Comments on: 2009-2010 Hunting Season Proposals…Umm…Proposed

By: admin

admin — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 01:48:55 +0000

Glad to Help. Check out the ODnr Page for more info:

http://www.ohiodnr.com/wildlife/dow/regulations/list.aspx?category=4&age=4&resident=1

By: Billy Starkey

Billy Starkey — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 21:38:31 +0000

So there is no early or late bow season meaning you dont need special tags to hunt them both? I just wanted to make sure everything was the same as it was before I left. Thank you for clearing a lot up for me.

By: admin

admin — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 01:08:05 +0000

This was Taken from the U.S.Army corps of Engineers homepage on Alum Creek:

The areas north of Rt 36/37 on the east bank are mostly wooded and support good populations of whitetail deer, squirrel and raccoon. The areas south of Rt 36/37 are mostly abandoned cropland with small areas of secondary hardwoods. These areas have good populations of whitetail deer and rabbit. The State Park offers 20 duck blind sites in an annual lottery held on the 3rd Saturday in August. There are also 8 day use blinds available on a first come basis.

Your Deer Permit is good all season long. You can use it in whatever hunt until you tag your deer, then you need to buy another. Your zone will sell you three antlered and three antlerless ( Last year-2009-10 will depend on the census):

The antlerless deer permits are valid statewide during the archery season between September 27 and November 30 while using a longbow or crossbow. The Antlerless Deer Permits ($15) may be used in Zone C thru December 7. The Antlerless Deer Permit ($15) is also valid at Division of Wildlife controlled hunts, the early muzzleloader season, and within designated Urban Deer Units (see Urban Deer Units). No more than 4 Antlerless Deer Permits ($15) can be used in a license year. Please refer to the section above to determine the number of Antlerless Deer Permits ($15) you can use in each deer hunting zone.

As far as access to the public hunting lands, that’s the fun part.

Hope this helps.

By: Billy Starkey

Billy Starkey — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 19:28:44 +0000

I have just got out of the MArine Corps, and I have noticed some confusion about public hunting at Alum Creek. When you an hunt what zones and hunting on Sundays as well as not being able to get to those places to hunt because of houses or ice on the lake no boating. What is up the early and late bow season do you have to buy 2 different tags for both or what?