The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) announces a successful wild turkey hunting season, with hunters checking in over 15,900 birds by May 25, surpassing last year’s total. This achievement highlights the effectiveness of wildlife management efforts and the increasing popularity of turkey hunting in the state.
Ohio’s current turkey population, alongside the increase in harvested birds, reflects positive trends in conservation practices and hunter engagement. Many areas in southern Ohio reported the highest harvests, inviting further attention to the environmental balance and future hunting regulations. Discover the full details of the season’s statistics, including county-specific data and expert insights into turkey habitats at the link below.
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