The chase for world’s flattest shooting cartridge
Ron Spomer
February 21, 2023
In the world of firearms cartridges, fast and flat are still intoxicating for modern shooters.
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Reloading firearm cartridges in its simplest form
Mike Raykovicz
February 21, 2023
Ask any reloader and they will tell you that reloading is a satisfying and enjoyable hobby and one that can alleviate what has become in recent years an annual and sometimes frustrating search for ammunition.
Outdoor Steward: 5 top implements for managing your property
Christopher Jennings
February 21, 2023
Tools for food-plot building and other hobby farm chores.
Red fox impales itself, rehabbed at Ohio’s Lake County center before release
Jeff Frischkorn
February 19, 2023
The release of the medically rehabilitated red fox Jan. 16 by the Lake Metroparks’ Kevin P. Clinton Wildlife Center in Kirtland was a homecoming of sorts for the animal.
It was at the several-acre
Previewing the nation’s biggest bass fishing tournaments in 2023
Joe Albert
February 19, 2023
Open-water fishing for many anglers remains on the distant horizon, a dream tempered by frozen lakes, piles of snow, and bone-chilling cold. Some anglers, though, are leaving winter behind and heading south to chase bass
Ohio has options for trout: Here’s how to find them
John Tertuliani
February 18, 2023
Ohio has but a few rivers with trout, but they are good ones.
River trout provide some of the memories that smallmouth bass do. I have to go to a beautiful surrounding to find
Beating the winter blues, one fly at a time
Jeff Frischkorn
February 17, 2023
Actually, the lie kind of, sort of, started the night before. With my wife, Bev, in Florida for nearly three weeks helping her elderly parents, I was left to fend for myself.
Check out these Ohio spots for winter panfish
John Tertuliani
February 17, 2023
Panfish are a great way to round out the winter. I expect to find some in the same general locations, whether it is through the ice or in open water.
A quick chat with Katie McKalip of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers
Dean Bortz
February 16, 2023
Few people have both feet planted in the natural resources public policy arena like Katie McKalip, of Missoula, Mont. During the past 16 years, she’s worked for the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (2007-2015), and since
