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Archery deer hunt in Fort Hill, Ohio

Special Controlled Deer Hunt Lottery
Adult Archery Hunt at Fort Hill
Oct. 29 - Nov. 23, 2012
WEEKDAYS ONLY - Hunting not permitted on weekends

Fifteen hunters will be selected, via lottery, for a special controlled deer hunt to help control the deer population at Fort Hill in southwest Ohio. Interested hunters, age 18 and over, may enter the lottery using the above form and paying a non-refundable $5 processing fee. Please select whether you are applying as a single adult ($5 fee) or as a two-person team ($10 fee).

To be eligible to hunt, anyone selected in the lottery must also attend a mandatory orientation session at the site on Saturday, October 27. Also, please note: this archery hunt is NOT open on the weekends, and will take place only Monday through Friday, October 29th to November 23rd.

The registration deadline for the Fort Hill Adult Archery Hunt is Oct. 12, 2012 at 5 PM EDT and winners will be notified no later than Oct. 20, 2012.

Notice:
1. The $5.00 processing fee ($10.00 for the Buddy Hunt) is non-refundable.
2. You may apply once -- but only once -- for each of the five different lotteries (Bow Hunt at Adena, Fort Hill Archery Hunt, Fort Hill Youth Hunt, Fort Hill Adult Regular Hunt and Fort Hill Adult Muzzleloaders Hunt). Individuals making multiple applications for the same hunt will automatically be disqualified.











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Bow Hunting Adena Mansion & Gardens, Ohio

Applications are being accepted for deer bow and arrow hunters for Adena Mansion & Gardens, Ohio. Only 15 hunters will be selected by lottery. The season is scheduled from November 1, 2012 to February 3, 2013 except for dates December 1 and 2. Visit ohiohistorystore.com

"This limited archery deer hunt allows us to help manage the deer population on the property," said Bob Glotzhober, senior curator of natural history at the Ohio Historical Society. "Uncontrolled population growth in deer herds can result in the destruction of plants in their woodland habitat as well as destruction of cultivated gardens nearby. An uncontrolled deer population also can create unhealthy conditions for the deer and other animals, as well as greater risk to drivers."





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