Two tournament fishermen who pleaded guilty to felony cheating charges after they were disqualified from the Lake Erie Walleye Trail (LEWT) Championship in September of 2022 are headed to jail.
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J. Michael Wengerd, of Dundee, may be only 33 years old, but he has been breaking clay targets and earning top shooting honors for more than 20 years. Wengerd was a hunter when he was
Cowan Lake State Park, located just south of Wilmington in southwest Ohio, is a very scenic state park. Cowan Creek was named for the area’s first surveyor, John Cowan. A dam was completed across Cowan
Five lucky youth hunters were selected from an application process to come out and spend the weekend at Deerassic Park.
An appropriations bill circulating through the Ohio House of Representatives has drawn the ire of sportsmen’s groups.
House Bill 33, part of the annual state budget bill, would drastically change the way hunting seasons
There’s good news from the Chronic Wasting Disease Surveillance Area (DSA) in Marion, Hardin and Wyandot counties.
“I can’t say the disease is spreading there,” Mike Reynolds told the Ohio Wildlife Council in April.
During a meeting of the Ohio Wildlife Council in mid-April, the council received a proposal to reduce the ruffed grouse season hunting dates and open counties due to long-term trends in declining grouse numbers.
Data supplied by the Ohio Division of Wildlife appears to demonstrate the state’s turkey flock is on the road to recovery, thanks in some measure to tightening of bag limits.
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I take a lot of people out on my boat and I like them to participate as much as possible. They can choose lures from my tackle collection, I’ll coach them about how to use
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