Hunting Licences

St. Clair Township – Hunting Licences – 2023-24

Resident and Non-Resident Licences to hunt Pheasant and Rabbit in the Township of St. Clair.

Resident Licence – $5.00

Non-Resident Licence – $8.00

Licences are now on sale until February 29, 2024.

*A municipal licence is required in addition to a provincial hunting licence in St. Clair Township.

Licenses will be available at the following locations: Corunna Home Hardware, Corunna; Agris Co-operative Ltd, Brigden; St. Clair Civic Centre, Mooretown.

Applicants must apply in person and multiple licenses will not be issued.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS WILL BE THE LAST YEAR THAT LICENCES WILL BE SOLD THROUGH ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP. STARTING SEPTEMBER 2024, ONLY A SMALL GAMES LICENCE ISSUED THROUGH THE PROVINCE WILL BE REQUIRED TO HUNT IN THE TOWNSHIP. *LINK TO LICENCE BELOW*

https://www.ontario.ca/page/hunting-licence-ontario-residents

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