Ohio Pheasant Hunting
- Six Ohio Pheasants Forever Chapters Receive Awards - Feb. 10, 2010
- New Pheasants Forever Chapter Launches North of Columbus - Dec. 16, 2009
- Pheasants to Be Released at 30 Public Hunting Areas Statewide - Sep. 28, 2009
- Ohio Pheasants Forever Announces 2008 Habitat Accomplishments - Jan. 20, 2009
- Pheasants Forever Launches Build a Wildlife Area Campaign in Ohio - Jan. 19, 2009
- Pheasants Forever Supports Renewal of Clean Ohio Fund this November - Oct. 23, 2008
- Ohio Native Returns Home as PF/QF's New Regional Wildlife Biologist - Nov. 05, 2007
- GRANTS TO DEVELOP "WILD SCHOOL SITES" AVAILABLE THROUGH ODNR - Jan. 08, 2007
- Pheasants To Be Released At 29 Public Hunting Areas Statewide - Oct. 05, 2006
- Taft Dedicates New Visitor Education Center At Malabar Farm State Park - Sep. 25, 2006
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Ohio Pheasant Hunting Information
Thanks to CRP, the pheasant population has remained relatively stable in Ohio in recent years, and this year's pheasant hunting season should be on par – right around a harvest of 160,000. Areas with high concentrations of CRP acres - Williams County in northwest and, Marion, Logan, Union and Wyandot Counties in central Ohio have – consistently have produced the strongest pheasant numbers and provided the best hunting opportunities, but without a new CRP general signup, Ohio could see fairly dramatic declines in its pheasant population in 5-7 years. On the bright side, there are good reports of birds to the South in Ross County, where over 17,000 acres are enrolled in the Scioto Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program, and the Ohio Grassland and Wetland Complexes SAFE project could enroll up to 11,600 acres in CRP – currently enrollment is at 1,415 acres. * Season Dates: November 6 thru January 10, 2010 * Daily Bag / Possession: 2 / NA
