There is still hope after regular firearms seasons are over to put your tag on a deer, and it often revolves around pinpointing the best food source on the property you hunt.
I truly don’t have words for how much I detest burning a deer tag, especially the expensive out-of-state variety. I’ve also made it a regular occurrence on many of my out-of-state adventures.
MY grandfather’s pink lips, rosyred cheeks, and crimson ears bore the expression of an unhappy man. Call it frozen exasperation.
Often, certain fish species can be attracted to a lure or presentation based simply on their biology and what they like to eat.
You won’t find the wild turkey, Canada geese, mallards or any of the hunted bird species on the “tipping point”
Hocking Hills State Park in southeast Ohio recently received a mention as one of the most popular state parks in the U.S. over the past year.
Results from 2022 Lake Erie hatch surveys showed western basin walleye, central basin walleye, and western basin yellow perch hatches were above average, while central basin yellow perch hatches continue to be well below average.
Spillways provide an excellent opportunity for anglers to catch crappies and saugeyes. Many spillways offer public access, parking, sometimes other amenities such as tables and restrooms.
Anglers are catching good numbers of crappies in many places, and yellow perch has been a bonus in many of these locations.
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