
Ohio hunters harvest more than 182,000 deer
That’s down slightly from last year, when 188,329 deer were checked.
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That’s down slightly from last year, when 188,329 deer were checked.

More than 3,500 bear harvested in 2016, including 60 weighing 500 pounds or more, 17 exceeded 600 pounds and the largest about 740 pounds.

Taking a break from ice fishing in Minnesota, the author targets saltwater species like puffer and grouper with hook and line.

Also, results from last summer’s hooking mortality study to be released at upcoming Mille Lacs Fisheries Advisory Committee meeting.

That brings the number of Montana rivers where it’s been found to 10.

Ohio pilot program will be featured on “Daily Planet,” which airs on Discovery Channel in Canada and the Science Channel in the United States.

For decades, pallid sturgeon have been prevented from reaching hundreds of miles of upstream spawning habitat because of an existing rock weir at the proposed dam site.

The $133,000 will help send more than 600 Maine children to conservation camps in the state, serving children ages 8 through 17 and providing outdoor and classroom experiences.

The ducks, which use the Chesapeake Bay as a winter migration destination and have a longstanding history in Maryland, could be the next symbol of the state.
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