Quail numbers hit hard in Ohio. And when we lost those cheerful sweet calls and the sight of coveys skedaddling along brushrows, we lost something special. It would be nice to have them back. The loss has been ours, and many of us do not even realize it.
Lamenting the loss of the bobwhite Read More »
They often use parts of northern Ohio as “stopover” sites
Tundra swans overhead a sight, sound to behold Read More »
Writer enjoys watching birds over the bead on the barrels of his double-barrel shotgun well enough, but also enjoys watching them at his feeding stations every winter day.
Winter bird feeding entertains, educates Read More »
It is a little thing, easily ignored, overlooked, or forgotten, but potentially with big consequences – a bite from an infected tick. And while disease-bearing ticks can be a problem year-round, deer hunters should be especially wary. We spend long hours in the woods, deep off trails, often in heavy cover, and often with back
Be wary of ticks in the deer woods this season Read More »
Insecticides, pesticides, and mouse poison rule the day.
Dead owl yet another tragic example of society’s overuse of potent chemicals Read More »
Too many bugs doomed author’s patch.
Monarch summer a bust this year Read More »
Author getting tuned up for Saturday’s bow opener in Ohio.
Trail cam sighting stirs up memories of regal bucks of yesteryear Read More »
Opening day of the first of the 2018-19 Ohio deer seasons – Sept. 29 for bowhunting – is less than two weeks hence as you read this, and the last thing you may care about is how to manage the state’s deer herd in the next decade. Yes, visions of long-tined, heavy-beamed 10-pointers, rut-snorting in
Deer ‘stakeholders’ group does due diligence Read More »
Storm pushed millions of butterflies into secluded, sequestered sites.
Butterfly phenomena in northern Ohio was a sight to behold Read More »
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