Opinion

I just previewed an excellent British-produced documentary about the October 2011 incident in Muskingum County that resulted in new legislation to control the ownership of exotic wildlife in Ohio. “Shoot to Kill: The Ohio Animal

Last summer’s drought led to significantly fewer toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie, according to Jeff Reutter, director of the Ohio Sea Grant College Program. “We had hugely reduced phosphorus levels,” Reutter said. “There was

Ashley, Ohio – Ohio hunters should begin preparing for the hunting seasons of some of the state’s most popular game species with ring-necked pheasant, cottontail rabbit and bobwhite quail. The hunting seasons for upland game

Hurricane Sandy likely only be a memory in the minds of firearms deer hunters when their hunting season begin Nov. 26. However, that won’t stop the impact of Sandy’s passage from affecting the harvest. The

Sportmen and sportswomen in Ohio and elsewhere have an important upcoming date to remember, and it is not an opener to a hunting or fishing season. It is election day, Tuesday, Nov. 6. As a

A Madison County food bank will benefit from a London-area man’s failure to properly check and tag the 9-point buck he harvested on the morning of Oct. 1. Richard L. Turvy, 23, of London, was

Columbus – Fall wild turkey hunting opened in 48 Ohio counties on Oct. 13, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife. The season continues through Sunday, Nov. 25. “The warm and dry spring resulted in

Editor’s note: Ohio Outdoor News Contributing Writer Larry Moore caught up with Congressman and Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan on Sept. 29 at the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance annual Save Our Heritage rally. Below is the

Athens, Ohio – Fishers, woodland furbearers extirpated in Ohio since the mid 1800s, are making a comeback, according to state wildlife biologists. Suzie Prange of the Ohio DNR’s Waterloo Research Station in Athens told state