Tag: Hunting and Fishing News
Ohio muzzleloader hunters bag more than 16,000 deer
Ohio hunters braved record-setting cold temperatures and howling winds to harvest 16,464 white-tailed deer during the state's four-day muzzleloader season, Jan. 4-7, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Several tips for cooking venison
Venison steaks? Venison burgers? Venison roasts? Chris Kick shares some tips on how to cook this year's bounty.
Ohio deer hunters donate 58,500 pounds of venison
Ohio hunters donated 1,170 white-tailed deer to local food banks to benefit Ohioans in need during the 2013 hunting season, according to Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
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Good people and good places are the foundation for great memories, and all it takes to remind one of any or all of the...
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Coshocton County leads deer harvest for the third consecutive year.
Ohio hunters checked 75,408 white-tailed deer during the weeklong gun hunting season, Dec. 2-8, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Properly field dressing a deer to avoid getting sick
Properly field dressing a deer can cut the risk of illness. Here's a few tips to keep your field dressing proper.
Pa. hunters asked to donate venison to help the hungry
Hunters can help feed more than 1.5 million Pennsylvanians by donating deer meat through Hunters Sharing the Harvest.
Ohio’s hunters get more prime hunting time when deer-gun season opens
Deer-gun season, one of Ohio's most revered hunting traditions, begins Dec. 2, with 30 more minutes of prime hunting time each day, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). Ohio's deer-gun season is open through Dec. 8.
Buck and antlerless gun seasons open Nov. 25
West Virginia's traditional antlered (buck) firearm season begins Nov. 25, according to Curtis I. Taylor, Chief of the Wildlife Resources Section of the Division of Natural Resources.
