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
The City of Hamilton was awarded $2.44 million in funding through the H2Ohio Rivers program to begin design and technical evaluation of how the city’s Great Miami River low dam could be removed or modified.
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
One of the most popular lakes in southwest Ohio is facing some major changes. The changes will affect the many fishermen, bass tournaments, kayakers, and sailing clubs that call Cowan Lake their home waters. <br
Gene Gilliland will retire at the end of 2026 following a distinguished 12-year career as B.A.S.S. conservation director.
Gilliland has devoted 43 years of his professional life to bass fishing, fisheries management, and conservation.
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”
Almost 3,000 acres of Ohio’s only national forest were leased recently for more than $11 million for horizontal drilling for natural gas.
The federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) auctioned off 40 parcels of
The Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife fisheries biologists in charge of lake sturgeon reintroduction in the state are encouraged about the program’s progress so far.
So says Eric Weimer, fisheries biologist supervisor for the
“Bronx is eaten up with fishing! You should come see for yourself.” My brother, Curt, was not describing the angling habits of a borough in New York City. He was describing his 9-year-old grandson, Bronx
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