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Published October 14, 2009 01:36 am - Jason P. Hadsell has been assigned as the new state wildlife officer for Ashtabula County, according to the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Outdoors Insider, with Dale Sunderlin: The new man in town... Jason Hadsell takes over as county’s wildlife officer DALE SUNDERLIN Star Beacon Jason P. Hadsell has been assigned as the new state wildlife officer for Ashtabula County, according to the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
Hadsell, who has served as the Cuyahoga County wildlife officer since 2005, will take over the job duties of Wildlife Officer Wade Dunlap, who recently transferred to Tuscarawas County. At-large wildlife officer Jon Coffman will temporarily oversee wildlife-related issues in Cuyahoga County until a permanent replacement has been assigned. “Jason is a very friendly and approachable officer who will serve the citizens of Ashtabula County well on all wildlife related programs, while enforcing fish and wildlife regulations to conserve our wildlife resources,” District 3 Manager Jeff Herrick said. “We are getting an experienced officer which will make for a seamless transition in authority.” Hadsell, 28 and a native of Napoleon, Ohio, received an associates degree in Fish and Wildlife Management from Hocking College in 2002 and is a 2005 graduate of Ohio’s Wildlife Officer Academy. To contact Hadsell, call (330) 245-3036. Gone, not forgotten Dunlap will be missed dearly by all the legitimate sportspersons in Ashtabula County. We’ve had our fair share of Wildlife Officers over the last bunch of years and they were all good guys and fine officers. But in my opinion Wade was outstanding. He made it a point to show up at darn near every Hunter Education class that happened. He was a main stay at our Ashtabula County League meetings, reporting on anything and everything that was happening in and around our area. He also kept us well informed as to state level incidents that may have influenced Ashtabula County and the sportspersons in it. He was at every conservation banquet and supported whatever outdoor cause they we promoting. If it had to with the outdoors, hunting, fishing or wildlife in general, Wade was there. Wade was a little green when he arrived here but he grew and developed. He developed into one of the finest Wildlife Officer we’ve had in a long time and as far as I’m concerned, will have for a long time. I wish him much success and all the luck in the world in his new undertaking, Tuscarawas County. Fall gobble time Wild turkey hunting opened in 48 Ohio counties on Saturday, Oct. 10, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. The season continues through Sunday, Nov. 29. 
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