Wild turkeys back after 1904 disappearance
Ohio’s wild turkey population faced a long decline due to forest clearing and unregulated hunting ending around 1904. From 1956, the Division of Wildlife began restoring birds by transplanting wild turkeys from other states and releasing them in favorable habitats across the state.
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Speaking Naturally on Ohio wild turkeys
Terry Glynn outlines turkey biology, habitat, and hunting in Ohio. He notes 1983 releases in Clermont and Brown counties, the expansion of spring season to 31 counties with a 1525 gobblers harvest, and the role of cannon net traps in research. He describes mating, nesting, and feeding behavior and urges readers to join next week.
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State Division of Wildlife
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McBride defends prosecutor budget clash over offices
Clermont County leaders clash over the prosecutor and judge needs for space computers and programs as they balance current operating costs with capital improvements. Pattison seeks higher salaries staff growth and more funding while McBride cites outside counsel limits and court orders to resolve the budget impasse.
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John Daggett
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Common Pleas Court
Paul Berninger
Peck, Shaffer & Williams
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