The pre-rut, and the chase phase of late October and early November, is a wild time to be in the woods. The bucks can’t help but cruise the countryside looking for a new girlfriend. It’s
I just returned from leading a photo tour to Ecuador in South America. For 10 days we trekked through cloud forests with trees covered in mosses, lichens and bromeliads that towered over 100 feet tall.
Until I had a recent conversation with ODNR Division of Wildlife waterfowl biologist Dave Sherman, I had no idea that Ohio has relatively few duck hunters.
Granted the Buckeye State isn’t flush with water
West Mansfield, Ohio — On Oct. 31, the banquet room at the West Mansfield Sportsman’s Club filled to capacity as friends and family, work associates, and members of the community he served assembled to congratulate
Even in north-country states like Minnesota that get first crack at fresh birds coming down from Canada, sharp-eyed ducks quickly learn to pick out just about every imaginable blind or decoy spread. They know every
Tiffin, Ohio — Ohio DNR (ODNR) administrators and Division of Wildlife, Natural Areas and Preserves/Scenic Rivers, H2Ohio staff, elected state and local officials, scenic river advisory council members, supporters of Ohio stream water quality, and
Many archers swear by fixed broadheads but it’s really about personal choice. Here is some exclusive insight into my impressions.
Every season, deer are lost that could have been found. Here’s a refresher on reading a deer’s reaction at the shot, waiting the right amount of time, and knowing what the blood is telling you.
Didn’t sleep a wink all night. Too busy reliving my botched shot. Make that shots, plural.
I kept shooting low. I knew I should have aimed higher on shots two and three, but I
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