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November 27, 2024

Ohio’s young deer hunters make their shots count during two-day youth season

For the second year in a row, the younger set of hunters showed their adult peers how to shoot deer in Ohio.
During Ohio’s recently concluded two-day youth-only firearms deer hunting season, participants age 17 and under killed 10,449 animals. This take consisted of 6,042 antlered and 4,407 antlerless deer.
“That 10,449 figure is the second consecutive youth-only season that produced over 10,000, which was 15% above the 3-year average and about 5% more than 2023’s harvest of 10,033 deer,” Clint McCoy told Ohio Outdoor News.

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Sunday hunting, officers’ pay bills don’t get votes in Pennsylvania

A trio of bills impacting hunting and the pay structure of fish and game law enforcement personnel in Pennsylvania stalled just before the end of the 2024 voting session.
A bill lifting the prohibition of hunting on Sundays (Senate Bill 67) passed the Senate on July 3 and was progressing through the House but failed to make it out of the Appropriations Committee for final consideration. The last session day for the House was Nov. 13.

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