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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2005
Page
10
A humorous naturalist guide explores inches and feet, converting small units into land and creature counts. It playfully scales to yards and cubic feet, prompting readers to calculate bugs in spaces from postage stamp to large yards while invoking Gary Gstrone as a naturalist writer.
The 48th annual Cleveland Sport Travel and Quitivor Show takes place at I X Center 6200 Riverside Drive near Hopkins airport from March 12 through 20. Admission 9.85 for adults, 4 for ages 12, children under 5 free. info line 800 600 0307 and wow.sportandtravel.com.
American Legion Post 717 hosts Sunday turkey and meat shoots from noon to 6 p.m. at 34601 Royalton Road North Faton next to B4 Lumber Co. Call Jim at 440 236 5160 for details. Sportsman's Gun and Reel Club runs Waatchy turkey shoots Saturdays at 44175 Middle Ridge Road Amherst. call 440 203 8287 for info.
The Ohio Division of Natural Resources invites applications for 135 slots in a beginner fly fishing clinic at Castalia State Fish Hatchery in Erie County. Sessions run Fridays April 28 to June 3 with morning and afternoon options, instructor-led fishing for rainbow trout, and a postcard submission process due April 1.
Wildlife officials in Ohio propose a two month permit trapping season for river otters while states like Kentucky New Jersey and Florida expand otter and bear hunting amid rising populations. Proponents argue managed hunting protects habitats and reduces crop and vehicle damage, while critics urge cautious reintroduction and nonlethal alternatives.
Native wildlife reintroductions have surged in numbers with bears in New Jersey rising from 100 to over 3,000 and gray wolves released a decade ago now in hundreds. Meanwhile Ohio proposes a regulated otter season from December to February across 43 counties, allowing limited trapping in some counties with penalties for noncompliance.
Ohio's Department of Natural Resources Division of Watercraft recorded seven boating fatalities in 2004, the lowest since records began in 1960. The drop comes amid higher boater education and enforcement, with life jacket use lacking in all seven deaths and alcohol a factor in three.
Ohio hunters checked 27,749 deer during the four day muzzleloader season December 27 to 30, a roughly 1 percent increase from the prior year. County tallies list Tuscarawas 1114 Clark 820 Coshocton 883 Jefferson 843 Athens 032 Tahernsay 741 Knox 736 Meigs 692 Licking 584 and Ashland 682. Since October 1,201 deer totals statewide reach 201,270. Archery season so far yields 40,960 deer through six weeks as it runs through January.
Ice on Lake Erie is breaking up and temperatures and recent rains have reduced safe ice. Water is dangerously cold for boats and anglers should avoid rivers near flood stages. Reports indicate very limited fishing with several rivers flooded and Danials Park area unsafe after weekend dam collapse.
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