Ontario Hunting License Practice Exam

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What defines a bag limit?

The weight of game that can be carried at once
The size of game that can be hunted
The number of species a hunter can hunt
The number of individuals of a species a hunter may take in a day or season

The correct answer is: The number of individuals of a species a hunter may take in a day or season

A bag limit refers to the maximum number of individuals of a species that a hunter can legally take in a given day or season. Option A is incorrect because it mentions weight, while a bag limit is typically based on number of individuals. Option B is incorrect because a bag limit applies to all sizes of the game, not just a certain size. Option C is incorrect because it refers to the number of species, while a bag limit applies to the number of individuals of a single species. Option D accurately defines a bag limit.