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Ohio Cuffs and Collars – March 27th, 2015

Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • State wildlife officer John Coffman, assigned to Fayette County, received a call from the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office that a teenage girl was bitten by an unknown wild

Corps: Buckeye Lake dam could fail

The chance of a catastrophic dam failure is so high at a central Ohio lake that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has recommended the popular recreational reservoir be drained until repairs can be made

Changes afoot with algae legislation

Some state lawmakers and those within Gov. John Kasich’s administration no longer appear on the same page when it comes to fighting the spread of algae in Lake Erie since a toxin contaminated drinking water

Michigan Cuffs & Collars – March 27th, 2015

DISTRICT 1 No report DISTRICT 2 CO Jeff Panich was checking ice anglers near Cedarville when he pulled up to a portable shanty with tip-ups out. A check of the area revealed no one was

Turkey numbers stable as season nears

Spring turkey hunters can expect to see ample numbers of gobblers this spring in their historic ancestrial range in southern Michigan, and slightly fewer birds as they head north.

Debate continues over coyote-wolf hybrids

Reports of coyote-wolf hybrids in Michigan have sparked debate online in recent months, and research by the University of Michigan and the DNR confirms their existence.

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