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take up arms in Canada?

Six of us are going to Canada in mid-September for 4 days in the fly fishing trip. Our owner has told us we are very likely to see a few moose on our journey. My question is … As a precaution, I want to take a rifle along just in case my brush that can not find an animal with their own ideas in our well being is concerned. What do I have to do to bring along my rifle? We will be driving U.S.. I found a pice of information saying that I must declare my gun in my first point of entry, fill out a form and nonresidents pay $ 50.00 dollars? Is this way, is it really that simple, I'm likely to be bothered to bring a firearm and, perhaps first, am I allowed to run?

Yes you can. It took a rifle and a shotgun in a hunting ago.You combined a few years must complete the required form. You can get them online. Then you should stop at the entry point and an officer will check your firearm after paying their money. They will give you a piece of paper to show that you did this, then your good to go! But I'd say if you use that weapon and have no hunting license and permits or out of season. You can be in a REAL hard!

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