By CBC News Ottawa, April 16, 2015
Ontario's natural resources ministry will hand out fewer moose tags to hunters
in certain parts of Eastern Ontario because of declining populations, but
hunters say reducing tags is a flawed solution. Aerial surveys, conducted
earlier this year to estimate the number of moose, show a double digit decline
in some areas west of Ottawa, including the region south of Barry's Bay and
north of Bancroft, Ont., where moose numbers have declined 21 per cent since
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