On Wednesday, February 25, the Ohio Wildlife Council will meet in person to hear proposed changes to hunting, trapping, and fishing regulations for the upcoming seasons, as well as other matters, including a public comment opportunity.
The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. at the Division of Wildlife, District One Office located at 1500 Dublin Road in Columbus.
Why Your Attendance Matters
If you can attend, please do so. Participation in these meetings is important, as they are the primary way for the public to influence how wildlife is managed. If the public remains silent, others will shape the outcome.
Defending the Buckeye State
The Sportsmen’s Alliance advocates every day to ensure that bureaucrats and anti-hunting activists don’t dictate the future of the Buckeye State. However, this advocacy cannot be done alone. It requires public involvement to show the Council that Ohio’s sportsmen are united, informed, and vigilant.
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