Duck hunting the ‘Magic Hour’
Site Staff
November 9, 2023
DU partnership hunt lands in Ohio marshland
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Fracking on state lands, solar energy hot topics right now in Ohio
Jane Beathard
November 6, 2023
Energy – clean and otherwise – is a hot topic of conversation all over Ohio these days – and especially in Madison County.
I received a letter from the Ohio Environmental Council (OEC) last
Belly contents of fish can brew contentions among anglers
Mike Schoonveld
November 3, 2023
I showed up at a fish cleaning station one day just in time to hear a friendly argument between a couple of fishermen, each claiming to have caught a bigger fish than the other. They’d
Pennsylvania big woods trip shows we’re not the only hunters out there
Tyler Frantz
November 2, 2023
Somewhere around 2 a.m., my deep slumber was abruptly awakened by the shrill cadence of barks, yips and howls. Taking a moment to get my bearings, I remembered I was visiting my buddy Julian’s camp
National Archery in the Schools certainly a program worth saving
Mike Raykovicz
November 1, 2023
Physical Education curricula throughout New York State have incorporated lifetime sports programs for a long time now. Sports like tennis, golf, and archery are now emphasized because these are the activities in which children can
Public can help protect Ohio’s Big, Little Darbies; comment period open until Nov. 17 on protection amendment
Steve Pollick
October 31, 2023
If you care about clean water and scenic, biologically rich streams, now is your chance to get on board a drive to encourage the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to declare the Big Darby and Little
Why keeping a field journal is essential for hunting and foraging
Gretchen Steele
October 31, 2023
Time and time again I find myself turning not only to my field journals, but also to those that I inherited from others. Looking at the really old ones is bitter sweet, knowing many of
Now it begins: The rut is just getting started
Ron Steffe
October 28, 2023
Just about all deer experts, both hunters and the science-based research variety, agree that the breeding between female and male whitetails can be broken down into three separate phases.
First is the “pre
Resurrecting a salmon fishery in New York’s Niagara River
Bill Hilts Jr.
October 26, 2023
When the days in New York begin to shorten and the colors of autumn slowly take hold of the landscape, Chinook salmon begin the process of returning to the rivers and streams that they have
