Olympian and member of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit (USAMU), Sgt. Alison Weisz, 29, had a powerful showing at the 2024 National Smallbore and Air Rifle Championships, part of the annual National Matches schedule, claiming
There are various theories regarding why bucks form bachelor groups, but what’s for certain is the groups provide clues to where you should hunt early in the season.
Those protesting fracking and drilling in Ohio state parks and wildlife areas have won at least a temporary victory against additional forces seeking to extract oil and gas from under Salt Fork State Park and
More than 3,100 shooters, along with parents, grandparents, coaches, and spectators descended on the Cardinal Shooting Center to compete and enjoy everything shotgunning. According to Jake Spengler, shooting sports operations manager at the Cardinal Center,
The proposal, first introduced in 2022, would have removed all animal cruelty exemptions, in essence criminalizing all hunting, fishing, trapping, animal husbandry, pest removal, and more. The sportsmen and farming communities rallied against the proposal
Dr. (Eddie) Herdendorf, former Director of Ohio Sea Grant, F.T. Stone Laboratory, and the Center of Lake Erie Area Research among his other titles, occupations, and special projects leader has just released a new book
The Oil and Gas Land Management Commission recently selected the winning bids to lease mineral rights under select Ohio DNR (ODNR) and Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) properties. Under Ohio law, the commission was required
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife featured some of the best wildlife photography and art at the Ohio State Fair.
The Division of Wildlife’s annual photo contest produced a winning image depicting an
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) Director Brian Baldridge announced recently an additional 500,000 acres of cropland are now enrolled into H2Ohio, bringing the total enrollment to 2.2 million acres statewide.
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