Hunting
Big moves at Illinois DNR: Turkey biologist exits, deputy director takes ICF lead
Paul Brewer, who became the state turkey biologist in 2010, surprised the DNR administration by announcing his retirement.
Midwest deer management challenges no longer looming… they're here
Is the hunting situation hopeless or will we see a rebound in whitetail populations?
A bass’n plan: Head south for open water
The Great Lakes region offers fabulous bass fishing – except during the winter when the lakes are frozen and the seasons are closed.
Western states wish they had Ohio's snow and cold
Drought conditions out west threatening wildfires
Bird groups threaten suit over windmill project
Plan is to build turbine at Camp Perry on Lake Erie
Swine aren't so fine: New York's pig problem
DEC grapples with eradicating feral hogs
Taking dead aim at the SAFE Act
‘Shot heard ’round New York’ event a resounding success
Muzzleloader kill chilled by temps
It would appear that Winter Storm Ion has frost-bitten Ohio’s statewide muzzle-loading deer-hunting season.
Venison donations down from 2012
With a nearly to-date six-ton shortfall in donated deer, the DNR Division of Wildlife is encouraging the state’s sportsmen to participate in the annual Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry program.
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