Ohio stops issuing permits for ruffed grouse hunting due to falling numbers
Guardian Environment1 min read52 words
No open permits to hunt ruffed grouse have been issued in Ohio, marking the first time since 1937 that this has occurred due to declining bird populations. Consequently, the annual November tradition of hundreds of hunters targeting the species in four designated southern Ohio wilderness areas will not take place this year.
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