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Ohio Farm
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Wild life news and
facts from the DNR from around the State
of Ohio. Ohio Deer Hunts and
information that will help you in your
decision to Hunt Ohio. State
Hunting Harvest results and
Ohio Hunting
Reports.
Why
Ohio & Eye Hunter Guide Service?
We do
understand the difference between Hunting and
Guiding a Hunt. We understand it takes
more than just knowledge in the Woods. It takes
Outfitter experience! I began guided hunts
in 1987 as a Junior in High School. Now,
after 20 years and the appearance of what
seems to be an outfitter behind every tree,
we still to this day, take your hunt personal.
We
understand...you work hard for your money!
Ohio has
BIG BUCKS and
Ohio Deer Hunting
is better than ever. The record
books are proving it with the sheer numbers being
reported in Ohio hunting reports. Its drawing big numbers and
big names. All one has to do is watch
television and see the big names leasing land in
Ohio now. The forecast for 2008 and the
genetics that are present, will bring
more records to the table!
Ohio whitetail deer tags are sold over the counter.
There is no draw or lottery to deal with, so
your tag is there and waiting. The season allows for 2 and in some cases 3 tags.
One buck and then doe management tags.
There is
no Question that Ohio is
producing records and wall hangers. Just
take a look at the clips from articles of
Ohio Game & Fish. The totals are
impressive and some of these Bucks are simply
Breath takers!
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Ohio annually Ranks in the top of the biggest
Trophy Bucks Harvested in the Country, and
our tags are not a draw. They are over the
counter!
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I have
over 20 years of guide Experience, not just
hunting experience! Choose an
experienced outfitter that has seen many
come and go!
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1500
plus Acres of restricted lease to our customers
only
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Your
guide has the credentials to back up his
experience
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All of
our hunts are fair chase and at least 5 day
hunts, with meals and lodging
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We
operate extensive land management and herd
management practices
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No
trophy fee's or hidden costs
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Limited
number of hunters. We don't pack in
Hunters for numbers.
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We
provide hunts for all methods of the season!
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We are
full service. You eat good,
traditional cooking.
OHIO HUNTING REPORT, FACTS & NEWS
FROM THE DNR
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12/5/2007 |
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DEER
HUNTERS HAVE ANOTHER TWO DAYS TO HUNT
WITH A GUN
December 15-16 open for deer-gun hunting
in Ohio
COLUMBUS,
OH - Ohio’s popular deer-gun season will
again run an additional weekend,
Saturday and Sunday, December 15-16,
according to the Ohio Department of
Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of
Wildlife.
The extra
days were added beginning in 2006 in
response to comments received from
hunters for more weekend time to hunt.
“These
two additional weekend days were a great
success last year and were helpful to us
in meeting our deer management goals,”
said David M. Graham, chief of the
Division of Wildlife.
So far
this season, hunters have taken 53,982
deer during the first six weeks of the
statewide archery season, which began
September 30 and continues through
February 3. The special youth season,
held November 17-18, resulted in young
hunters bagging a record 10,515 deer.
Hunters checked 103,195 deer during the
statewide deer-gun season held November
26 through December 2. Another 273 deer
were taken during the early muzzleloader
deer season held in October on the
Shawnee, Salt Fork and Wolf Creek
wildlife areas.
The
white-tailed deer is the most popular
game animal in Ohio, frequently pursued
by generations of hunters. Deer hunting
contributes an estimated $266 million to
the state’s economy each year and helps
to support thousands of jobs.
FULL ARTICLE
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12/4/2007 |
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TUSCARAWAS
COUNTY LEADS 2007
DEER-GUN HARVEST
4,266 deer
killed in the county
COLUMBUS, OH - Ohio
hunters took
103,195white-tailed deer
during the state's
popular, weeklong
deer-gun season, which
ran November 26 to
December 2, according to
the Ohio Department of
Natural Resources (ODNR)
Division of Wildlife. In
2006, hunters killed a
preliminary total of
111,672 deer during the
same time period.
Inclement weather on the
opening and closing days
of the season hampered
hunters' efforts.
Counties reporting the
highest numbers of deer
brought to Ohio check
stations last week
included Tuscarawas-
4,266, Guernsey- 3,765,
Harrison- 3,389, Athens-
3,268, Licking- 3,265,
Coshocton- 3,227,
Washington- 3,067,
Holmes- 3,026, Noble-
2,498, Jefferson- 2,493.
A total of 167,965deer
have been harvested so
far this season when
combining the adult and
youth gun seasons, early
muzzleloader season and
the first six weeks of
the archery season. That
compares to a total of
166,534 killed last year
during the same time
period. Hunters took a
total of 237,316deer
during all of last
year's hunting seasons.
The statewide deer
population was estimated
to be 675,000 in late
September, prior to the
start of the hunting
season. Approximately
400,000 hunters were
expected to participate
in the statewide
deer-gun season.
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11/19/2007
OHIO'S YOUNG HUNTERS
POST GREAT RESULTS DURING
SPECIAL TWO-DAY DEER HUNT
10, 515 deer harvested
in 2007, compared to 8,811 last
year
COLUMBUS, OH - Young hunters
across Ohio again enjoyed
success during the Fifth Annual
Youth Deer-Gun Season, held
Saturday and Sunday, November
17-18. Hunters age 17 and under
killed 10,515 deer during the
special two-day season, created
to provide a high-quality
hunting experience for younger
Ohioans. Last year's youth hunt
saw a deer harvest of 8,811.
The Ohio Department of Natural
Resources (ODNR) Division of
Wildlife estimated 40,000 young
hunters took to the state's
fields and forests during the
two-day season. Counties
reporting the greatest number of
deer killed were Tuscarawas-
420, Holmes- 413, Ashland-387,
Athens-368, Guernsey-366,
Washington-330, Harrison-322,
Knox and Licking-284 each, and
Ross-271.
The youth deer-gun season was
open in all 88 counties. Young
hunters could take one deer of
either sex, in accordance with
existing bag and deer-zone
limits. Shotguns, muzzleloaders,
handguns, and bows were legal.
All participants were required
to wear hunter orange, possess a
valid Ohio hunting license and
special deer permit, and be
accompanied by a non-hunting
adult.
This recent hunt is one of four
special youth-only dates
designed to promote hunting
among young Ohioans. Special
days are also set aside for
upland game, wild turkey, and
waterfowl hunting opportunities.
Youngsters and all other hunters
will have another chance at
taking a whitetail during next
week's statewide deer-gun
season, which runs Monday
through Sunday, November
26-December 2.
Full Article
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11/13/2007 |
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OHIO’S ARCHERY DEER
HUNTERS OFF TO A FAST START
Harvest numbers up in first
six weeks of deer hunting season
COLUMBUS, OH - For the fourth
straight year, Ohio bow hunters
set a record harvest during the
first six weeks of the state’s
deer-archery season, taking
53,982 whitetails. According to
the Ohio Department of Natural
Resources (ODNR) Division of
Wildlife, this year’s early
archery season harvest is 18
percent higher than last year’s
record of 45,733 deer.
Bow hunting for deer is popular
in Ohio. The season started in
September and will continue
through February 3.
Full Article
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