
Pheasants Forever adds two new Ohio chapters
The first is a dual Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever chapter based in Dayton, Ohio, and the second is a Pheasants Forever chapter located in the state’s northeast corner.

The first is a dual Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever chapter based in Dayton, Ohio, and the second is a Pheasants Forever chapter located in the state’s northeast corner.

Dedicated people volunteer to be hunting, trapping, and fishing mentors to kids. But are we teaching the proper message to our would-be hunters, trappers, and anglers?

Sen. Nathan Manning (R-N. Ridgeville) honored the team members on the floor of the Ohio Senate in recognition of their outstanding performance at the 2022 Ohio State High School Clay Target Championships.

Ohio anglers enjoyed a brief window of ice fishing during the last week and a half of December 2022 before warmer temperatures deteriorated ice conditions around the state.
Air temperatures in Central Ohio, for

Painesville, Ohio — The Ohio DNR has repurposed a frequently inundated parking lot into a 10-acre wetland at the 120-acre Headlands Beach State Park. This former parking lot and soon-to-be birding destination is located at

Harvest up more than 1,000 deer over 2022 as hunters take advantage of the muzzleloader season in Ohio that wrapped up on Jan. 10.

Late season crappies feed heavily before the ice forms. It is a common belief. I agree, the feeding activity is more robust than it was in the summer and early fall.

Mentor, Ohio — No one can question the angling bonafides of Mentor’s Bob Ashley, particularly when it comes to steelhead fishing. However, even by Ashley’s high standards, this fall has gone beyond reasonable expectations. On

Port Clinton, Ohio — As the Miller Ferry made some of its last projected trips of the season in mid-December, one of the pieces of freight that was seen being sent over offered some promise
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