For the tenth year in a row, a majority of anglers participating in Southwick Associates’ influential industry survey said Rapala® hard baits and knives are the best. Sufix leaders scored a win this year as well. Read the full release on Rapala’s site here
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London, Ohio — The defense attorney for a Galloway man charged with felony firearms violations as a result of an alleged October poaching incident is seeking to throw out the case on legal technicalities. Ronnie Loschiavo, 20, is charged in Madison County Common Pleas Court with firing a rifle and mishandling a loaded handgun in
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Casstown, Ohio — Most deer hunters know what buck fever feels like. You get the shiver down your spine and the shakes sometimes come along with it when that big buck steps into view. But, for 17-year-old Austin Etherington, it was the timing of this so-called phenomenon that paid off for him this past deer
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Somerset, Pa. — Have you ever heard the old adage, “the only good snake is a dead snake”? If that is correct, then there are a lot of good snakes lying on the roads each summer here in Pennsylvania. And why did the chicken, or in this case the snake, cross the road? It has
Snake sense or nonsense? Good snake or bad snake? Read More »
Columbus, Ohio — Ohio’s wildlife managers are taking a go-slow approach to the possibility of establishing a self-sustaining – and wild – herd of elk in the Buckeye State. As it stands, three of the state’s bordering neighbors host herds large enough to allow limited and controlled elk hunting. They include Michigan, Kentucky, and
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