Ohio opens hunting seasons with deer and upland games
Deer season starts November 12 at 9 am with shotgun hunting in the south and north zones, each running until Thursday 5 pm. North zone allows deer of either sex while southeast restricts to antlered deer with 3 inch antlers. Bow hunters face zone restrictions. Navy 13 runs to December 31. Upland game begins five days later at 5 am, featuring pheasants and rabbits with local shortages noted in Lorain County. Stocking includes raccoons starting November 15.
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Ohio
Navy
Buckeye Upland
Lorain County
Avon
Cleveland
Akron
Lefty Lennerth
Big Hickory
Ohio hunters face fines as season opens with clarifications
The Ohio Division of Wildlife answers common questions on hunting licenses, age limits, weapon use on state and private lands, spotlighting restrictions, deer taking rules, waterfowl methods, crossbows, caged birds, and falconry permits. The publication aims to warn readers and prevent violations and penalties.
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Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife Issues
CT Outdoor Page
Muskingum Watershed
Vancy
Archery Angles Hunts Near Lake Area For Doe
Archers in Vermilion Vermilion County area report several sizeable does taken during recent hunts near Houghly Tom Sheldon and Jerry Kostyojo led the efforts with estimated bucks around 100 to 135 pounds. Dodgers Dolores and Robert Holbert head toward Arkansas as deer seasons wind down while others plan later hunts around Stuttgart and Pine Bluff.
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Ervin
Sheldon
Jerry Kostyojo
Larry Gallagher
Dolores
Robert
Arkansas
Stuttgart
Pine Bluff
Holberts
Waverly Turkey Shoot Ends Series Sunday
The Waverly Turkey Shoot series concludes this Sunday with a 12:30 to 1:90 pm start at Norris Leach farm along Townline Road, hosted by the Black of Litchfield and led by organizer Bill Gebihe. Local registrar Dolores Holbert announces regional grounds with rates and directions. proceeds support the Waverly Hunt Club activities.
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Izaak Bowmen
Turkey
Dale Wilson
Norris Leach Farm
Townline
Litchfield
Cem
Wakeman
Bill Gebihe
Bampost
Dolores Holbert
Butler Rd
Westh
Fairview Park
Goble
Waverly Hunt Club
Early deer season changes shape hunting in Lorain County
Open dates in early November shift deer hunting patterns and reduce small game, with fewer rabbits and bushytails pursued due to season structure and lack of snow. Wildlife officials note a policing advantage and anglers are urged to target jumbo perch in Lake Erie and smallmouth bass in rocky areas while rainbow trout remain available at Oberlin Reservoir.
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Lake Erie
Oberlin Reservoir
Federal effort protects northern wetlands for ducks
The Interior Department reports the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife has protected over 200000 acres of prime waterfowl nesting habitat from July 1, 1964, to June 30, 1965, via a new easement program. This surpasses 155000 acres in the prior four years, addressing tax roll concerns by keeping lands privately owned while preserving critical wetlands and potholes.
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Department of the Interior
Departments
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Bureau
Ohio considers new strip mine law in public session
In Columbus UPI reports Ohio moves to tighten strip mine reclamation rules. A public meeting hosted by the Natural Resources Department discussed proposed provisions including stricter safeguards for mined areas. Officials involved include Director Fred Morr and James Hanson counsel for the Division of Forestry and Reclamation. The session aims to set constraints ahead of the law’s start date.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Fred E Morr
Natural Resources Department
James Hanson
Th Division of Forestry and Recla
Big Hickory Coon Hunt Opens Busy Fall Schedule
The Big Hickory Coon Hunters kickoff with a stag fish fry for members led by William Brill. Turkey chase field trial at 11 am Sunday, late 1965 events wrap up with prizes of turkeys per heat, club grounds on Russia Road west of Rt 58. Auxiliary in charge of arrangements.
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William Brill
Wellington
Russia Rd
Rt 58
Bic Hickers Womens
Enn
Iowa stocking plan holds promise for ringneck fans
A Midwest pheasant stocking study in Iowa uses wild trapped brood stocks hatched in incubators and released to the wild to boost survival. The method selects for birds with local survival traits, improving future broods. Since 1962, thousands of birds have been stocked, with recent surveys showing healthy survival and reproduction rates.
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Iowa
Ringneck
Towa
Nature
Proper aging key to venison steaks and coot recipes
Meat guidance covers aging venison for broiling with olive oil, salt after cooking, and marinating if strong meat. It compares coot and duck flavor, detailing skinning, soaking in salt water, a hassenfeffer method with vinegar and spices, then braising in butter with pickling liquid, cream, and serving.
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Iowa State College
Hassenfeffer
Trout catch shrinks at Oberlin Reservoir study
The Division of Wildlife reports 524 rainbow trout caught this year from 2035 stocked at Oberlin Reservoir, a 26.7 percent return based on three creel census sheets. Last year 618 trout were caught from 1,000 stocked, a 61.8 percent return.
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Oberlin Reservoir
Division of Wildlife
Clayton Lakes
Site Reservoir
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