Bridge replacement at Harpersfield to disrupt steelheaders
Project expected to take 18 months to complete.
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Nation’s birds need our help
New report highlights plight of various species.
Bowhunters out of the gate quickly
Ohio archery hunters post significant gains in early going.
Too early to sight in your firearm for deer?
Now is the perfect time to get this important function completed.
Ohio could do a better job with its dove fields
No other hunting sport is more fun, family-friendly, author says.
With bow deer season looming, early onset of EHD a concern
This year’s outbreak of EHD comes right on the doorstep of the statewide bow season opener for deer on Sept. 24.
Fish Ohio proves casting for walleyes in August still works
Governor’s promotional event produced ‘eyes for anglers.
Controlled deer hunting in local parks a good idea
If your local park doesn’t do it, find out why.
Rebranding carp as ‘copi’ a valiant effort, but will it take?
Lake Erie’s sheepshead renaming serves as a cautionary tale.
The joys of summer – and a two-weight fly rod
Author wiles away a lazy day casting and contemplating.
Is post-pandemic fueling spate of fatal boating accidents?
ODNR officer says recent incidents concerning.
Sentinel Oak finally meets its demise
Pollick snapped this photo of the ancient oak tree along I-75 in Hancock County during one of his many trips up and down the highway.Big old trees – really big old trees – are comfortingly eternal, until they’re not. The demise of a mammoth, ancient swamp white oak in northwest Ohio’s Hancock County was like that. It seemed like it…
Alum Creekend festivities set for June 11-12
Many events planned to celebrate opening of new marina.
Ohio spring turkey kill total ‘is down for several reasons’
Still, “it is encouraging to see that all indices suggest a strong class of turkeys was produced in 2021.”
The simplicity of a fly rod and a bluegill mesh nicely
Author recently leisured away an afternoon on his small homestead pond.
Thirst for knowledge drives wild flower expeditions – when the steelhead aren’t running, of course
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.
Hunting, fishing licenses available in hard card
Division of Wildlife now offering credit card-like licenses.
Make multiple use of your spring day afield
Turkey hunt ends at noon, take up morel hunting.
CWD control efforts produce one positive from culling
ODNR uses sharpshooters to purge deer in March.
Avian influenza causes rehab centers to rethink policies
Some no longer taking in birds in light of disease finding in Ohio.
Ohio’s eagle count soars to success
Total of 806 nests counted.
Daylight Saving Time a permanent thing?
Proposal now racing through Congress.
Ohio’s rivers take spotlight with event upcoming in late March
Rivers Association also seeking to partner with new members.
Record amount set for federal dollars on firearms reimbursement
Ohio to get a portion of the money for wildlife restoration.
Bird-feeding needs deliberate choices on man’s part
Some foods not so good for our feathered friends.
State needs to adjust North Zone Waterfowl dates
Winter weather in January puts hamper on late goose hunting.
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