Solon Hires Sharpshooters to Cull Deer Herd
The city of Solon plans to pay White Buffalo Inc. $300,400 to kill 600 deer next month, using out of town sharpshooters at $45 to $95 per hour. The piece mocks the plan, cites hunter anecdotes from Indians pitchers and players, and questions taxpayer value while noting heavy use of corn bait and high powered rifles.
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Solon
White Buffalo, Inc
Connecticut
Union High
Bob Wickman
Wisconsin
Jake Westbrook
Georgia
Snowmobile use urged to protect environment by Tread Lightly
Snowmobile riding grows and land managers seek balance with nature. Tread Lightly! urges riders to ride legally, map open areas, pack out waste, minimize noise, use groomed trails, and keep engines in tune. Emphasizes wilderness rules and wildlife respect.
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Tread Lightly
Jovi Bevis
Tread
Wwwireadlighthvorg
Snowmobile Manufacturers Association
Www
Snowmobilearg
Fishing report hints at improving ice conditions this week
Weekend blizzard conditions curtailed fishing with ice slowly improving. Protected areas like Sandusky Bay and Bass Islands lead in ice fishing while unprotected main lake areas face under ice currents and cracks. Rivers and smaller streams are largely frozen with poor fishing prospects.
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Colt
Sandusky Bay
Bass Islands
Lake Erie
One Man Six Sided Shapes and a Snowflake Journey
A family explores geometry and marvels at six sided snowflakes observed on a car window. The narrative celebrates hexagonal symmetry and recounts Wilson Bentley the pioneer who photographed over 5000 snowflakes starting in 1885, noting no two were alike. Weather shifts bring sleet and freezing rain alongside winter joys.
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Egypt
Hatady
Wilson A. Bentley
Vermont
Jericho
Nothiig
Shane
Snowflake shapes vary with temperature changes and impurities
Snowflakes change size and form as temperatures shift from roughly 20 F to 43 F, often appearing as columns or stars. Impurities like dirt cause faster melting and affect shape. spinning tops tend to be symmetrical on ground impact, while irregular drops end lop-sided. Algae can inhabit water and snow.
Sportsmans Show and Fishing Seminars Near Cleveland
The 48th annual Cleveland Spar Travel and Outdoor Show runs at Canter near Hopkins in Cleveland with adult admission 9.95, children 4 and under free. A Spring Women’s Stealhead Trout Angling Seminar by Ohio Sea Grant is at Lake Erie Nature and Science Center with preregistration 10. Details include various weekly shoots at American Legion Post 717 in North Eaton and Sportsman’s Gun & Reel Club in Amherst with contact numbers for more information.
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Riverside Drive
Hopkins International Airport
IOR
Gall
Sportandtravel
Ohio Sea Grant
Lake Erie Nature and Science Center
Wolf Road
Gay Village
Registar Afd
Kelly
Ohio State Parks Photo Contest Seeks Winter Shots
Ohio Department of Natural Resources invites entries through March 31 for a fall and winter photo contest. Categories include Cool Season Beauty and Cold Weather Fun with youth and adult divisions. photos must be taken at Ohio’s 74 state parks and mailed to 2045 Morse Road Columbus OH 43229.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
ODNR
Ohio State Parks Magazine
Ohio State Parks
Morse Road
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