I think I know the answer, but wanted to double check.

You have NO seasons in which you can rifle hunt for deer, correct? Also you have no season in which you'd be hunting just as the leaves were beginning to turn and where you wouldn't need to wear flo orange, correct?

In which case I find it sad that a show named "Wild Encounters" is filmed inside a high fence operation.[:'(]

No there are no rifle sasons in Ohio and no there are no seasons to my knowlege that require you to wear blaze orange when the leaves are just beginning to change. It is possible that the early muzzleloader seeason that came in on Oct. 22 last year fell at the leaf change, but that season is only on selected state land. Hope that helps.

Adrian

exactly you only have to wear orange in december and late late november the first monday after thanksgiving is deer gun season, usually no leaves and then of course the muzzleloader season in late december no leaves, the only one could possibly be muzzleloader on state ground, but these are on special areas as described above. Never allowed to hunt deer with a rifle though unless in a high fence

Sad, the lengths people will go to, to confirm their existence as "hunting celebrities." The King scoffs at such behavior.

I saw that show too. Yes, it HAD TO BE a high fence operation and as far as I saw they did not mention the fact that they were hunting high fence one time.