
Cash Part 2: A bird dog’s bold journey to confidence
When we eased into the kennel lot, trucks and dog trailers were everywhere. The kennel was hosting a field and water trial that had started early to get ahead of the heat of the day.

When we eased into the kennel lot, trucks and dog trailers were everywhere. The kennel was hosting a field and water trial that had started early to get ahead of the heat of the day.

I know I’m not the only one who nearly goes stir-crazy from winter, and I’m raring to go on my 2023 deer habitat-management projects.
Before starting, however, I’ve been spending my time assessing the

The increased usage of rifles shooting straight-walled cartridges has probably made deer hunting safer in Ohio and other states where they are legal.
That’s at least the opinion of Ken Fitz, the ODNR Division

The makeshift gravel parking area near the trout stream in western Wisconsin already had two cars idling in it, and another had just sped off.
It was a cool morning by July standards. Rain

Why don’t northern deer change their coat colors with the seasons? Might it not be adaptive to grow a white coat in the winter?
Perhaps the difference between deer and rabbits is about predator

If there had been a “Youngest Entrepreneur Award” bestowed upon a vendor at February’s National Fishing Expo in Columbus the trophy would have made the return trip to Quincy, Ohio, in the arms of Brezlyn

Big things are under way this spring in northwest Ohio’s scenic Sandusky River, as in the search for 30- to 40-pound “big things” known as grass carp.
And that’s not all. The popular walleye
The Grand River Wildlife Area Shooting Range features accessible parking, shooting benches, and restroom facilities.

Through the process of naming this year’s Ohio Outdoor News Person of the Year, Ed Crosby, president of the Ohio Hunter and Trapper Education Instructors Association, said the Sunderlins were worthy candidates. And, he added,
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