Researchers from Ohio State University and the Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife have been studying wild turkeys for a couple of years now as part of an ongoing project.
I asked Mark Wiley, the division’s lead turkey biologist, for an update on the turkey study during a recent conversation.
Ohio Insider: New research revealing interesting information about Ohio’s turkeys Read More »
Kokosing Lake is a rather shallow, featureless lake that isn’t particularly off-the-charts good for any species of fish.
But, if you’re looking for a small water for a laid back time in a kayak or canoe, this just might be your place.
Kokosing Lake a quiet, out-of-the-way venue for Ohio’s Knox County anglers Read More »
If all goes as planned, Ohio’s spring turkey hunters should kill a tick over 16,000 birds this spring.
There remains a one-bird bag limit per hunter for the season that kicks off in the South Zone on April 25 and in the Northeast Zone on May 2. The closing dates are May 24 in the South Zone and May 31 in the Northeast Zone.
The South Zone is opening a bit later this year, according to Mark Wiley, the ODNR Division of Wildlife’s turkey biologist.
Ohio’s South Zone spring turkey season gets a little later start this year; here’s why Read More »
Each year in the late spring or early summer Ohio Outdoor News publishes a story on the current fish consumption advisory for the state.
So, I thought it was appropriate to have a conversation with Rich Zweifel on the subject. Zweifel is the inland fisheries program administrator for the Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife. He recently spoke to the Ohio Wildlife Council on the subject of polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and how they relate to fish consumption in the Buckeye State.
Ohio Insider: Study sheds light on ‘forever chemicals’ in Lake Erie fish Read More »
If you looked up the word trailblazer in the dictionary, Vicki Mountz’s picture and bio very well might be right next to the definition. She is the epitome of an outdoor trailblazer in Ohio.
Mountz, an Akron native, graduated from the University of Akron with a degree in criminal justice.
“I didn’t think I wanted to be a city cop or something,” she said. “I really didn’t have any idea of what I wanted to do. So, I contacted someone in natural resources (in Ohio).”
Vicki Mountz is a true outdoor trailblazer in Ohio Read More »
With all due respect, many of our inland lakes in Ohio are rather featureless upground reservoirs that were originally built for water supply purposes.
In other words, angling opportunities are simply a bonus in most of these places.
Kiser Lake a good option for spring panfish in Ohio’s Champaign County Read More »
Count Ohio DNR Director Mary Mertz among the horde of ice fishermen who took advantage of this winter’s hardwater season.
Mertz, in an interview with Ohio Outdoor News, said she had been ice fishing one other time, more than 30 years ago off South Bass Island on Lake Erie.
Andrew Schmidt is the director of government affairs for Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever (PF/QF). And he comes by the work honestly. His father spent a long career with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and retired with the federal agency.
“I grew up in the wildlife conservation world,” the northern Virginia native told Outdoor News recently.
A quick chat with Andrew Schmidt of Pheasants Forever Read More »
If in the cool of the spring you find yourself looking for a small, quiet spot to wet a line, you could do worse than Burr Oak Lake in southeast Ohio.
The 628-acre reservoir built in 1952 sits in a picturesque setting among the rolling hills of southeastern Ohio. The quiet comes from very little pressure from recreational boaters and anglers alike.
Burr Oak one of finest bass lakes in southeast Ohio Read More »
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