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Mike Moore

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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Picturesque Punderson Lake in Ohio’s Geauga County decent for sunfish fishing

In the recent past, Punderson Lake in northeast Ohio was a place to go if you wanted to catch a rainbow trout.
And, it was a pretty good option, but the ODNR Division of Wildlife in recent years revised its list of lakes where spring trout stocking occurs and Punderson was among those that didn’t make the cut.

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Ohio Insider: Ohio hunters certainly successful at harvesting mature bucks

According to the National Deer Association’s (NDA) annual deer report, Ohio ranks just outside of the Top 10 for mature buck harvest.
According to the report, deer hunters in the United States are harvesting more mature bucks today than at any time in recorded history. That is true as a percentage of the antlered buck harvest and the actual number of bucks harvested.

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O’Shaugnessy is a big riverine reservoir for crappies in Ohio’s Delaware County

Several years ago, O’Shaughnessy Reservoir in Delaware County in central Ohio showed the best catch rate for largemouth bass of any lake fished on Ohio’s bass tournament circuit.
A bass 12 inches or larger is considered a keeper because that’s the minimum legal size fish in O’Shaugnessy. There’s plenty of bass here, most in the 2 1 ⁄2 to 3-pound range that will run anywhere from 14 to 20 inches.

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Ohio Insider: Training kicks in for wildlife officer Jesse Janosik in life-saving incident

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Wildlife officers have difficult jobs.
Contributing Writer Jane Beathard wrote a story for our Nov. 8 edition about Ohio’s Columbiana County Wildlife Officer Jesse Janosik receiving a valor award from the ODNR for his life-saving efforts to rescue a boy who had been run over by a lawnmower.

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