Hunting Seasons in Ohio [OH]

Last Updated on September 26, 2022 by Albert Smith

Ohio [OH] Hunting Seasons 2022-2023

The State of Ohio offers a variety of hunting opportunities for residents and non-residents alike. The most popular game animals include deer, turkey, and waterfowl. Small game such as squirrel and rabbit are also popular. The hunting season in Ohio typically runs from mid-August through early February, with different dates for different animals. A valid Ohio hunting license is required for all hunters, and can be obtained online or at any hunting and fishing license vendor. For more information on Ohio hunting seasons and regulations, visit the Ohio Department of Natural Resources website.

Ohio is a great state for hunting, with many different species of game and a variety of hunting seasons throughout the year. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources provides information on hunting seasons and regulations, and there are many hunting clubs and organizations that can help hunters find the perfect place to hunt.

Ohio has many different hunting schedules featuring a variety of game, including deer, turkey, and pheasant. There are special permit, weapon, and season requirements for each of these, including youth-only hunts.

Ohio offers a lottery for controlled hunts. Hunters awarded the right to participate in the lottery for controlled hunts are afforded this opportunity for their own personal use or for shared or group use. These hunters were also awarded the opportunity to apply for a license to draw a hunting license for deer harvested as a “trophy.”

New hunters can log on and register online to obtain their hunting license, renew their license, transfer a license, register to take hunter education courses, buy memberships, buy stamps, buy permits and much more.

Licenses and Permits:

Ohio is a state rich in hunting opportunity. From white-tailed deer and wild turkey, to small game and waterfowl, Ohio offers a little bit of everything for the hunter. In order to hunt in Ohio, you must have a valid hunting license and any necessary permits. Hunting licenses can be obtained online or at any retail agent that sells hunting licenses. The type of license you need will depend on the game you plan to hunt. For example, a deer hunting license will allow you to hunt deer, but not turkey. In addition to a license, hunters may also need a permit to hunt specific game, or to hunt in certain areas.

In Ohio, anyone who wants to hunt must have a hunting license, unless they are exempt. The type of license an individual needs depends on their age, residency, and if they are disabled. A one-day hunting license allows a non-resident to hunt for one day. The cost is $19 for residents and $40 for non-residents. A seven-day hunting license allows a resident to hunt for seven consecutive days. The cost is $34 for residents and $79 for non-residents. An annual hunting license allows a resident to hunt for an entire year. The cost is $15 for residents and $30 for non-residents.

Ohio Deer Hunting Seasons:

Ohio offers many different deer hunting seasons for hunters to take advantage of. The most popular season is the regular deer season, which runs from the end of September through the beginning of February. Ohio also offers an early season for deer hunting, which runs from the beginning of September through the middle of October. This season is popular with hunters who want to get a jump on the hunting season, as well as those who want to avoid the crowds that the regular season brings.

If you’re an avid hunter in Ohio, you’re likely already familiar with the deer hunting seasons. However, if you’re new to the state or new to hunting, it’s important to know when the deer hunting seasons are. The seasons are as follows: Archery: September 26- February 7 Youth Gun: October 18-19 Muzzleloader: January 4- January 12 Gun: November 30- December 8 Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or new to the sport, it’s important to be aware of the deer hunting seasons in Ohio. This will ensure that you have a successful and safe hunting season.

Individual Ohio counties have bag limits; counties may have two, three or four deer maximums. Be sure to visit the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for additional bagging information.

Ohio Wild Turkey Hunting Seasons:

Turkey hunting seasons in Ohio vary depending on the area of the state in which you plan to hunt. The regular spring turkey hunting season runs from April 18-May 3 In the southern part of the state, there is also a fall season that runs from October 10-November 2 The bag limit is two turkeys of either sex per hunter per season in most areas.

There are four different hunting seasons for wild turkeys in Ohio. The spring season is the longest, running from April through May. The fall season is much shorter, running from October 1-3 The two youth-only seasons are also shorter, running from April 15-30 and September 23-October

Fall turkey hunting is only legal in some areas of Ohio. For more information about hunts in your area, visit the Ohio Department of Natural Resources website.

Ohio Small Game Hunting Seasons:

The Ohio small game hunting seasons are upon us, and there is no better time to get out and enjoy the outdoors. From squirrel and rabbit, to pheasant and quail, there is something for everyone. So grab your shotgun and head on out, because the Ohio small game hunting seasons are waiting for you. From September 1st through February 28th you can hunt a variety of game including squirrel, rabbit, grouse, pheasant, quail, and more. This is a great time to get outside, enjoy the fall weather, and fill your freezer with some delicious wild game.

Quail hunting is only legal in some areas of Ohio. For more information about hunts in your area, visit the Ohio Department of Natural Resources website.

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