Ohio’s hunters enjoyed a shotgun start to the state’s wild turkey hunting season.
That detail applied to both Ohio’s youth – who enjoyed their own season – along with participants in the general season for all but five Northeast Ohio “Snow Belt” counties.
Early season turkey take shows numbers are up in Ohio Read More »
Members of Ohio’s conservation/sportsmen/rod and gun clubs are often viewed by politicians and pro-fish and wildlife management groups as shock troops. Yet, such a view blurs the bottom line for belonging to a club.
Even so, a cadre of individuals aren’t shy about adding how their membership role is still more than a mile wide and certainly more than just a foot deep. And that all-hands-on deck view is more than just a symbiotic relationship, too.
Jeffrey Frischkorn: Local rod, gun clubs are a time-honored tradition Read More »
Hope Taft, Ohio’s First Lady from 1999 to 2007, continues to show that the love of the state’s native plants is a non-partisan issue. The apex being that Hope Taft was the spearpoint in turning the governor’s residence grounds into a showcase of Ohio’s indigenous flora.
Hope Taft: A true botanical trailblazer Read More »
The lady-like baying of Willow stirred half-century-plus-old memories. Fond ones, of course.
Very fond ones, to be exact. Consumed with the thrill of chasing rabbits with an excited hound, nothing stood in the way of pursuing this premier upland game. Even as a start-up hunter some 60 years ago.
Jeffrey Frischkorn: End-of-year rabbit hunt a symphony for the ears Read More »
Perhaps to no one’s great surprise, the number of new concealed carry permits issued by Ohio’s 88 county sheriffs has risen, but by a rather paltry 4.9%.
Certainly, this statistic is anemic when compared to several years since 2016.
Concealed carry permits rise in Ohio, but just slightly Read More »
Even in these times of economic uncertainty – particularly as it relates to imported goods – a lighted fiscal candle is providing a glimmer of hope that is illuminating one sector of the country’s collective wallet.
Using data collected in 2024 – the latest available due to the methodology of collecting and analyzing information – the economic impact of outdoors recreation increased to $1.3 trillion (that’s with a “T”), up from 2023’s $1.2 trillion.
Consumers hit in wallet for foreign tackle Read More »
The boar was not so big, though hardly a (formerly) squealing little piglet. Not by Florida wild hog hunting standards.
At maybe 100 pounds, the boar thus fell under the unofficial heading of being called a “meat hog.” Just a wee bit heavier than average perhaps, but a meat hog just the same. I’ve taken my share of heavyweight hogs and not just in Florida where I hunt such critters but in Texas, also. And my largest boar to-date came a few years ago in east Tennessee’s Smoky Mountains.
Jeffrey Frischkorn: This firearm made a recent hog hunt more special Read More »
Athens, Ohio — The conclusion of Ohio’s 2025-2026 needs to include an asterisk.
Every two years, Ohio’s executive and legislative branches try to get on the same page in determining what needs to be built.
That sort of budget building is different from the state’s biennial operating budget, which is typically done in odd-numbered years. Operating budgets are designed to help ensure that the wheels of government keep going round and round.
Jeff Frischkorn: Ohio outdoorsmen submit wish lists for 2026 Read More »
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