Outdoors Insider, with Dale Sunderlin: Bill would theaten Ohio’s deer herd (Star Beacon)

This past week, I received a communication from The U.S.Sportsmen’s alliance say that recently introduced bills in the Ohio House of Representatives and Senate could threaten the future of deer hunting in Ohio.

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Outdoors Insider, with Dale Sunderlin: Bill would theaten Ohio’s deer herd (Star Beacon)

Ice fishing/outdoors notes (Northwest Herald)

Ice fishing report

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Women get archery lesson at St. Patrick’s County Park :Archery offered as part of Women Experience the Outdoors class. (South Bend Tribune)

SOUTH BEND — Dechen Dawkins was getting ready to brave the cold Saturday morning at St. Patrick’s County Park because of a birthday present she got from her sister.

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Women get archery lesson at St. Patrick’s County Park :Archery offered as part of Women Experience the Outdoors class. (South Bend Tribune)

The Great Outdoors: Antler dogs can offer many hunting benefits (Bowling Green Daily News)

Whitetails are beginning to drop their adornment of antlers here in southcentral Kentucky, signaling the commencement of shed season.

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Outdoors enthusiasts snapping up chance to attend trapping seminar (Montgomery Advertiser)

When Mike Sievering, supervising wildlife biologist for the Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division in the west central district, started trapping seminars three years ago, he had no idea what kind of response would result.

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Outdoors enthusiasts snapping up chance to attend trapping seminar (Montgomery Advertiser)

Outdoors show hooks ’em (Tacoma News Tribune)

You couldn’t blame Ronin Mausten for smiling widely Saturday. Anyone with the kind of luck the 2-year-old from Tacoma had at the Washington Sportsmen’s Show would be beaming too.

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No controversy in management of deer program TOM VENESKY OUTDOORS (Times Leader)

Controversy always makes for a good column, and when I watched the Pennsylvania Game Commission board tackle several deer-related issues during its meeting on Tuesday, I knew there would be plenty to write about.

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No controversy in management of deer program TOM VENESKY OUTDOORS (Times Leader)

Tax help, the outdoors and Pet Parade are on Olympia’s mind (The Olympian)

There are many reasons to love living in Thurston County, and high among them is the large number of compassionate individuals, businesses and nonprofit organizations dedicated to helping those less fortunate.

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Schmitt outdoors column: Walleye are still out there (St. Cloud Times)

There’s one month of walleye season left on the state’s inland lakes.

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Carlson outdoors column: Jig vital to winter fishing (St. Cloud Times)

It was years ago that fishing expert Dave Genz first started promoting the use of sonar as a winter-fishing tool. This concept revolutionized winter fishing.

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