186-year-old boat law leads to suspect’s arrest in fatal boating incident...
The federal government expects to use a 186-year-old maritime law signed by then-President Andrew Jackson to prosecute a suspect in a fatal Nov. 6, 2016, boating incident located about two miles off...
View ArticleJeff Frischkorn: That weekend getaway in an RV doesn’t come without headaches
Having given up on Rving and RV ownership several years – and three units – ago, I do not miss one iota of the trials and tribulations of said products. Not that I remain immune from keeping an eye on...
View ArticleOhio’s 2023-24 deer harvest highest in more than a decade, includes near...
With the Feb. 4 conclusion of Ohio’s extensive deer hunting season, participants enabled the final all-implements tally to enter the record books, achieving a total of 213,928 animals. This is the...
View ArticleWith non-residents, all is not created equal when it comes to hunting,...
And as I am preparing this piece, I am just a few days out from my second Florida wild hog hunt in one year in that state. The third if you count the one in Tennessee. The post With non-residents, all...
View ArticleOhio club forced to cancel spring field trials as Avian influenza threatens...
The majority of the pheasants that hunters set their sights on during the fall in Ohio and other Midwestern states are pen-raised birds simply because the habitat no longer supports wild birds for the...
View ArticleJeffrey Frischkorn: Devil is in the details in Ohio fracking deal on state land
While the idea of using the fracking/drilling windfall to buy Ohio DNR commissioned officers Cadillac Escalades is a bit much, certainly keeping roughly $60 million out of the paws of salivating...
View ArticleYoung Ohio angler catches, releases 45-inch northern pike that may have been...
Sometimes dreams and wishes really do come true, and if you don’t believe that, just ask 13-year-old Sam Spataro of Lake County’s Mentor-on-the-Lake in Ohio. On March 8 while fishing his favorite spot...
View ArticleHow will wildlife react to total solar eclipse? Experts not so sure
In Ohio, upward of 500,000 out-of-state visitors are anticipated to join state residents for the celestial extravaganza. The post How will wildlife react to total solar eclipse? Experts not so sure...
View ArticleConcealed carry permit numbers take a dive in Ohio after 2022 change in law
A direct hit by a 2022 law change to Ohio’s concealed carry permit (CCW) and training requirement started to sink that battleship that year and finished it off in 2023. This information is gleaned from...
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