Frost clung to the hayfield, causing every stem to appear silver at first light. A hunter eased into his stand along the narrow creek bottom. It was the kind of spot most hunters would overlook
“Wildlife habitats are crucial for maintaining biodiversity and ecological balance, providing essential resources for various species. Protecting these habitats ensures the survival of wildlife and the health of ecosystems, which ultimately benefits human populations as
As the old adage goes “you can’t eat antlers.”
With that in mind, the Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife is once again urging bowhunters and deer hunters in general to shoot more antlerless deer
With Ohio’s deer herd growing faster than hunters, coyotes, and automobiles are removing them, more nuisance complaints are being submitted to the Ohio Division of Wildlife for the agency to address.
The spread of
Mark Kerr, a vice president for the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 114, which represents the game wardens and waterways conservation officers of the Pennsylvania Game and Fish & Boat commissions, gave a compelling presentation
For most hunters, taking a trophy bear is a once-in-a-lifetime accomplishment.
For Lapeer County’s Dave Demsky, it happened on his very first bear hunt.
And not just any bear. Demsky’s Menominee County bruin
They are more than mere well-behaved dogs. They are crime solvers, finders of the lost and injured, and ambassadors of good will for the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
They are the division’s “canine officers”
I completed my hunting safety course at the age of 14. At 16, I had two seasons of small game hunting under my belt.
We take photographs of it, measure it, weigh it, rate it and then publish it. That isn’t inherently wrong. Throughout the years I have admired many trophy deer, pretty fish and memorable harvests.
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