Outdoor News Radio – November 17th, 2012 – Part 1
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Making the case for pre-ice crappies
Crappies definitely change locations after the summer, and earlier in the fall, they’re relating to green weed edges. When these weeds start to die off by early November, however, everyone forgets fall crappies. My advice? Check the rock piles. Freshwater plankton and algae need sun to grow, and these shallow, open-water rock piles nurture that
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Dam removal near OSU to change campus landscape
There’s a very interesting article in the November-December issue of the Ohio State Alumni Magazine about removal of a low-head dam on the Olentangy River near the Columbus campus. Anyone who attended OSU or frequents the Horseshoe on game days is probably familiar with the aging low-head, located north of the Fifth Avenue bridge. It
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Snowmobiles. Lighter, Sleeker Sleds for 2013
Last winter Mother Nature threw winter sports enthusiasts – especially snowmobilers – a sharp-breaking curve
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Bikers + Wildlife = Roadrash
Whether your choice of two-wheeled transportation is the motorized or pedaled variety, when you add wildlife to the mix—be prepared for some serious road-rash! Alaskan Hit & Run An Alaskan motorcyclist reported having a run in with a bear — and we mean a run in, literally. Garrett Edgmon told Alaska State Police he was
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Bird Dogs in Competition
When Izzy joined our family last May, it marked the first time I’d ever owned two dogs at once. As I’ve mentioned in previous posts, I’ve been amazed at the amount Izzy has learned from my 5-year old shorthair, Trammell. Good manners, bad habits and excellent hunting skills have all been passed along from one
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Increase in license fees?
It’s interesting how cabinet agencies toe the line for the governor who appointed each secretary, even though some agency constituencies may have different ideas. At the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Fish and Wildlife Funding Forum held Nov. 13 in Madison, DNR Secretary Cathy Stepp heard from several sporting organizations that they think it is
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