The Wayne National Forest in Ohio has a particularly creative Christmas tree tradition: recycling local communities’ live Christmas trees to build homes for fish.
Some organizations value symmetry while others like total inches of antler. Categories usually are separated into “typical” or “non-typical,” with symmetry between the two sides of the animal having value.
By analyzing coyote diets and their movement in Cape Breton Highlands National Park, where the attack occurred on a popular trail, the researchers concluded that the coyotes were forced to rely on moose instead of
Ohio’s rabbit hunting season continues through Feb. 28. Follow Martino’s advice for busting the brush in search of bunnies without the help of a dog.
In the big picture, topsoil loss speaks to larger problems.
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife has contributed $25,000 in a grant to Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry (FHFH) to support local food banks with donated venison.
Van Wert, Ohio — Perhaps because of the attack by animal rights activists or a combination of reasons seen throughout the fur industry, the Lion Farm USA mink ranch in Van Wert County announced its
Not all jigging spoons are created equal. How spoons are manufactured – and their weight – determines their rate of fall and how we’ll fish them.
Whether a spoon is stamped, poured, or cast
During the Jan. 7 to Jan. 10 muzzleloader deer hunting season, hunters killed 13,617 animals. That’s up from the 11,429 deer shot during the 2022 muzzleloading deer hunting season. This year’s black-powder season also was
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