There’s something new in the Natural Resources Park at the Ohio State Fair this year. It is a juried art show called Artists for Wildlife.
This inaugural show drew 27 entries from high school and college students all over the state. And it promises to be a big hit with fairgoers between July 24 and Aug. 4.
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New York Outdoor News staffers Megan Plete Postol and Jerrod
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Late in the day of July 23, I made a spur-of-the-moment decision and headed afield. That action paid off with information that I’m confident could help me this early archery deer season.
My wife and daughters were in town that evening. Not one to sit around, I grabbed my new spotting scope and jumped in the truck. One problem: The public areas near me lack soybeans or other food plots that we consider prime deer feeding areas in ag country. What I have to work with are properties that feature good bedding cover on public land adjacent to private agriculture.
I was headed to watch one of those fields from a perch on public land, but did not make it that far. After walking less than half a mile from the truck, I peeked over the top of a hill and saw a young buck below. He was feeding heavily, but not on any kind of planted crop.
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An Upper Peninsula man spent four days in jail this spring for firing a rifle at hunters and undercover conservation officers during the first day of the 2023 goose season.
John Kamps, the Department of Natural Resources conservation officer who led the investigation, told Michigan Outdoor News the department since 2020 had received numerous complaints about hunter harassment at Morgan Pond, in Marquette County’s Negaunee Township.
“It’s public land, specifically the access on it is Negaunee Township property, which is open to hunting,” Kamps said.
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Pennsylvania legislation aimed at helping the nation’s No. 2 natural gas-producing state attract carbon capture projects and enable federally funded hydrogen hubs was approved by lawmakers July 11, despite criticism that the technology is unproven.
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The Ohio DNR plans to spend more than $17 million over the next two years to make Lake Erie’s Bass Islands more of a destination for both in-state and out-of-state visitors.
Agency Director Mary Mertz provided a brief summary of planned upgrades and investments during the annual Governor’s Fish Ohio Day in June. More recently, she noted how the projects will provide a unique experience for those visiting the Bass Islands.
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At their quarterly meeting on July 22, Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners heard a report from the agency’s leader about a special law enforcement initiative.
Executive Director Tim Schaeffer noted that throughout the recent Independence Day holiday weekend, 61 waterways conservation officers and 34 deputy officers participated in Operation Dry Water.
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners, at their quarterly meeting July 22, approved regulations changes for six waters and added many miles to the list of protected wild trout streams.
This summer’s wicked-hot weather has put a crimp in angling and boating on some waters across Pennsylvania.
Bait sales were sluggish at B & B Lures tackle shop in York County, although the shop was doing a brisk business in rods, reels, and other tackle, said B & B owner Gordon Brady in late July. ”What that tells us is people are fishing, but they aren’t making a day of it; they’re not staying out for as long as they normally would.”
One fisherman who did spend six hours on the water had just one bass, a 3-pounder, to show for his effort – an indication that fish have been laying low, too.
Scorching summer has many anglers staying home in Pennsylvania Read More »
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