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October 10, 2023

Ohio Division of Wildlife to add Alabama, Florida bass to state’s ‘injurious’ list

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A proposal that flew under the radar at a recent meeting of the Ohio Wildlife Council is an item that should be concerning for the state’s anglers.
The ODNR Division of Wildlife recently proposed adding Florida and Alabama bass to the state’s list of injurious aquatic invasive species. Injurious Aquatic Invasive Species (IAIS) are animals that cause or are likely to cause damage or harm to native ecosystems or to commercial, agricultural, or recreational activities that are dependent on these ecosystems.

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Juniata River Lewistown Narrows waterfowl hotspot in Pennsylvania

Hunting, Lake Profile, Lake Profile, Pennsylvania /

The Lewistown Narrows, as the area has been dubbed, is about a six-mile stretch of the Juniata River which is squeezed between Shade and Blue Mountains to the east of the town.
The stretch sits astride the Route 22/322 four-lane highway on the northern shoreline and Route 333 on the southern shore. Both hunters and anglers can have easy access to many portions of this water as long as you have a boat, canoe, or kayak to use.

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Star Watch: Examining humanity’s home in space — the International Space Station

Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nature Page & Night Sky, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin /

What is longer than a football field and travels at more than 17,000 miles an hour? The answer is: the International Space Station (ISS). This amazing spacecraft has been orbiting the Earth once every 90 minutes for more than 20 years at an altitude of about 250 miles, and with humans on board!

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Rule the rut: Six tips to make this your best November ever

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As I do on any November morning, I walked to my treestand full of hope and excitement. I had an archery deer tag in my pocket, access to a gorgeous farm, and a weather forecast that called for cool temps and high pressure. “Today is the day,” was my mantra as I slipped through the pre-dawn toward a stand I’d hung the day before. How’d it go?
I didn’t see a whitetail all morning. Actually, I spotted the ears of what had to be the area’s smallest fawn, bobbing through waist-high CRP as the tiny deer cut across the prairie. I suppose seeing part of a little deer is better than a skunking, but when you are hunting some of the Midwest’s best deer lands during peak whitetail rut, that’s a small victory.

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