Early turkey season began wet, snowy for Illinois youth hunters
Ralph Loos
March 31, 2023
Parks funding cut out of state budget
Dayton, Ohio (AP) Dayton, Ohio (AP) – The state budget provided little help to the agency that runs Ohio’s parks and wildlife programs, currently facing a half-billion-dollar maintenance backlog. About the best news for the Ohio DNR was that parks remain open and free to the public. Many states now charge fees to enter parks. …
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