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Kokosing Public Land - Ohio Sportsman 4 2K views 7 replies 3 participants last post by Cap't Ernie Jan 17, 2007 Cap't Ernie Discussion starter 2822 posts · Joined 2005
Online Photos lead to Poaching Arrest - Ohio Sportsman Cap't Ernie said: I'm not going to waste my time respond to a post that's full of crap and misquotes everything that I've said I wasted some time and read what you said on a few more threads, and I'll do CG a favor and copy and paste what he's already told you
Your Ohio Hunting and Fishing Resource - Ohio Sportsman went out sat, have to get my ears checked had a doe walk 18yrds behind me i had to cough so I turned my head into my 300 layers of clothes and coughed that silint cough and bam ther she was she just happened to have her head between her ear and I i use a 50cal Thomason #11 cap muzzleader that is my dads and older then me my dad and i have never had the privlvge to bag a deer with it i
Homemade deer feeders | Ohio Sportsman - Your Ohio Hunting and Fishing . . . 3 On the other end of the PVC pipe, secure the PVC end cap using the 2 wood screws 4 Install the screw eye into the middle of the PVC end cap so that you can hang the feeder by the screw eye This is where it might get confusing! 5 Using a strip of duct tape, wrap the washer so that a tag of tape about 2" long hangs off ONE SIDE of the washer
Your Ohio Hunting and Fishing Resource - Ohio Sportsman Due to large watershed, lake is prone to major flooding Saugeye, a highly migratory fish species, are prone to washing through dams during flooding so population levels and fishing success vary widely from year-to-year Fish the flats south of Cap Cole Bay 50,000 fingerlings have been stocked every year since 2002
Early Sharps for deer in Ohio The 1859 Sharps was a 54 cal breechloader that used a paper cartridge and a percussion cap on a nipple It's basically a side hammer muzzleloader that you put charge in from the breech While I believe these rifles follow the "spirit" of Ohio's muzzleoader rule they aren't by definition true muzzleloaders
Walbourn Reservoir Waterfowl Hunting - Ohio Sportsman gets a ton of local birds we hunt the early season for geese there in a canoe most blinds ive seen are boat access usually opening day it gets hammered with pressure