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Questions about canada? (Easy if you know wildlife of canada)?
- Thread starter Mike
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Please try to answer some or all of questions
1. What are some animals that are easy to hunt and common in the forests?
2. What kind of fruit can you easily find to eat in the forests?
3. Are there series of chain lakes and rivers throughout canada, or a lot of lakes and rivers?
4. How much of canada is populated?
5. Are there any locations unpopulated in the forests near chain lakes9 not camp or camp grounds)?
6. Is it true you can through a fishingpole line with bait in a lake and catch a fish instantly?
7. How easy is it to fish in canada?
These questions and anything you know about the wildlife, forests, and lakes of canada?
Thank you so much!
And this is not for school, i want to move to canada and during the summers go into the forests and camp.
1. What are some animals that are easy to hunt and common in the forests?
2. What kind of fruit can you easily find to eat in the forests?
3. Are there series of chain lakes and rivers throughout canada, or a lot of lakes and rivers?
4. How much of canada is populated?
5. Are there any locations unpopulated in the forests near chain lakes9 not camp or camp grounds)?
6. Is it true you can through a fishingpole line with bait in a lake and catch a fish instantly?
7. How easy is it to fish in canada?
These questions and anything you know about the wildlife, forests, and lakes of canada?
Thank you so much!
And this is not for school, i want to move to canada and during the summers go into the forests and camp.
Lmfao Roflcopter
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1 - partrige, grouse, deer, moose, bear, turkey, rabbit, any small game.
2 - Ask Bear grylles (depends where you are in Canada)
3 - both. You can navigate most of canada by canoe and portage if you wanted. Other than saskatchwen and the far north there are plentiful lakes, rivers, streams and interconnecting bodies of water. We have the most fresh water in the world.
4 - Not much. Im guessing about 5%. It's basically only heavily populated within a hundred or so kilometers of the american border. After that it is very scare population.
5 - Uh yes, the fact that it is a forest entails that it is unpopulated. Canada is full of water and wilderness. There are endless lists of uninhabitat river chains.
6 - i believe you mean throw, and no. Although almost all lakes have fish in them you do not catch fish instantly... unless you're at a trout pond. You have to work to catch fish, although it is fun.Some lakes in southern areas are acidified from acid rain and are no longer inhabitable by marine life. Also you cant do that half the year because most lakes are frozen. Ice fishing is rather unproductive.
7 - If you know anything about fishing it is relatively easy to catch fish. There more you know, the better your chances are at achieving better quality and quanity of your catch. I have almost never caught nothing while fishing but i have fished all my life.
Canada is a rather wild and untamed place outside of the city. Not really dangerous, but there is a vast amount of diversity in the species and geography of Canada due to our shear amount of land. We have all landscapes from from mountain ranges, to rainforests in BC, to praries. We have the largest land predator in the world (grizzly bear). Many, many species of wildlife that can be easily observed and documented of you know where to look in our vast country. We have more lakes and fresh water than any other country.
Hope this helps with whatever you need it for.
2 - Ask Bear grylles (depends where you are in Canada)
3 - both. You can navigate most of canada by canoe and portage if you wanted. Other than saskatchwen and the far north there are plentiful lakes, rivers, streams and interconnecting bodies of water. We have the most fresh water in the world.
4 - Not much. Im guessing about 5%. It's basically only heavily populated within a hundred or so kilometers of the american border. After that it is very scare population.
5 - Uh yes, the fact that it is a forest entails that it is unpopulated. Canada is full of water and wilderness. There are endless lists of uninhabitat river chains.
6 - i believe you mean throw, and no. Although almost all lakes have fish in them you do not catch fish instantly... unless you're at a trout pond. You have to work to catch fish, although it is fun.Some lakes in southern areas are acidified from acid rain and are no longer inhabitable by marine life. Also you cant do that half the year because most lakes are frozen. Ice fishing is rather unproductive.
7 - If you know anything about fishing it is relatively easy to catch fish. There more you know, the better your chances are at achieving better quality and quanity of your catch. I have almost never caught nothing while fishing but i have fished all my life.
Canada is a rather wild and untamed place outside of the city. Not really dangerous, but there is a vast amount of diversity in the species and geography of Canada due to our shear amount of land. We have all landscapes from from mountain ranges, to rainforests in BC, to praries. We have the largest land predator in the world (grizzly bear). Many, many species of wildlife that can be easily observed and documented of you know where to look in our vast country. We have more lakes and fresh water than any other country.
Hope this helps with whatever you need it for.
1. Common hunted animals include deer, moose, rabbit, game birds
2. Apples, berries
3. Canada has the most fresh water lakes and rivers in the world, the largest chain of rivers and lake are the great lakes.
4. The southern portion along the border are the most populated areas, people do live in the far north but it is sparsely populated.
5. There would be many unpopulated lakes in Canada, they have sport fishers in the summer but in some areas the only way in or out is by sea plane.
6. No you can not just throw the line in and catch a fish instantly.
7. It depends on where you are fishing, some places have more fish then others. The fishing in Canada is comparable to the US.
2. Apples, berries
3. Canada has the most fresh water lakes and rivers in the world, the largest chain of rivers and lake are the great lakes.
4. The southern portion along the border are the most populated areas, people do live in the far north but it is sparsely populated.
5. There would be many unpopulated lakes in Canada, they have sport fishers in the summer but in some areas the only way in or out is by sea plane.
6. No you can not just throw the line in and catch a fish instantly.
7. It depends on where you are fishing, some places have more fish then others. The fishing in Canada is comparable to the US.
thinkingtime
New member
If we do your homework for you, you are cheated of the learning you would have.
1. Common hunted animals include deer, moose, rabbit, game birds
2. Apples, berries
3. Canada has the most fresh water lakes and rivers in the world, the largest chain of rivers and lake are the great lakes.
4. The southern portion along the border are the most populated areas, people do live in the far north but it is sparsely populated.
5. There would be many unpopulated lakes in Canada, they have sport fishers in the summer but in some areas the only way in or out is by sea plane.
6. No you can not just throw the line in and catch a fish instantly.
7. It depends on where you are fishing, some places have more fish then others. The fishing in Canada is comparable to the US.
2. Apples, berries
3. Canada has the most fresh water lakes and rivers in the world, the largest chain of rivers and lake are the great lakes.
4. The southern portion along the border are the most populated areas, people do live in the far north but it is sparsely populated.
5. There would be many unpopulated lakes in Canada, they have sport fishers in the summer but in some areas the only way in or out is by sea plane.
6. No you can not just throw the line in and catch a fish instantly.
7. It depends on where you are fishing, some places have more fish then others. The fishing in Canada is comparable to the US.
Canadiangirl
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Is this for school? I prefer not doing your homework for you.
Canadiangirl
New member
Is this for school? I prefer not doing your homework for you.