Coyotes continued to yield their recent top status as the best-paying furbearer species to beaver, the one that was responsible for much of the early exploration and settlement of North America.
Beaver, coyote pelts tops at recent Ohio fur auction Read More »
Toledo, Ohio — On Jan. 12, the Lake Erie Waterkeepers Association met virtually for their monthly updates.
Lake Erie water levels predicted 4 to 6 inches above average Read More »
Van Wert, Ohio — Perhaps because of the attack by animal rights activists or a combination of reasons seen throughout the fur industry, the Lion Farm USA mink ranch in Van Wert County announced its closure effective Dec. 23, 2022. The ranch’s manager, Eddie Meyer, was reported by the Delphos Herald to have said that
Ohio mink ranch at heart of vandalism, release closes Read More »
Boat from Conneaut Harbor may be adrift in the Pennsylvania waters of Lake Erie.
Tug boat goes missing from Lake Erie harbor Read More »
Port Clinton, Ohio — As the Miller Ferry made some of its last projected trips of the season in mid-December, one of the pieces of freight that was seen being sent over offered some promise of what may be coming – a winter cold enough for ice fishing. Strapped to a flatbed freight truck on
Ohio’s ice fishing forecast still rounding into shape Read More »
Put-in-Bay Harbor was just one place seen along the lake where the water levels dropped dramatically due to a late-December storm.
Strong winds leave parts of Lake Erie high and dry as water levels drop Read More »
The news is good overall with walleye and perch hatches being above average for 2022.
Lake Erie walleye, perch hatches again on positive side Read More »
However, to many, the transfer of livestock pollution compliance oversight from the EPA to ODA is likened to a fox guarding the hen house.
Oversight of animal feeding operations at issue in Ohio Read More »
Upwards of 40,000 animals cut loose from northwest facility.
Thousands of mink released during incident in Ohio Read More »
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