Ohio muzzleloader deer harvest tops 19 thousand with Coshocton leads
Ohio hunters checked 19 251 deer during muzzleloader season January 7 to 10, with Coshocton County at 722 leading the state. Other top counties were Licking 639 Musk ingum 638 Guernsey 612 Tuscarawas 581 Belmont 577 Harrison 569 Knox 470 Meigs 466 Jefferson 465. Lorain 162 and Cuyahoga five. Archery season continues to February 5. Photo submissions welcome at wildohio com. A Wellington man among 11 hired from 650 applicants for the Wildlife Officer Training Academy, Aaron Brown 30, begins six months of training, followed by May 4 basic training and eight weeks of ODNR wildlife command.
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Coshocton County
Coshocton
Licking County
Muskingum
Guernsey
Tuscarawas
Belmont
Harrison
Knox
Meigs
Jefferson
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Wildlife Officer Training Academy
Aaron Brown
ODNR
Division of Wildlife
Sportsman Flea Market at Medina County Fairgrounds
The Columbia Game Club hosts a Sportsman's Flea Market on February 18 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Medina County Community Center on the fairgrounds. Admission is five dollars with free entry for women and children under sixteen. Contact Joe Najm or Del Shamp for details.
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Columbia Game Club
Medina County Community Center
Medina County Fairgrounds
Joe Najm
del Shamp
Put-in-Bay Ice Fishing Hopes Fade Across Lake Erie
Fishermen in the Put-in-Bay area face a likely sparse ice season as warm conditions delay lake freezing. Guides and charter operators warn of lost income and canceled trips while scientists note trend toward warmer winters and potential ice even later. Local hotels, bed and breakfasts, and transport services feel the impact as communities await subzero stretches to form usable ice.
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Put-In-Bay
John Hageman
Lake Erie
Put-in- Bay
Hageman
Port Clinton
Mike Matta
Sandusky Bay
Randy Sells
Papa John Charters
Sells
Marblehead
Larry Fletcher
Ottawa County Visitors Bureau
Fletcher
DJ Parker
Niagara
Eric Weimer
Ohio Division of Wildlife Fish Research Station
Sandusky
Weimer
Lake Erie Islands
Matta
East Harbor State Park
Ohio State University
Stone Laboratory
Gibraltar Island
DeLaet Leads Sony Open After Back Surgery Comeback
Graham DeLaet shot a 7 under 63 to take a two stroke lead at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Former Sony Open winner K J Choi and Carl Pettersson trailed at 65 as Steve Stricker, Webb Simpson, and Bud Cauley followed at 66. DeLaet spoke of renewed happiness to be back on tour after back surgery last year.
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Graham DeLaet
DeLaet
Eagle
Carl Pettersson
K.J. Choi
Steve Stricker
Webb Simpson
Bud Cauley
Stricker
Ernie Els
Hawaii
Maui
Cauley
Oahu
Todd Fujikawa
Aronimink
Choi
Dallas
Kapalua
Pettersson
North Carolina
Harris English
Georgia
English
Horizon Science tops CCS in tense late comeback win
Horizon Science defeated Christian Community 52 to 47 as Lucas hit clutch free throws with 11 seconds left after a back‑and‑forth second half. Dionte Pearl, DeAndre Mills and Darin Hunt led Horizon Science, while Weston Lucas and Hull paced CCS with double‑digit scores and sharp rebounding.
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Horizon Science
CCS
Lucas
Dragons
Jack Limpert
Hull
Warriors
Horizon
Jeff Wykle
Elijah Miller
Dionte Pearl
DeAndre Mills
Darin Hunt
Robert Hardy
Marlon Lopez
Chris Beard
Dominic Houlitrak
Saunta Jones
Joe Howard
Eric Maxwell
Christian Community
Weston Lucas
Nate Hull
Caleb Sliter
Quinton Pruitt
Hardy
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Joburg
Ireland
Damien McGrane
England
Jamie Elson
Royal Johannesburg
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Honolulu
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