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Next youth events around Ohio

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DateNameChapter or clubLocationDetailsRegisterRead from
Nov 14, 2026Maumee Bay Youth Deer Hunt (age 4-17) · JAKES youth deer hunt, OregonNWTF
Oregon, Lucas County
Event detailsSource

checked 11/5/2026

Feb 20, 2027Morgan County Greenwing Day · DU Greenwing day, McConnelsvilleDucks Unlimited

Morgan County Gun Club

McConnelsville, Morgan County

starts 12 p.m.

Sign upSource

checked 11/5/2026

Collected November 5, 2026 from ODNR class listings, chapter feeds and dog-event result pages, one source per row.

Ohio youth events at a glance

All told, 8 rows of Ohio youth events, of which 6 already ran. Leading the host column: NWTF and Ducks Unlimited.

Ducks Unlimited Greenwing days make up 5 of the 8 youth rows. Each county has a single row, Guernsey County (1), Warren County (1) and Trumbull County (1) among them. District by district, 1 in District 2, 3 in District 3, 3 in District 4 and 1 in District 5. Maumee Bay Youth Deer Hunt (age 4-17) opens the run on Nov 14, 2026.

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Ohio youth season rules behind these events

The statewide youth seasons have no venue, so they are not rows on this list; the rules below come from the regulations.

Ohio youth rule
YouthYouth = 17 and younger on the date of the youth season (licenses: under 18 at purchase).
Adult partnerYouth-season hunters must be accompanied by a non-hunting adult 18+ who carries no hunting implement (no license needed); one adult per two youths. Hunters under 16 may never hunt alone.
DeerYouth deer gun season November 21-22, 2026 (counts toward limits; hunter orange for youth and adult).
Small gameYouth small game weekends October 24-25 and October 31-November 1, 2026 (rabbit, pheasant, chukar, quail in open areas, plus other game in season); pheasant releases.
WaterfowlYouth waterfowl October 3-4, 2026 statewide; veterans and active military waterfowl the same weekend and may hunt with youth.
$10.00Youth hunting license

2026-27 Ohio Hunting and Trapping Regulations, youth seasons, checked November 6, 2026.

Ohio youth events near me

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Ohio youth event grounds and halls

Venues on a wildlife area or state park link to that land page; county names open the county guide with its deer limit and public land.

Hall, club or groundsCountyListed

Briar Rabbit Shooting Sports

Zanesville
Muskingum1

Eastern Ohio Conservation Club

Salem
Columbiana1

Fritsch Farm

Morrow
Warren1

Letcher Farm

Cortland
Trumbull1

Morgan County Gun Club

McConnelsville
Morgan1

New Middletown Farmers and Sportsmen Club

Mahoning1
OregonLucas1
Salt Fork State Park
Cambridge
Guernsey1

Ohio youth event months at a glance

Ohio youth events by month00123Jan: 0 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar0JanFeb: 1 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar1FebMar: 0 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar0MarApr: 0 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar0AprMay: 0 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar0MayJun: 0 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar0JunJul: 1 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar1JulAug: 2 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar2AugSep: 1 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar1SepOct: 2 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar2OctNov: 1 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar1NovDec: 0 Ohio youth events beginning in that month of the calendar0Dec

Peak months for Ohio youth events are August, October and July.

Every Ohio youth event in the research counts once, 8 rows in all.

Ohio youth events that already ran

Most recent first, with the host page.

Date runEventHostCountyChecked
Oct 24–26, 2026Youth Pheasant at Eastern Ohio Conservation Club · youth pheasant hunt, SalemEastern Ohio Conservation Club

Eastern Ohio Conservation Club

Source

checked 11/5/2026

Oct 24–25, 2026Youth Pheasant Hunt at New Middletown Farmers and Sportsmen Club · youth pheasant hunt, New MiddletownNew Middletown Farmers and Sportsmen Club

New Middletown Farmers and Sportsmen Club

Source

checked 11/5/2026

Sep 19, 2026Zanesville DU Greenwing Day · DU Greenwing day, ZanesvilleDucks Unlimited

Briar Rabbit Shooting Sports

Zanesville, Muskingum County
Source

checked 11/5/2026

Aug 29, 2026Trumbull County Greenwing (Youth) Day · DU Greenwing day, CortlandDucks Unlimited

Letcher Farm

Cortland, Trumbull County
Source

checked 11/5/2026

Aug 8, 2026Warren County DU Green Wing Day · DU Greenwing day, MorrowDucks Unlimited

Fritsch Farm

Source

checked 11/5/2026

Jul 25, 2026Guernsey County Greenwing Day Camp · DU Greenwing day, CambridgeDucks Unlimited

Salt Fork State Park

Cambridge, Guernsey County
Source

checked 11/5/2026

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Pages tied to Ohio youth events

Pair a banquet or a class with the season it leads into, the permit it needs and the wildlife areas near the venue.

Male gadwall duck
Green-winged teal on the water
Male wood duck

Your Ohio youth event questions

Where in Ohio are youth events most common?

By rows in the data: Guernsey County (1), Warren County (1), Trumbull County (1), Muskingum County (1) and Mahoning County (1). By Wildlife District: 1 in District 2, 3 in District 3, 3 in District 4 and 1 in District 5.

Which month should I watch for Ohio youth events?

August, with 2 of 8 dated rows.

What does it cost to attend Ohio youth events?

None of the upcoming rows prints a price, so open the host page from the row button.

How does registration work for Ohio youth events?

Through the host. Each upcoming row’s button opens the ticket shop, the ODNR class profile or the listing itself when no sign-up link was published; this site takes no bookings.

Must I hold an Ohio license for these youth events?

A young hunter needs a youth license and the right permit for the game; the adult partner in a youth season carries no gun and needs no license.

How up to date are the Ohio youth event rows?

Every source was read November 5, 2026; each rebuild re-sorts the rows against the calendar, moving ended dates to the past list.

What is a DU Greenwing day in Ohio?

A youth day run by a local Ducks Unlimited committee. The Ohio rows sit at farms, a shooting sports club and the Salt Fork State Park Eco Discovery Center; 5 are in the data.

Who must go with a young Ohio hunter?

Youth-season hunters must be accompanied by a non-hunting adult 18+ who carries no hunting implement (no license needed); one adult per two youths. Hunters under 16 may never hunt alone. Ohio youth hunting rules

When are the Ohio youth small game weekends?

Youth small game weekends October 24-25 and October 31-November 1, 2026 (rabbit, pheasant, chukar, quail in open areas, plus other game in season); pheasant releases. Ohio youth seasons

How many Ohio youth events does the research hold?

2 ahead, 0 with published winners and 6 held without placings, as of November 6, 2026.

What is the first Ohio youth event still to come?

Maumee Bay Youth Deer Hunt (age 4-17): November 14, 2026, Oregon, Lucas County.

Which organizers stand behind Ohio youth events here?

NWTF (1) and Ducks Unlimited (1); the bracket gives each host’s upcoming rows.

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