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Zeke Wilson's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly hunting and wildlife-related activities. He often announces upcoming events or provides reviews of past ones. Based on this focus, reaching out to him with announcements about local hunting and outdoor events would likely resonate well.
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By: Zeke Wilson
Trout season opened Saturday, allowing licensed anglers across the state to cast their lines. Rain-swollen streams in some sections were largely unfishable. The upper sections of tributaries and lakes are good places to target when flows are high.
Owls and whippoorwill calls over the weekend were special spring sounds to hear. The hope for a chance to talk turkey led me to another state.
Spring gobbler season opens Saturday across the state. With all the anticipation surrounding opening day, it's important to remember the season runs for a full month.
By: Zeke Wilson
Both bear and fawn sightings are becoming common across the county. Fawns should never be touched or removed, regardless of the assumptions or good intentions of those who encounter them.
By: Zeke Wilson
In only 84 days, the annual start of hunting season will begin with both doves and geese. Soon, hunting licenses will be on sale across the state, further feeding the anticipation of another autumn.
A couple of cold fronts and thunderstorms in recent days have allowed for a more enjoyable adventure.
This morning began almost brisk, lending itself to wingshooters anticipating September.
The third round of antlerless licenses went on sale Monday morning, allowing hunters to now purchase three tags.
The agony of August is easier for sportsmen and women as the promise of September grows greater.
September is soon to show its splendor to the countryside and those who reside within it.
