Wildlife authorities killed 3,500 birds this spring Oak Harbor, Ohio – Ohio wildlife authorities continue to cull double crested cormorants from several Lake Erie islands, killing more than 3,500 of the birds this spring. The number of birds shot by DNR Division of Wildlife sharpshooters is the third highest on record. Under a depredation order from […]
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Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • On a Saturday in June, Logan County Wildlife Officer Adam Smith was conducting sport fishing enforcement in the Indian Lake State Park campground. Officer Smith observed a man who was carrying a fishing pole, walking toward the water’s edge. The man appeared to be walking to the water’s
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Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 19: Tri-State Area WTU Banquet, 6 p.m., The Meadows. For more info call Mike Stenger, 513-941-1306. Aug. 20: Blanchard Valley Strutters, NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Lighthouse. For more info call Neil Brown, 419-423-9861. Aug. 27: Shawnee Territory WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Green County Fairgrounds. For more info call Tim Chenoweth, 937-453-2011. Aug. 27: Muskingum Valley WTU Banquet,
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Central Region Delaware Lake (Delaware County) – Anglers can catch crappies and channel catfish at this 1,017-acre lake north of Columbus. For crappies, use jigs and minnows around woody cover and target water depths of eight to 15 feet. Crappies must be nine inches or longer to keep. Channel catfish are plentiful in this lake.
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Ashley, Ohio – June’s “whistle call” survey of Ohio’s bobwhite quail showed little population change from 2010, despite earlier reports of high winter mortality among the game birds. According to wildlife biologist Nathan Stricker of the Ohio DNR’s Olentangy Research Station, quail numbers are up in some areas and down in others. “Overall, the total
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