The simplicity of a fly rod and a bluegill mesh nicely
Author recently leisured away an afternoon on his small homestead pond.
Author recently leisured away an afternoon on his small homestead pond.
The cell phone camera, with its arsenal of neat features, and a thirst to learn something new when going afield all continue to provide not only entertainment but have become keys to helping unlock what lies at hip wader-encased feet.
Division of Wildlife now offering credit card-like licenses.
Turkey hunt ends at noon, take up morel hunting.
ODNR uses sharpshooters to purge deer in March.
Some no longer taking in birds in light of disease finding in Ohio.
Total of 806 nests counted.
Proposal now racing through Congress.
Rivers Association also seeking to partner with new members.
Ohio to get a portion of the money for wildlife restoration.
Some foods not so good for our feathered friends.
Winter weather in January puts hamper on late goose hunting.
Author has been documenting annual holiday occurrence for years.
Yes, the opening day of Ohio’s firearms deer-hunting season was a fine kettle of fish.
Harvest more than 21,000 deer on opening day.
Author laments changing of the times, in a negative way.
Number of birds, permits sold are down so far.
Author found this out on a cold, snowy Colorado elk hunt.
Allocation of funding has been better than previous administrations.
Hot weather thought to be factor.
With the demise of U.S.-made GOEX blackpowder, muzzleloading enthusiasts will either have to use a substitute or else try to secure one of two hard-to-find and expensive European blackpowder brands.
Author witnesses poults caring for injured hen turkey.
Helping to keep ammunition industry – and dove population – from crashing.
Environmentalists fear Plain City expansion could harm waterway.
Turkey sightings among most important items right now.
DNR Division of Forestry has several firefighters on the front lines.