Acton may be one of finest bass lakes in Ohio
“It’s mostly channel cats – you rarely ever see a flathead there,” Brown said. “It’s about an average catfish lake. It’s what you would expect for a lake like that.
Remembering Leopold: The Real Black Gold
Those prairie soils are dark and black for the same reason that crude oil, coal, or graphite powder is black: They all have a lot of carbon. When we break the prairie, a lot of that carbon is lost in following years.
Crappies off the bottom
I sipped my hot tea and stared at the inexpensive sonar bracketed to the stern. One hand was on the 12-volt tiller but I wasn’t touching a rod.
No place for judgment for a deer hunter
It was during a deer hunt a few years ago when I had an epiphany. At legal shooting light, a nice buck cautiously made his way in front of my position within easy gun range.
Ohio Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – November 9, 2023
State wildlife officer Adam Smith, assigned to Logan County, investigated a report of a turkey vulture caught in a foothold trap. Officer Smith discovered the trap had been set next to a deer carcass and was not in alignment with Ohio’s trapping regulations.
Deer, automobile crashes more prevalent in the fall
White-tailed deer are more active from late October through December during the fall breeding season.
$500,000 goes toward Ohio mussel research center
The zoo facility was a worthwhile investment, according to ODNR Director Mary Mertz.
Veterans can shoot for free at Ohio ranges on Nov. 11
Columbus — The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife invites veterans to visit and shoot for free at one of Ohio’s premier public shooting ranges on Veterans Day, Saturday, Nov. 11.
