| From: Uncle Rico
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| Date: 26-May-23 |
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Wallers,
Heading to Canada tomorrow with 8 buddies, one of whom is a trad bow guy like me. We both want to bring a bow to practice while we are there for a week during the mid day when we are not fishing. I can't find anything on the web saying it is a problem. However, still thought I would check and see if any of you have any concrete info on this question.
Leaving at 8am - respond if you know for sure we are ok....
Rico
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| From: SteelyDan
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| Date: 26-May-23 |
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You are good to go. No restrictions on archery gear. Have fun.
SD
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| From: Ontario Longbow
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| Date: 26-May-23 |
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I bring my longbow across and back to Michigan from Ontario 4-5 times a year . Not an issue
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| From: Ovilla Bill
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| Date: 27-May-23 |
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Bow is fine. Pistol, not so much.
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| From: Mahigunn
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| Date: 27-May-23 |
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The only problem might be wood that is under CITES such as Brazilian Rosewood. Those cannot be transported across International borders.
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| From: 1buckurout
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| Date: 27-May-23 |
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Taking archery equipment in to Canada is no problem. You may want to have it where you can get to easily. They want want to inspect it.
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