Hunting is a popular recreational activity that has been around for centuries. However, with the increasing loss of private land to development, many hunters are turning to public lands as their hunting grounds. Public lands include national forests, wildlife refuges, and state parks among others. With over 600 million acres of public land in the
Loading
General
37
37Much is made of the annual Ohio harvest by county total put out by the ODNR each year. We decided to dig a little deeper and rank all 88 counties by deer harvested per square mile. For the deer hunter wanting to put meat in his/her freezer this gives a true picture of where your
- 28
28CLEVELAND, Ohio – Hunters and anglers in Ohio will likely have to pay a little more next year in fees for permits and licenses. GOP Gov. Mike DeWine said Friday during his budget unveiling that fees would increase in the next fiscal year at the request of several sportsman groups. Jason Fallon, spokesman for the
- 31
31A recall of some 9 mm 115-grain FMJ and 115-grain JHP loads manufactured by Olin Winchester has been issued, and it includes a few cartridges sold under the Herter’s label. Any ammunition purchased before March 25, 2021, however, is not subject to this recall. Owners of the cartridges need to immediately stop their use and
- 32
32The .350 Legend, also called 350 LGND (9×43mm), is a SAAMI-standardized straight-walled intermediate rifle cartridge developed by Winchester Repeating Arms. The cartridge was designed for use in American states that have specific regulations for deer hunting with straight-walled centerfire cartridges. At the cartridge’s introduction, Winchester claimed that the .350 Legend was the fastest production straight-walled
- 34
34Every year at shot show a new cartridge is introduced to the marketplace. This year it was Winchester who managed to keep things under wraps until industry day. Ballistics indicate the new Legend to have significantly more energy than both the .300 Blackout and .30-30 Win, with less recoil than both the .30-30 and .243.
- 34
34By now most everyone is aware of the 26-point buck that was poached in Coshocton County on November 7 th, 2018 by Junior Troyer a local Amish man. If you are like us anytime there is a 229″ buck killed on your home turf you want to know the details! Turns out Tory Hardesty had
