It was Kid’s Day-Plus-Two during Ohio’s youth-only wild turkey hunting season, April 12 and April 13.
With nearly 7,000 youth turkey tags issued, the participants – all of whom were age 17 and under
Ohio’s regular turkey seasons are divided into two zones: the south zone, which began on Saturday, April 19, and the northeast zone (Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, and Trumbull counties), which opens on Saturday, May 3.
Ohio’s ginseng dealers will face slightly tighter regulations if the state wildlife council approves new rules for buying the valuable plant. The vote will come at the council’s April 30 meeting.
Michele Horn, who
One of the best family events of the summer is returning to Perry County on Saturday, June 14.
The Perry County Sheriff’s Office will present the Hooked on Fishing, Not on Drugs Youth Fishing
The Ohio House of Representatives’ plan to cut $120 million from H2Ohio, Gov. Mike DeWine’s flagship water quality program, jeopardizes the state’s fragile progress in combating harmful algal blooms and safeguarding clean drinking water for
Other than ice fishing, several of the most passionate walleye fishermen that this reporter knows look forward the most to being able to catch male (jack) walleyes by vertical jigging.
In Lake Erie, this is
White bass migrations occur throughout Ohio. The average migration varies with location (river or lake tributary) and latitude. It starts as a trickle. Catchable numbers arrive as April turns into May. I try to arrive
Prairie fires are serious business.
All you have to do to understand that statement is volunteer to tote and deploy a drip-torch – a heavy metal canister with a thick handle and curly-Q spout,
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife announced on Friday that two Mississippi men pleaded guilty to multiple wildlife violations after poaching white-tailed deer in southeast Ohio. The men were ordered to
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