Squirrel Hunting
The 2009 squirrel season opened in Ohio on September 1 and runs to 31 January 2010 (Editor: See the Ohio Department of Natural Resources website for a useful Hunt Calendar of Ohio Hunting Seasons dates), and most days so far have been perfect days, cool, sunny, and pleasant. There’ll be lots more days like that as leaves slowly […]
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The 2009 squirrel season opened last month in most midwestern states cool, sunny, and pleasant. There’ll be lots more days like that this year and next, and plenty of chances to fill a squirrel limit. Some hunters will have little trouble bagging those bushytails, but lots more will be lucky to get one or two […]
Continue reading about Squirrel Hunters: Simple Tactics For Improved Squirrel Limits
Back when I was a youngster in the heavily wooded hills of southern Ohio, there were only three animals to hunt when fall rolled around, squirrels, rabbits, and ruffed grouse, though we did bounce an occasional covey of bobwhite quail. So, the opening of squirrel season was an eagerly awaited affair, and we hunted them […]
Ever hear of solunar tables? Many readers, especially younger ones, haven’t, but lots of old veterans have and believe in them so fiercely that they plan hunting and fishing trips around the tables. For those unfamiliar with the tables, sol means sun and lunar means moon, and the basic idea is that the two together […]
Continue reading about Solunar Tables for Fishing and Hunting: Do They Work?
