiding turkey nests, consuming eggs, and killing vulnerable poults. High raccoon densities can significantly reduce turkey recruitment and overall population stability.
Trigger and Tackle Outdoors uses a variety of effective and humane strategies — including thermal and night-vision technology — for managing these populations. We also work with experienced hunters when appropriate to support safe and efficient predator control. If hunters are interested in assisting with raccoon management, we encourage them to contact us for more information. Throughout all operations, we remain diligent in following applicable laws and ensuring that fur-bearing mammals are treated with respect and that conservation principles are upheld.
§ 04 — What to Expect
Every hunt,
same playbook.
01
Scout
Pre-trip recon by guide. We pick the stand based on sign and recent movement.
02
Arrive
Meet at the truck or stand. Brief, safety check, you’re on the ground fast.
03
Sit
Stand, blind, or call. We work the wind and the sit — no impatience.
04
Harvest
Field dress on-site. Lesson available ($99 if you want to learn the cuts).
05
Pack Out
Hang, age, & butcher on request. Hide donated to a trapper or take it home.
§ 05 — Included
Everything
to hunt.
- Experienced licensed guide
- Stand or blind placement
- Calling and decoy work (predator)
- Specialised optics where the work requires it
- Field-dress lesson on request
- Hide donation to local trapper, or take it home
- Hang & age venison (whitetail · add-on)
- Butcher & pack (whitetail · add-on
§ 06 — Bring Your Own
What we
don’t cover.
- Firearms and ammunition (coyote, raccoon)
- Bow and arrows (whitetail)
- Ontario hunting license
- Tags (whitetail – yours)
- Small game license (predator hunts)
- Hunter orange clothing (firearm seasons)
- Personal gear, optics, boots
- Transportation to meeting point
§ 07 — Frequently Asked
Questions we get
before every season.
Because farmers and landowners need it. Coyote predation on livestock and poultry, plus the very real safety risk acclimated coyotes pose to people, makes population management a working necessity. Raccoons damage crops (OSCIA records them as the cause of over 50% of wildlife-related corn damage) and decimate poultry operations and wild turkey nests. We provide responsible, legal, humane intervention.
No. Predator control is wildlife management work on private ground at the landowner’s request. We follow applicable laws, treat fur-bearing mammals with respect, and uphold conservation principles throughout.
Daylight hours only – ensuring safe, ethical, and legally compliant practices at all times.
Yes, when appropriate. If you’re an experienced hunter interested in assisting with raccoon management, contact us for more information. All participants need to be properly licensed and follow the protocols we set with the landowner.
Yes — every guest needs a valid Ontario Outdoors Card and the appropriate licence/tag (deer tag for whitetail, small game licence for predator work). We’ll walk you through licensing if it’s your first time.
For whitetail bow hunting, you bring your own compound or crossbow. For predator control, you bring your own firearm and ammunition. Specialised equipment, where the work requires it, is arranged on a per-program basis — contact us for detail.
Light rain we hunt. Heavy rain or lightning we reschedule. High wind affects deer movement — we’ll move stands or call it. Reschedules are free with 12+ hours notice.
For whitetail, yes – with prior arrangement and quiet movement. For predator control work, the full party needs to be active and licensed for safety.
Whitetail: yours. Field-dress on-site (lesson available), hang and age venison, butcher and pack — all available as add-ons. Predator hides can be donated to a local trapper or professionally tanned.
Hunting and predator control programs aren’t on the online calendar — they’re arranged directly. Contact us with what you need and the timing, and we’ll put a program together.
Still have questions? Tell us a date — we’ll tell you what’s moving.
§ 08 — Start Here
Tell us a date.
We’ll tell you
what’s biting.
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