Protect Yourself, Be Seen
October is peak hunting season across much of Canada. If you’re heading into the field for work, research, or recreation, make visibility your top priority.
Wearing solid blaze orange—a vest, jacket, or hat—helps ensure you’re seen from every angle, reducing the risk of accidents.
Ontario’s Hunting Regulations require at least 400 square inches of solid hunter orange above the waist, plus a head covering, during gun seasons.
Other provinces have similar rules, reinforcing the importance of being visible and staying safe.
Practical Tips for Technicians & Field Crews
Whether you’re working or enjoying the outdoors, remember:
🔶 Blaze orange saves lives.
🔶 Be seen to stay safe.
🔶 Make visibility part of your fieldwork gear.
Source: Ontario Hunting Regulations Summary
**Disclaimer**
This reminder is provided for general safety awareness only. It is not a substitute for provincial or federal hunting regulations, workplace safety requirements, or professional guidance. Regulations regarding hunter orange clothing vary by jurisdiction—always review and follow the official rules and requirements for your area. Our organization accepts no responsibility for actions taken based on this reminder.
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