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Segment from the award winning t.v. show "In Ohio Country Today" featuring co-host Gary Jackson with Katie Ruehl eastern Lead for Becks Hybrids to discuss the commitment rewards program.

The award winning t.v. show "In Ohio Country Today. Stories in this episode include Cooper Farms, Dye Real Estate & Land Company, Pusheta Creek Steaks and Central State University. For more information and a link to our podcasts, FaceBook page, YouTube channel and more go to inohiocountry.com

Segment from the award winning t.v. show "In Ohio Country Today" with Host/Producer Big Dan Wilson and Lou Driever from the Ohio Chapter of the Farmer Veteran Coalition - segment courtesy of Central State University.

Our Amanda Mangan is joined by Taylor Hummel at Vantage Point Stables.

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I TOLD YOU...Have you ever seen a bear in Ohio?
A New Generation Of Black Bears Is Returning 🐻
Ohio had lost its black bears by the mid-1800s... but now they're making a comeback.
Black bears once lived throughout nearly all of Ohio. As settlers cleared millions of acres of forests for farms and towns, bears lost much of their habitat. At the same time, unregulated hunting and trapping dramatically reduced their numbers until they had virtually disappeared from the state by the mid-1800s.
Today, that story is changing.
This summer, at least three separate black bear sightings have been reported inside Mohican State Park. While that may sound like an isolated event, it's actually part of a much larger trend. Black bears have been slowly expanding back into Ohio for decades as forests have recovered and populations from neighboring states have naturally spread westward.
The map below shows confirmed black bear sightings since 1993. So far, bears have been confirmed in 62 of Ohio's 88 counties, with the strongest populations in the forested hills of eastern Ohio. Very few have ventured into the flat, farmland-dominated landscapes of northwest Ohio.
I know many locally travel to the Smoky’s to see bears and hike. I did not realize so many were back in Ohio too!
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I TOLD YOU...Have you ever seen a bear in Ohio?
A New Generation Of Black Bears Is Returning 🐻
Ohio had lost its black bears by the mid-1800s... but now theyre making a comeback.
Black bears once lived throughout nearly all of Ohio. As settlers cleared millions of acres of forests for farms and towns, bears lost much of their habitat. At the same time, unregulated hunting and trapping dramatically reduced their numbers until they had virtually disappeared from the state by the mid-1800s.
Today, that story is changing.
This summer, at least three separate black bear sightings have been reported inside Mohican State Park. While that may sound like an isolated event, its actually part of a much larger trend. Black bears have been slowly expanding back into Ohio for decades as forests have recovered and populations from neighboring states have naturally spread westward.
The map below shows confirmed black bear sightings since 1993. So far, bears have been confirmed in 62 of Ohios 88 counties, with the strongest populations in the forested hills of eastern Ohio. Very few have ventured into the flat, farmland-dominated landscapes of northwest Ohio.
I know many locally travel to the Smoky’s to see bears and hike. I did not realize so many were back in Ohio too!

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2/3 counties on the map are misspelled.

I had a female and cub in my valley in the spring about 15 years ago. DNR said it might have been the first baby born in Ohio in a century.

3 confirmed sightings could be a single bear spotted three separate times. Id be more interested in knowing the resident population, and number of females with cubs.

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All i see is Freezer Meat lol

Dan how the hell did you get my tail cam pics? Come on man

...doesn't look like the north pole to me...spring training grounds for Santa's crew?

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Dan Wilson is an award-winning veteran broadcaster whose career spans 43 years in Radio & Television. He is the owner of Wilson 1 Communications since 1991 and is both the Co-Host and Producer of the nationally recognized television show “In Ohio Country Today” which first aired in July, 2005 and the "In Ohio Country Today" Radio Program & Podcast that both complement the feature stores seen on our t.v. program. The t.v. show airs on numerous stations and broadcasts weekly throughout Ohio and parts of Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, West Virginia and Pennsylvania and seen nationally via our social media, website, and YouTube Channel. Dan is also the Ag Director for iHeart Media in Ohio. The In Ohio Country Today/iHeart Media Radio Ag Network includes over 25 radio stations located in Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Lima, Toledo, Mansfield, Akron, Canton, Youngstown and Southeast Ohio.

Alan Davis is an award winning insurance agent and a lifelong resident of Auglaize County - a business owner for nearly 43 years and still an active family farmer he is co-host of the television show with appearances on the radio program and podcast. He has a unique understanding of risk management and total farm protection through his business Alan Davis Insurance Agency with 3 locations in Lima, Minster and Wapakoneta, Ohio and has clients at every level of agriculture throughout Ohio and brings that both personal and professional knowledge to the show. Alan is a 2025 President’s Council Hall of Fame inductee for Farmers Insurance.

Gary Jackson is co-host of the t.v. show recognized and a distinguished farm broadcaster for nearly 53 years. His broadcast background includes years in radio and nearly nearly 22 in t.v. - His understanding of agriculture in Ohio includes career relationships with farmers, farming families and agribusinesses throughout the Buckeye State. Gary Grew up on his family farm just outside of Ada, Ohio. Gary is in the Farm Science Review Hall of Fame, the Hardin County Agricultural Hall of Fame and the Allen County Agricultural Hall of Fame for his hard work and dedication to promoting agriculture here in the Buckeye state through his many years in broadcasting.

Amanda Mangan began her career in journalism in 1995 in Ohio. She worked for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, interned for WTAM 1100 AM in Cleveland, and worked for WLCC Radio and several radio stations and newspapers in Athens, Ohio. Amanda graduated with a bachelor's degree in journalism from Ohio University in the E. W. Scripps School of Journalism. She started working for West Virginia Radio Corporation as an afternoon news anchor in Morgantown, WV then worked at Allegany Radio Corporation as the news director and on air personality when it was founded in 2006. Amanda was named the 2010 Allegany County Friend of 4-H and 2012 Maryland Statewide Friend of 4-H. She has also won a variety of awards including West Virginia Broadcasters Association Best Talk Show and West Virginia Broadcasters Association Best Newscast. She was a Marconi Award Nominee for Small Market Personality of the Year 2016 and Inducted into the North Ridgeville High School Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame 2016. She currently provides news updates and in-depth features for In Ohio Country Today.

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