Rules for Hunting St. Luke's

St. Luke’s Marsh is a natural treasure. One of few remaining coastal wetlands on Lake St. Clair and home to more than 60 species of birds, as well as 35 Species at Risk. This marsh provides much-needed habitats for wildlife, while at the same time offers visitors a memorable escape into nature.

Protecting the delicate ecosystems, while providing recreational opportunities to visitors at St. Luke’s Marsh is an on-going balancing act. While hunting is permitted in specific areas, we ask that you please respect and follow the rules and regulations set out to protect the landscape for years to come.

Hunting Rules:

• Hunting is permitted only on the lake side of the property.

• Absolutely no access by land.

• Hunting permits for 1 of the 6 staked spots must be purchased in advance

• All stakes are located in the water, outside the impoundment.

• Hunting is only allowed within 30 meters of your designated stake.

• A maximum of four people are allowed per stake/permit.

• Must have valid OFAH membership.

• Access is by boat only.

• There is NO public access to the interior of the property.

• No permanent structures to be built on the property.

• All applicable municipal, provincial, and federal Acts and regulations apply to hunting activities on the property.

Disclaimer

All individuals utilizing the St. Luke's property hereby acknowledge and accept full responsibility for their personal safety during its use. Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) expressly disclaims any liability for any injuries, damages, or accidents that may occur. It is the sole responsibility of each individual to possess and employ all necessary safety equipment as required by boating regulations. Furthermore, users are advised to exercise caution and remain vigilant of weather conditions. It is crucial to recognize that fluctuations in wind patterns may impact water depth and conditions. Therefore, it is imperative to adequately prepare and prioritize safety at all times.