Taking bows through Canada

[Bmcox86]

Are there any restrictions on taking compound bows through Canada? I will be driving through this summer and don't want to ship them if I don't have too. I know firearms you have to declare and pay a fee but can't seem to find anything about archery equipment

Thanks

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[SLDMTN]

Are you moving or just traveling?

 

[Bmcox86]

Moving

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[Brodie]

No problem


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[Wojo14]

No issues at all.
I been to Canada 2 times in the last 3 years.
Took bow with no issue.
~Wojo

 

[Desk Jockey]

They asked to see mine.

In truth I think the Canadian border guy thought I meant "Bowie knife" when I said "hunting bow". Not sure it their are knife blade restrictions or what.

Regardless, a quick look in the case and he sent me on aboot my way. Exceedingly polite.

 

[Blockcaver]

I travel with a bow or two (dual citizen) fairly often. No issue with the bows but warn the officials about broadheads in your bow quiver so no fingers get cut.

 

[bean outdoors]

Are there any restrictions on taking compound bows through Canada? I will be driving through this summer and don't want to ship them if I don't have too. I know firearms you have to declare and pay a fee but can't seem to find anything about archery equipment

Thanks

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Anytime i have crossed the border with a bow there is no issue...they do ask if you have any weapons and i am just forthright about what i have

 

[JustinSmith1754]

I did not have any issues crossing with my bow into New Brunswick.