5 Quotes by Kim Arbaugh

Between Nov. 5 and 19, the young hunter must take one of two offered safety courses that are 10 hours long and must pass one of the two courses to be eligible for the Ohio Youth Hunting Day.

There will be an orientation on Sept. 29, where there will be commitment between guides and parents. No location has been designated as yet.

This is to teach those who have never gone hunting how to respect farming traditions.

A banquet will be held for the kids at the Jewett Sportsmen Club in the evening so they can share experiences. There will be someone to do the meat processing at a reduced cost. If they do not have use for the deer, it will donated to a local food pantry.

Ohio-designated youth hunting day is Nov. 19, where the youth will be allowed to hunt with a guide at a farm that has been met with the farmer's approval.