Fishing
Has there been progress in carp fight?
As anglers embrace spring and prepare for summer fishing, the fear of invasive Asian carp remains a proverbial partner in the boat – especially for anglers who fish the state’s river system and Lake Michigan.
Taking aim at deer
Antlerless-only plan in some units for portions of archery season and again in late bow-muzz
Moose collaring in state is over, but not research
Gov. Mark Dayton may have ended the practice of collaring moose in the state with his April 28 executive order, but researchers’ attempts to get to the bottom of what’s killing the iconic animals continue.
Don't neglect the figure 8
It can be tough to put muskies in the boat. They’re not called “the fish of 10,000 casts” for nothing.
Summer target shooting season: Youth firearms tips
Plinking with the .22 is fun, builds basic firearms familiarity, and establishes safety rules for young shooters
A lifetime fishing philosophy for kids and adults alike
Whether it’s bass, walleyes, pike, or perch… in any weather at any age, angling can bond parents and kids, friends and mere acquaintances, or even perfect strangers.
Early waterfowl work: Going long with dog training drills
Working distance retrieves with your dog now will reap rewards when this fall’s duck and goose hunting seasons arrive
Why do gobblers go silent in the spring?
There are a variety of reasons, Ohio turkey biologist says
Avian flu hitting close to home in Ohio
Bird disease hasn’t been found here, but it has in neighboring states
