r/canadaguns • u/Einyrki • May 19 '26
Gun and gear reviews Walked to the middle of nowhere to find crow land
I drove 2.5 houses from Toronto and randomly chose this spot
Double checked with the municipality and atlas
But ngl it was annoying af to get here
I know we are supposed to gatekeep these places but tbh, nothing much to gate keep here
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u/DougMacRay617 May 19 '26
I remember doing this when i first got my gun license. Id run thru a box of shells and get paranoid and peel out.
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u/MacintoshEddie May 19 '26
The existance of Gooderham implies the existance of Worstham and maybe even Okayham.
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u/rangerspruce May 19 '26
Interestingly enough, named after the distillery in Toronto... At least that's what I was told while living in Irondale.
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u/GodsGiftToWrenching May 21 '26
Well how did Irondale get named, was there like, aluminum around?
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u/cardboardbannanas May 21 '26
I live in this area. Long time ago there was many metallic mines in the area. It became slang/general term for the area that eventually stuck
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u/rangerspruce May 21 '26
Wasn't there an iron mine just by Furnace Falls (on the north side of the 503)?
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u/cardboardbannanas May 21 '26
I believe so and apparently uranium but I'm assuming in small amounts or it would have turned into a huge operation
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u/mangobludden May 19 '26
I still see road and civilization, ts is js the suburbs bro. Fym middle of nowhere
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u/theawesomedude646 May 19 '26
i went north of mordolphin last time i went to crown land. it was a dense ass forest and the best spot i could find was no more than 25 metres from the depression i was shooting down into as a berm
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u/yoyofagbro May 19 '26
I mean if your willing to drive you can find crown land anywhere in Canada the reason I don't go too often is I don't wanna get lost and end up in the blair witch project but all joking aside if anyone has any tips to not get lost when deep into crown land that would help
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u/mischling2543 May 21 '26
Use a compass. Set a bearing at a 90° angle from the road and stick to it it. That will ensure you walk in a straight line through the bush as long as you check it regularly (put up the compass, identify a tree or bush it's pointing to, walk there, recheck compass and repeat). When you're ready to go back, simply reverse your compass bearing 180° and do the same.
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u/BigheadReddit May 19 '26
May not be the middle of nowhere, but you can see it from there. Lots of moose probably..
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u/Rippin_Fat_Farts May 19 '26
Just join a shooting club lol. You'll spend more in gas than the cost of a yearly membership at a range
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u/xmqe May 19 '26
Which is why you make a camping weekend out of it, that's what I do anyway lol
Crownland plinking is 10x more fun than a range
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u/IcySkyDream May 19 '26
Raven land is much better, generally speaking.