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NEW OVO MAGAZINE IS OUT!
July 2, 2009 By Larry ClaypoolLook for the new and improved Ohio Valley Outdoors magazine in your mailbox or retailer soon. Hot off the press is the July/Aug 2009 edition of OVO, which has a new look. more »
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By BrianMiller - Jun 28 2009 10:42AMGreat job on a successful season. Upload the picture, we'd love to see i. more »
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View All »Columbus pair win Bend Area tournament
July 2, 2009 MASON, OH — Steve Searl and Anthony Schneider of Columbus, OH took first place honors in the ‘big cat’ division of the 19th Annual Bend Area CARE Catfish Tournament in Mason, OH recently. The event, held at Mason Levee, drew 114 teams. » Full Story
DNR News
View All »ODNR to Open 23 State Nature Preserves to Special Archery Hunts
June 26, 2009 COLUMBUS, OH — An increasing deer population, resulting in negative impacts to native plant communities, has led the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Natural Areas and Preserves to coordinate special archery deer hunts at 23 state nature preserves across the state. » Full Story
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View All »New sporting clays facility open at Seven Springs
July 2, 2009 SEVEN SPRINGS, PA — Pull. Set the clays free. » Full Story
Big Buck Rendezvous
View All »Big Buck Rendezvous returns
March 29, 2009 Mark your calendars now for the 6th Annual Big Buck Rendezvous, to be held Sept. 19-20, 2009 at the Rogers Community Auction facility in Rogers, Ohio. We have some more exciting things planned for this year. (No rain, please!) We’re bringing back all the good stuff, lots of great vendors, interesting seminars, Buckeye Big Buck Club scoring, our big Sweepstakes drawing, Redneck Truck Show, Cornhole Tournament and more. » Full Story
Hunting Tips
View All »The Frugal Sportsman
March 29, 2009 With the cost of everything going through the roof, many of today’s sportsmen must cut corners in order to keep enjoying their outdoor passions and I am no exception. Here are five cost-cutting ideas that have helped me to stay afield the last few seasons. Pack a Lunch Restaurant food can be expensive. Taking food with you can save several dollars per person and the food doesn’t have to be extravagant. A few cold-cut sandwiches, chips and beverages can make a quick, satisfying meal and won’t take much time from your outdoor activities. Make Your Own Ice It always amazes me how much it » Full Story
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View All »Bowfishing success on the Ohio River
June 8, 2009 Got an old bow around? Do you like to fish? Are you seeking a way to hone your archery skills in the ‘off’ months? Bowfishing. That’s the answer. » Full Story


