It’s spring! And that means most Ohio wild creatures are nurturing (or will soon be nurturing) young offspring. Madison County Wildlife Officer Matt Teders sighted nests of cottontail rabbits and dens of red fox in
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • During the 2011 muzzleloader season, Logan County Wildlife Officer Adam Smith was on patrol and observed a vehicle parked just inside a woodlot near a roadway. Smith looked
Maumee, Ohio – The much-awaited spring walleye runs in the Maumee and Sandusky rivers got under way in mid-March and fishing prospects should be good for the forseeable future. The fish are not yet in
Banquets/Fundraisers April 2: Sandusky River Chapter NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Wyandot County Fairgrounds. For more info call Gregg Leeth, 419-294-5273. April 2: Hocking Hills Sharpspurs, 5:30 p.m., Lee’s Banquet Haus. For more info call Jim
Toledo, Ohio (AP) – Ohio has moved closer to joining neighboring states in the debate over natural gas drilling, a shift that could bring jobs and more money along with worries over the effects on
Toxic algae bloom is a major issue St. Marys, Ohio – Ohio’s biggest inland lake has big problems, but a group of local organizations are determined to restore its former greatness as a natural resource
The Lake Erie walleye and yellow perch population is such that Ohio won’t make any changes to bag limits for this year. That was the conclusion of the Lake Erie Committee of the Great Lakes
Steelheaders on Conneaut Creek will soon enjoy an improved pull-off/parking lot near downtown Conneaut. The Ohio Division of Watercraft is working with the Friends of Conneaut Creek and the Central Basin steelheaders in an effort
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) – Ohio has moved closer to joining neighboring states in the debate over natural gas drilling, a shift that could bring jobs and more money along with worries over the impact on
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