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Memories matter far more than gear in autumn bird hunting - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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As you learn about hunting small game, especially sporting birds such as quail, rail, pheasant, woodcock and grouse, you’ll eventually run into the terms “upland” and “lowland.” Uplands are generally the drier ground above the meadows, swales and plains found along rivers, streams, lakes and oceans. The latter are the lowlands, sometimes encompassing wetlands, marshes and swampy areas. There’s something poetic about strolling through autumn’s upland leaves or stepping gingerly through the damp l
Essential tree stand safety tips to prevent hunting falls - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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With the whitetail deer hunting season at hand, archers are beginning to feel that urgency to get into the woods. Areas need to be scouted, and tree stands put up in anticipation of the rut, the deer’s breeding season, which usually begins just a bit after Halloween. Bucks tend to be less cautious during this period, often becoming careless about situations they would normally avoid. And sometimes they find themselves in trouble. Unfortunately, each year the excitement of the new deer season res
The heart of Ohio has many arteries - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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It’s been interesting to watch as three separate wetlands have been developed within five miles of my home over the last couple of years, but don’t confuse them with fishing or swimming ponds; these are relatively broad, shallow water-retention creations. They’ll soon be home to a variety of wildlife, from frogs and snakes to waterfowl, herons, mink and muskrats. These invaluable wetland wildlife habitat areas aren’t isolated, either. They’ve been springing up around the state for several years,
Ohio wildlife history: The birth of ODNR and return of deer season - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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This is the final part of a four-part series. Get caught up: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. The Division of Fish and Game, operating under the Department of Agriculture, did have its critics. Many felt that wildlife and fisheries’ interests weren’t best represented by an agricultural base. The growing influence of the League of Ohio Sportsmen championed change, and another competing, impactful sportsmen’s group, the Izaak Walton League, joined them in that belief. It was thought that the importance of
Division of Wildlife history part 3: Fish, game and conservation - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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This is the third part of a four-part series. Read Part 1 and Part 2. The Ohio Fish Commission, formed in 1873, was about to be replaced. It was 1886, and the legislature had realized the state was in need of a more expansive conservation effort. “The Fish and Game Commission” is now a recognizable grandparent of the current Division of Wildlife. The commissioners, now numbering five, were no longer only looking at fish populations, but their task included making the lands of the state “ more pr
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