With increasing concerns over population declines in Ohio, the Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife and Ohio State University are conducting the first broad-scale study of hen survival in the state in almost two decades.
Findings will help researchers and wildlife managers understand how survival rates, harvest rates, and reproduction have changed in the past 17 years and what factors may be causing those changes.
My belief that the new system will work, however, was made stronger when I saw the draft proposal on the Jan. 28 board meeting agenda outlining how the process is going to work. It is pretty simple, and for that reason it should also be relatively free of major problems.
Pileated woodpecker thriving as forest habitat is changing.
The lithium-ion battery technology commonly used in laptops, cellphones, and power tools is gaining ground in larger applications, ranging from recreational vehicles to bass boats to hunting cabins.
Enforcement reports from the outdoors around Pennsylvania.
In Italian, cacciatore means the hunter, so this is truly the hunter’s dish. Make it with your favorite pale-meated birds: pheasant, Hungarians, chukar partridge, and blue and ruffed grouse.
Turns out that this mammal’s front teeth range in color from brown to yellow because the enamel is rich in iron. This makes its incisors hard and strong – necessary for an animal that can topple entire trees.
A common question I hear frequently is this: Do deep snow and cold affect wildlife/nature in a negative or positive way? The answer is, both. Deep snow offers an advantage for some animals and a disadvantage for others.
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