Just as its name may imply, Harwood Lake is seemingly the main draw to the Harwood Lake Multiple Use Area in east-central Cattaraugus County.
But there’s more to the 301-acre property than the 34-acre
Until I had a recent conversation with ODNR Division of Wildlife waterfowl biologist Dave Sherman, I had no idea that Ohio has relatively few duck hunters.
Granted the Buckeye State isn’t flush with water
Tiffin, Ohio — Ohio DNR (ODNR) administrators and Division of Wildlife, Natural Areas and Preserves/Scenic Rivers, H2Ohio staff, elected state and local officials, scenic river advisory council members, supporters of Ohio stream water quality, and
The Indiana DNR has confirmed highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) as the cause of death for multiple geese in Hamilton County.
Additionally, multiple blue-wing teal in Greene County were confirmed to have HPAI through
I hear many hunters make assumptions before a hunt. Some think they won’t need much calling because they’re sitting on the X, while others expect to call aggressively because they’re running traffic.
Diehard anglers catching walleyes, muskies, and crappies. Here’s the Minnesota fishing and hunting report on Oct. 28, 2026.
Mallards and other ducks have been slow to arrive on the Illinois and Mississippi rivers, with the latest aerial survey showing waterfowl numbers well below historical averages as hunting efforts in the northern and central
Duck season has been open for nearly a month, and normally that’s about all I’m thinking about or doing at this time of year. But while I enjoy every single opportunity that is available to
The decline in waterfowl and waterfowl hunters is apparent to most hunters. In contrast, I don’t see any obvious drop-off in numbers of fishing boats on the lakes I frequent.
To see the trend
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