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So far, Ohio turkey harvest sees good gains
Cicada hatch two years ago credited with bump.

Good times, bad times on the water
The Led Zeppelin song, “Good Times, Bad Times,” was echoing in my head following a convoluted morning of mishaps and bungles. Sometimes you just have one of those days. Other days you can do no

Spring has sprung, and has trout anglers and turkey hunters thankful
If you are one of those anglers who has been waiting for ice out to finally come at your favorite trout pond, you may finally be in luck. What has been one of the longest

Sandhill Wildlife Area offering learn-to-hunt program to first-time deer hunters
Sandhiil offers two programs, one for kids ages 12 to 15, another for those age 16 and older.

This turkey season, keep an eye out for ‘other’ birds, too
Ohio is a major migratory corridor for many species.

Fast and furious walleye jigging tips for opener and early season open-water fishing
Though border-water angling has been underway for weeks, Minnesota’s fishing season starts Saturday, May 12, and walleyes and jigs go hand-in-hand.

Pennsylvania Grand Canyon a dreamland for exciting outdoor pursuits
I’ve just returned from my annual week-long trip to Tioga County to partake of the first week of spring gobbler season and pitch and lob various insect imitations into the waters of the Big Pine

Turn journaling into phenology
Morel mushrooms appear when the oak leaves are the size of a squirrel’s ear, someone once proclaimed. That was an old adage using phenology to correlate one event with another. Even though this adage is

Missing a gobbler: It happened today, and it will probably happen again
Still, the excitement surrounding turkey hunting is the very reason we arise in the middle of the night and head out into the turkey woods.