Division of Wildlife set to move research unit to Columbus
Move comes with some criticism attached.
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Ohioan Budzik appointed to important federal panel
Will advise Trump administration on outdoor issues.
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Cicada hatch fuels near-record turkey kill
Harvest third highest on record, thanks likely in large part to a localized condition that happens only once every 17 years.
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Cold, wet weather takes toll on Ohio fishing license sales
Columbus — With the ongoing cool-down of temperatures and the bountiful deluge of both rain and snow, to-date sales of fishing licenses in Ohio are experiencing a deep chill of their own. These sales are the kick-off to the state’s fishing season, too, with anglers turning hopeful gazes at the walleye run in the Maumee
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Fishing license sales plummet with the temperatures
Anglers itching to get out, but weather holding them back.
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New species breath new life into state’s Fish Ohio program
Columbus — The addition of five new recognized species and the reduction in the minimum length requirement of three other species when caught from inland waters has helped to breathe new life into the state’s Fish Ohio program. Fish Ohio was launched in 1976 with only 138 entries. This 42-year-old program recognizes anglers who catch
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A bucket-list trip filled with outdoor sightings
Any bucket list is meaningless save for the one who matters the most: The person actually compiling the list. It all comes down to what he (or she) would like to see accomplished before being placed in that lonesome valley – from big-ticket items that are defined by wealth, time, and health, to small and
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Bears spotted in unusual spot in northeastern Ohio
Painesville, Ohio — While on Feb. 2 a famous Pennsylvania groundhog was predicting six more weeks of winter, on that same day three black bears in northeast Ohio ignored the groundhog’s long-range weather forecast. The trio of bears – very likely a family unit consisting of a sow and two yearling cubs – took a
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Ohio hunters on pace to harvest 188,000 deer
Archery numbers, though, have shown a small decline.
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