
Ohio’s Larry Himburg, 91, honored for hunter instructor work
Ninety-one-year-old Larry Himburg was one of two men honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the annual banquet of the Ohio Hunter Trapper Education Instructors Association (OHTEIA).

Ninety-one-year-old Larry Himburg was one of two men honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the annual banquet of the Ohio Hunter Trapper Education Instructors Association (OHTEIA).

What each Lake County first-grader received this year – about 2,600 or so students in all – was a one- to two-year-old white pine seedling, each one about 10 to 12 inches long. The seedlings

The Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife is in the process of building the three new facilities on the lake right now and the agency says they’ll be available for angler use by mid-April to early

For walleyes, the total allowable catch (TAC) will be 13,526,00 fish, a 7% decrease from last year’s TAC of 14,533,000, but up from 2021 (12,284,000), 2020 (10,237,000), and 2019 (8,531,000) fish respectively.
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The announcement came weeks after U.S. Congress members prodded Biden to seek more support for the lakes from Canada, which critics have accused of doing too little.

Conservation groups lined up to hop aboard the RAWA train last week, as federal legislation – the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act – was reintroduced in the U.S. Senate.
The bill would “make nearly $1.4

Bobcats were the hot topic at the Ohio Bowhunters Association (OBA) annual banquet again this year, held in March at the Cherry Valley Hotel in Newark.
The primary concern is the bobcats’ perceived effect

On March 11, the League of Ohio Sportsmen (LOOS) caught up on its recognition of Ohio’s elite conservationists by handing out three years’ worth of awards at its 115th annual banquet.

The ODNR Division of Wildlife recently welcomed in 11 new wildlife officers who just graduated from the officer academy. The officers are shown here flanked by ODNR Director Mary Mertz, far left, and Division of
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