Fox calling trip sparks homefront humor and wildlife notes
Outdoorsmen faced trouble after a late night fox calling trip led to suspicions at home about their activity. The piece also covers Cardinal Flower protection, Ohio Water Commission actions, and a statewide duck release program detailing locations, counts, and bands for tracking.
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Ray Weaver
New Concord
Outdoor Ohio book praised for guiding recreation access
A readers letter praises the Outdoor Ohio volume by Ohio Outdoor Writers, noting George Laycock’s camping piece and advocating nature based development in Shawnee Forest Scioto County. The writer urges modest, nature focused plans for Rast Harbor and highlights Ohio’s forest lands and public use potential.
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Taft Harbor
America
Shawnee Forest
Sciota County
Sciota Sountys
Shawnee State Forest
Rast Harbor
Ani
Hagon
Shawnee
Forest
D.M
Archery notes from Ohio writers and upcoming shoots
A vivid snapshot of archery activity with Ohio writers reporting on bowhunting theories, draw weights, and film coverage. The piece describes a Northeastern Invitational at Grafton, a Penn Ohio shoot in Youngstown, Vermilion Bow and Barre, and major events like national target championships at Owford, highlighting turnout, registration quirks, and club efficiency.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ifc
Ren
Montgomery
Millec
Sie Tank
Wunter
Grafton
Youngstown
Vermilion Bow
Barre
Weekly Fishing Report for Sandusky Area
Fair perch and bass activity reported around the Bay Bridge Foghorn Lions Park Cedar Point shoreline and Kelleys Island areas. Good catfish catches at Bay Bridge Lions Park east Sandusky Bay and Johnsons Island. Bluegills found in East and West Harbors Resthaven and Batten Park Sludge Basin.
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Sandusky
Area Chamber of Commerce
Fairperch
Ridge
Foghorn
Sandusky Bay
Bickérel
Black
Rugged At Ruggles Brings Smallmouth Spree on the Lake
The report notes ongoing smallmouth fishing at Ruggles with key catches by Roy reps and Mike Stan, who aboard a boat landed 46 for the week. Anglers found pockets, anchored, and fished, with several fish in the three-pound class, near the reef between the Human lighthouse and the Vermilion water tower. Earlier catches came from Cranberry Creek to Volunteer Bay.
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Lake Fire
Ruggles
Roy Reps
Mike Stan
Tam . Lovin
Atter Reef
Cranberry Creek
Volunteer Bay
Woodcock Abundant at Resthaven Attracts Hunters
Resthaven reports plentiful woodcock for hunters with dogs at the feral door area. Local game managers note a breeding population supports quail and buckwheat strips aim to attract ducks. A northern pike weighing one pound was caught at Resthaven port by Walter Stacey in Sandusky.
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Resthaven
Game Management
Eshing
Reshaven
Waller Stacey
Sandusky
Fennwood to Host State Skeet and Regatta Weekend
Fennwood Shooting Park hosts the Ohio State Skeet Association state championships with cash prizes totaling $10,000 and silver flatware. the event runs from Friday through Sunday near Bellevue and Monroeville. Detroit Crescent Sail Yacht Club prevails as host for the ILY-YA regatta starting with powerboat races on Sunday and sailing classes for the championship trophies.
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Sandy
Toledo
Detroit
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Ily-Ya- Commodore
Ted Rarer
TLYA
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Bellevue
Ohio State
Dick Hi
Dick Blair
Ohio Wildlife Council weighs statewide season for waterfowl
The Ohio Wildlife Council discussed hunting rules for 1960 61 including a possible statewide waterfowl season and changes to squirrel and raccoon limits. District delegates split on zoning and gun season length while urging uniform statewide regulations to reduce hunter confusion and ensure fair treatment across the state.
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Ohio
Hayden
Olds
Columbus
Oia Wildlife Council
Ithe Council
Quaie
Record High Lake Erie Fish Kinds in 1959 to 1969
The U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries reports Lake Erie catch statistics from 1913 to 1969 showing yellow perch and sheepshead reaching their peak production in the six year period. Walleye remains low in 1969, with 1956 as its peak. blue pike sauger and others decline except sauger in the eastern lake. Commercial outlook for 1960 favors yellow perch sheepshead and carp.
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