Outdoor-related news items from around the state of Ohio published in the March 17, 2023 edition of Ohio Outdoor News.
It’s tough to sell the deer hunting public on harvesting more antlerless deer when all they see is antlers in one form or another.
After all, most every deer hunter would love to have
Wildlife Forever’s Clean Drain Dry Initiative is a nationwide effort to prevent invasive species. The program has a particular interest in Ohio.
Though the cars were designed to carry ubiquitous cargo trailers, the train just as readily could have pulled a string of tankers loaded with who-knows-what.
Licenses can be purchased at wildohio.gov, on the HuntFish OH mobile app, or at participating agents statewide.
Practicing your calling is important (and, yes, it is fun) so that you can masterfully replicate the sounds of the wild turkey as best you can when it becomes game time. There is a time
A team observing raccoon and opossum behavior along urban and wilderness fringe of Crocodile National Wildlife Refuge fitted dozens of the mammals with GPS collars, then tracked their locations for months.
Hunters have been spoiled by being able to harvest two gobblers during the spring season in Ohio. Now, one gobbler will be each hunter’s limit.
I’m grateful that Ohio’s turkeys are being given a
Field reports from Ohio Division of Wildlife published in the March 17, 2023 edition of Ohio Outdoor News.
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