DNR Reports Columbus – Young hunters across Ohio again enjoyed success during the fifth annual youth deer gun season on Nov. 17-18. Hunters age 17 and younger killed 10,515 deer during the special two-day season this year. Last year’s youth hunt saw a harvest of 8,811. The DNR Division of Wildlife estimated that 40,000 young […]
Youth deer harvest jumps nearly 2,000
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