A baby resident of Dundas Valley – (click on image to see its full size) – photo: author
As the winter approaches and soon we will see, again, closed trails and native hunters roaming our conservation area based on a fraudulent “treaty rights” claim, here is a reminder of the work that was done on this topic by a group of researchers who oppose the annual hunt:
Related articles:
- Intro: Why we oppose the deer hunt in Dundas Valley Conservation Area
- Part 1: Haudensaunee deer hunting in Dundas Valley – a “treaty right” or a fraud?
- Part 2: “Conveyance of lands by the Native American Chiefs of the Five Nations”
- Part 3: The “Nanfan Treaty” – legal considerations
Related video:
KML and GPX files with a selection of Dundas Valley Trails, Single Tracks and bike rides around Dundas, for Google Earth and suitable GPS devices can now be downloaded through this blog.
Links, instructions, and a disclaimer are included on the 
My Dundas Valley 
I am against the hunt. It’s terrible to kill these gentle creatures. Why can’t it be STOPPED!
Our properties boarder the Weirs Lane Conservation land where the recent 2018 native hunt just finished. We are all opposed to this utterly ridiculous concession that was granted by the HCA to hunt on conservation land. I’m tired of patrolling the perimeters making sure there are no violations, which I’m sure there are. These beautiful animals belong to all of us. How can I help to get it stopped?