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Mike Moore

Ohio firearms season was again safe for hunters

For the fourth year in a row, there were no fatalities during Ohio’s deer gun week, Dec. 2-8, according to the ODNR Division of Wildlife.
The last time Ohio suffered a fatality during the deer firearms season was in December of 2020, according to Kandy Klosterman, law enforcement executive administrator for the Division of Wildlife.

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Ohio Insider: Many to thank after 20 years of publishing Ohio Outdoor News

I am proud to say that you are reading the first issue of our 20th year of publishing Ohio Outdoor News.
God willing, there will be 20 more. And then some. At the end of 2024, we have now published nearly 500 (494) issues of Ohio Outdoor News. I vividly remember publishing the first issue of the publication in 2005.

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The Buzzard Man from Ohio: 12,000 groundhogs and counting

They affectionately call him “The Buzzard Man” for reasons that will become apparent after reading this story.
David Edwards just passed a personal milestone – 12,000 groundhogs killed by this sharpshooting marksman who is steeped in military experience. And, even more remarkable is that 12,000 figure is just since 1996 when Edwards began keeping a record of his conquests. There were many groundhogs before 1996, to be sure.

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Salt Fork Lake isn’t a bad option for wintertime fishing in Guernsey County, Ohio

Located in Ohio’s Wildlife District Four is beautiful Salt Fork Lake. Positioned smack dab in the middle of our largest state park, Salt Fork is typically a bustling place all summer long. Recreational boaters and jet skis can often outnumber anglers 10 to one during the “on” season.
As the temperature cools and fall inches closer to winter, the recreational activity becomes increasingly lethargic. The only thing warming up on the lake at this point is the fishing.

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Ohio Insider: Success of “the meat hunt” in Seneca County proves some hunters still chase small game

Many hunters in Ohio today lament the fact that there just isn’t much small-game hunting that goes on these days.
So, in a sort of nod to yesteryear, Mark Gaietto and some of his Seneca County buddies are putting the “big” back into small-game hunting. The hunt is held every year on the first Saturday after muzzleloader season for deer wraps up.

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Massive 27-pointer could be largest buck ever taken in Ohio’s Crawford County

By this summer, there weren’t many outdoor-type people in this small, Crawford County, Ohio, village that weren’t aware of the big buck that cruised the fields out in farm country.
One of those outdoor types was Ben Cramer, who decided early on that he would set his sights on this buck this season.
“This is our first year really hunting him,” Cramer said. “But, a lot of local people have known about the deer.”

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