Maumee, Ohio – Asian carp environmental DNA (eDNA) has been detected in three of 350 water samples collected from western Lake Erie’s Maumee Bay and Maumee River between July 31 and August 4. The three samples, all positive for silver carp eDNA, were found in Maumee Bay – two in Michigan waters and one in …
A dry summer squelched recreational boating on some Ohio waterways — especially in the northeast, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). “While most waterways were not impacted — some were,” said John Wisse of the ODNR Division of Watercraft. Lower-than-normal water levels closed some marinas, ramps and docks at Berlin, LaDue and
I was down on my land in Iowa recently with some other family members and while a bunch of us were milling around near the pole barn a feral cat poked his head out of a nearby patch of corn. A couple of my young nephews immediately started conjuring up ways to catch the feline.
It took five airplanes, thousands of miles, some food that was pretty bad for me and 10 days on a soft mattress, but I finally found it. A trout stream that looked like the one 200 yards from my backdoor. While Steve and I have been blessed to travel to some pretty neat places, I
Earlier this week, I was chatting with television host and wingshooting legend Scott Linden. As tends to happen when two dyed-in-the-wool bird hunters gather, we traded stories about our early season upland observations, used hyperbole to extoll the virtues of our bird dogs and shared a few laughs. While I can’t remember Scott’s exact phraseology
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and community partners across the nation worked together to remove or bypass 158 dams, culverts and other structures in 2011
Then I was 11 years-old I remember being thrilled at just seeing my dad, Phil, shoot a deer as I sat next to him. I can’t imagine the rush of pulling the trigger on a 285-pound bear at that age – especially one that just about knocked my tree stand over. But that’s what 11-year-old
The Department of Environmental Management announces that the bay scallop harvest season opens at sunrise on Saturday, November 3 and continues until Saturday, December 31 at sunset.
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