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Physical Therapist Assistant- is it a waste of time or a good career?
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Coder in Pembroke Pines, Florida
80 months ago
Emm in Fort Myers, Florida
80 months ago
What is it exactly you're looking for help with. Locating a program, salary, what it's like being a PTA? What are your interests? One may find it a great career, but for you it may not be.
Emm in Fort Myers, Florida
80 months ago
You do have to go to school to be a PTA. As far as how long they last each individual is different.
HENRY in Chicago, Illinois
79 months ago
I'm thinking about going into PTA. I'm 43 years old. My questions are:
Becky in Largo, Florida
78 months ago
I'm thinking about going into PTA...I know the 2 year degree is required. I have a bachelors degree and took some of those classes that are reuquired for the degree. I'm wondering if anyone has heard of hospitals/offices that do a work/study type program where you can get hands on experience, earning an income while going to school. I live in the Clearwater, FL area, so if anyone knows of anything, that would be helpful! Thanks!
Lauren in Joliet, Illinois
77 months ago
That's a very inspiring story. I'm leaving the corporate world as an ad executive to become a PTA. I'm so excited to start a career that I actually get satisfaction out of. It's hard to give up my past experiences for something completely new but when I hear stories like that, it inspires me to continue reaching for that goal.
bluelineman in McKinney, Texas
77 months ago
firstname.lastname@example.com in Canyon Country, California said: I have a son in High school who is interested in taking the ROP program - introduction to physical therapy assistants. Provided that he does enjoy this class, do you know of any accredited schools in our area that provide this training? We live near Valencia, CA - 30 miles north of LA. Also, my one concern with my son is that his handwriting is very difficult to read - he has always typed everything for school - do you think this would be a problem? Thanks so much for your help!
Here's all the PTA schools in Calif. This is listed on the apta (dot) org website under "student resources", then go to "PT/PTA programs".
Cerritos College
Loma Linda University
Ohlone College
Sacramento City College
San Diego Mesa College
saipeople in kingwood, Texas
77 months ago
hello all, i found some brief notes on job description and salary ranges of PTA's here check this link - www.bls.gov/oco/ocos167.htm
J in Jordan, Montana
76 months ago
flossin4u said: Hey, I am also a Dental Hygienist looking to go back to school for P.T.A. I am so glad to see that I'm not the only one burn out and feeling limited. Dental offices seem to be worse than the job itself to me. I feel critiqued and kinda just "watched over" every day. I wish you all the best and let me know what you decide.
If you feel critiqued in Dental Hygiene, I think PTA will be worse. I recommend going to work for someone who respects you and you feel more comfortable with. As a Dental Hygienist you should make $25/hour minimum and many places allow you to work a few days a week. PTAs average $18-19/hour plus benefits and usually work 5 days a week. One of the differences is PTA build relationships with their patients, where as Dental Hygenist keep patients mouth full.
ron in Apopka, Florida
76 months ago
J in Jordan, Montana said: If you feel critiqued in Dental Hygiene, I think PTA will be worse. I recommend going to work for someone who respects you and you feel more comfortable with. As a Dental Hygienist you should make $25/hour minimum and many places allow you to work a few days a week. PTAs average $18-19/hour plus benefits and usually work 5 days a week. One of the differences is PTA build relationships with their patients, where as Dental Hygenist keep patients mouth full.
What PTA are you talking about?
I am a PTA and I started at 30/hr fresh out of school! I am making 35/hr after 1 year on the job.
One more thing, I don't smell the stink that d. hygienist smell most of the time. I'm sure it will make me throw up!
Brandi J in California
76 months ago
Yes from what I hear PTA's make much more than $19 dollars an hour here in California too! More in the $25-$35 range. I think it really depends on what state you live in.
bluelineman in McKinney, Texas
76 months ago
meg in Minneapolis, Minnesota said: How hard or easy is it to get a job after being done with school? Do most people get a job right away? Do you thinnk most people can get a job where they do their clinical internships?
I think getting a job depends on where you live. Also, if you're not near a PTA school, things tend to be easier. Down here in the DFW area, it's pretty easy to get a job.
I would think that as long as you can safely do the job, it shouldn't be a problem with your vision disorder.
Sharon in Lewisburg, West Virginia
76 months ago
I am having trouble deciding what to go to school in. The 2 area's I am interested is Occupational Therapy Assistant or Physical Therapy Assistant. Please help me decide. I would like to find a career that's marketable and that I will like very well everyday. Please advise anyone...
ramon in Apopka, Florida
76 months ago
PTA Salary and Job Growth Info - Click or Paste the link below.
Gary in Daytona Beach, Florida
76 months ago
ron in Apopka, Florida said: What PTA are you talking about?
hey ron, im fixing to start pta school next year. What kind of facility do you work at starting at 30/hr? Traviling, Outpatient,hospital?
ron in Apopka, Florida
76 months ago
Gary in Daytona Beach, Florida said: hey ron, im fixing to start pta school next year. What kind of facility do you work at starting at 30/hr? Traviling, Outpatient,hospital?
It's actually $35/hr now, full time w/ benefits. It's a nursing home facility.
You can make $50 per visit if you do home care - per diem, and $35 to $40 an hour if you work full-time with benefits for a home care company. This is for Florida only, I am not sure how much a PTA is paid in other states.
dawn in Daytona Beach, Florida
76 months ago
YOU know I have been a cna for seven years and around 8 months ago I landed a job as a rehab tech in a snf. I am currently a college student undecided about which program to go for, RN or PTA. I am always suprised at how the pt's and pta's seem very content and happy doing their jobs unlike the nurses I have worked around. I know that nursing does give a person a lot of avenues and decent pay, but a lot of them seem constantly stressed out and complaining.I have been reading this forum now for about a week and still undecided about which program to attend. I just want a career that I will enjoy doing for the next 30 or so years and a career that is financially rewarding. Any thoughts?
lovemybulldog in Kirkland, Washington
76 months ago
Tracy, we're in almost the same boat. I am 36 with a 2 year old and a 13 year job with a great company...I just don't love what I do. I have wanted to get in the Sports Medicine or PT field since High School and always felt like there was too much going on in life to go back to school. We are simply not in a position to lose my income, but there are no night/weekend programs for PTA in my state (WA). If I really want to pursue PTA, I must quit my job and sacrifice time with my son and husband. I'll also be sacrificing 5 weeks of vacation, good benefits...the whole 9 yards.
I'm coming to terms with all of that, but we still are working out whether we can actually take on MORE debt, instead of getting rid of it. My husband told me that I picked a really crummy time to want to fulfill my dreams... and I agree to some extent, but I also think in many ways that my timing might be just right. If I can somehow work it out financially, I think I can sacrifice for a couple of years in order to be a happier mom and wife...and have a great set of skills lined up to give me flexibility to work part time later if I chose to stay home with my son or homeschool.
I've visited 3 PT environments in the past week and have gotten great feedback about the salaries and demand in my area. I am certain that I want to do this... but I am still up in the air as to what school I want to go through. One is closer and has an accredited program, but another is a bit further away and is just in the "application" process for certification. That scares me. Of course, that's the school with a less expensive program. I hate to make it about a few thousand dollars, but when you're looking at giving up an entire salary in the first place, it becomes very important!
I am planning to do my pre-reqs in the next year while I am still working. During that time, we are planning to watch the economy, make sure my husband's job stays secure, and work on saving like crazy.
Tracy in West Bloomfield, Michigan
75 months ago
"lovemybulldog", thanks for replying! I totally understand about not loving what you're doing. I used to LOVE my job but since I've had children (7 years ago) something has changed. The grind of coming up with something new and exciting everyday has lost it's spark and I'm longing to do something that makes a difference in this world. I work for GM, and if you haven't heard, they aren't doing so well. There's a good chance that I won't have a job in 6 months. I'm just trying to plan for my future.
My husband isn't totally behind me because we already struggle with work/family balance. He isn't excited about me taking a pay cut to do something else if I don't lose my job. Making more money would be great but I'd rather do something that means something and that I enjoy.
I need to visit some PT environments myself. I have a contact of a PTA that works with the local schools so I plan to go with her and then a few other places. I'm going to give myself a couple weeks to think and research and then if I decide to go for this, I'm going to start the pre-req classes too. I'd love to stay in touch and see how you're doing since it seems like we're starting from the same point.
Thanks again and I'm wishing you the best in your decisions!!
Stephani Mrzena in Snoqualmie, Washington
75 months ago
Tracy, This is Lovemybulldog... I lost my login somehow and had to start from scratch.
I'm not sure how I can share my info with you on this forum, but I would love to stay in touch with you and FitCTMom. I feel like we're all making our decisions with similar life situations in play. My husband is a little like yours, but I've at least gotten him to understand that my potential for burnout is more detrimental long term than the few years we would have to sacrifice for this. Visiting clinics and talking to other PT's and PTA's helped me greatly. I did read FitCTMom's comments about not loving the program the way she thought she would and I'll take that into account. Like both of you, I can't very well afford (money or time away from my family) to dive into something and then either quit or find out it wasn't what I wanted. My gut tells me that if I see it thru to the end, I will be glad I did and enjoy the job as much as I'm imagining now. I have already told myself that the school work will be hard, but seeing the end of the tunnel is a huge motivator. Getting it all out of the way now **FOR THE SAKE OF MY SON** is also a gigantic motivator.
The reality of it all is that we might not be able to afford for me to do this without making a drastic change in the way we invest, how we spend and maybe even our mortgage. This puts a lot of pressure on my husband and my son to sacrifice and work harder...all so I can better myself. As a mom, I'm sure you understand the guilt I feel. I think lately on a daily basis: why in the heck didn't I make this decision 10 or 15 years ago? What was the hold up then? I had almost nothing to lose and everything to gain: No mortgage, no kids, hardly any bills, and a much smaller salary to sacrifice. I wonder a bit now if I'm going to end up watching the ship sail past me because of the costs and sacrifices associated.
At the risk of inviting the whole board to email me: firstname.lastname@example.com Would love to keep in touch!
polka in Encinitas, California
75 months ago
Is this a starting salary w/ experience? how much is the starting salary w/ no experience yet? i`m planning to work in a home health setting or SNF any idea?
Lisa in Fort Mill, South Carolina
75 months ago
Tracy in West Bloomfield, Michigan said: Hi. I am looking at changing careers and I'm 38. I'm looking into being physical therapy assistant. It's a bit over-whelming, since I'm a graphic designer and changing at my age but I want to do something that actually helps people. Is there anyone that went for their associate degree in PTA, a little later in life while working and maintaining a young family? I know this will be very challenging. Can anyone give me some advice or insight?
Hi Tracy we are in the same boat!!! I am 37 and completely changing careers...I have 2 children and am being laid off after 11 1/2 in the technology field. I am scare to death, but think the benefit of this career will be well worth the challenges of juggling, school, family and a part time job (hopefully). I just really want to give back. Best of luck to you!
MAT08 in Northridge, California
75 months ago
Suriya PT Services in Los Angeles, California said: if you thinking bout the money PTAs are paid well i pay my PTAs $50 per home visit... so if they see 8 patients a day thats $400 a day... and lets say they work only weekdays so thats around 20 days a month = $8000
Hello, I am a PE teacher at a middle school and hating it. I graduated recently at a university with a kinesiology degree and I was planning to go into PT but decedied that it was too long (the schooling) . I have 4 years of PT aide experience and also getting my massage license in July of this year. I needed some advise, I am planning on applying for the equivilance license for PT assistant; what are some advice you can give me? I would like to be a traveling PT assistant and I love working with people. Being a teacher was just too depressing and the school system is terrible (I just kind of fell into it when I decided I didn't want to go for my PT degree; too long:( ).
Please I need some advice before I send my application to the Boards. Thanks.
Lisa in Fort Mill, South Carolina
75 months ago
Stephani Mrzena in Snoqualmie, Washington said: Lisa,
Hi Stephanie good to hear from you! I am also looking into Occupational Therapy as well. Since I will be laid I am thinking of doing some observations with each kind of team and that way if I go with OTA I will have 25 hours of required observation time in. I have many pre-reqs to get out of the way so I am thinking of starting over the summer. I've worked in IT\Telecomm for so long it all seems so foreign but sometimes you just gotta say "what the heck" and go with your gut and faith! my email is email@example.com feel free to email anytime. Keep me posted on your path as well.
Dr. Sal d.c. in San Diego, California
75 months ago
Hi I am a chiropractor and I wanted to take the pta equivalency, but I dont know where to start, can anyone point me in the right direction, or tell me the procedure. I have visited the board website, but am still confused a bit. Any info would help. Thank in advance... cheers!
Dr. Sal
bluelineman in McKinney, Texas
75 months ago
Dr. Sal d.c. in San Diego, California said: Hi I am a chiropractor and I wanted to take the pta equivalency, but I dont know where to start, can anyone point me in the right direction, or tell me the procedure. I have visited the board website, but am still confused a bit. Any info would help. Thank in advance... cheers!
My first question is why? You have a lot more autonomy & $$$ staying in your current profession.
You need to go to your state's licensing agency and ask them -
There is a link "how to apply for a license". I believe you would be classified as "Equivalency PTA applicant". They also have their contact info on the website.
Dr. Sal d.c. in San Diego, California
75 months ago
I want to supplement my practice with physical therapy, and to be honest, the chiropractic side of the reimbursement pie is getting smaller and smaller... this will hopefully help supplement my practices billing income...
Dr. Sal d.c. in San Diego, California
75 months ago
There is a link "how to apply for a license". I believe you would be classified as "Equivalency PTA applicant". They also have their contact info on the website.
I went there and it says that I need 18months of direct pt (supervised) experience... how would I do this? As an aide?? if so how much do physical therpay aides make per hour?
Lisa S in Minneapolis, Minnesota
75 months ago
I have been laid off since May of 2008. I am 45 years old and I am wondering if I'm too old to go to school for PTA. With all of the prereq. required I will be 49 or 50 by the time I'm done...you can only start in the Fall...if you are accepted in January and have all of your prereq's done. I am not in excellent shape, but it would give me an incentive to work a bit harder at it! I am also only 5ft 2in tall.
Lisa in Fort Mill, South Carolina
75 months ago
The way I look at it, your gonna be 49 or 50 anyways so if this is something you've always wanted to do I say go for it! I am 37 and starting school as well I am now leaning more towards OTA and thought the same thing...but you only go this way once and I really want to accomplish this.
Good luck!
bigredga in Albany, Georgia
75 months ago
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bluelineman in McKinney, Texas
75 months ago
Dr. Sal d.c. in San Diego, California said: I want to supplement my practice with physical therapy, and to be honest, the chiropractic side of the reimbursement pie is getting smaller and smaller... this will hopefully help supplement my practices billing income...
Keep in mind that a PTA has to work under the supervision of a licensed PT. Each state is a little different. In Texas, it can be indirect supervision, they have to be a phone call away, etc.
bluelineman in McKinney, Texas
75 months ago
Dr. Sal d.c. in San Diego, California said: There is a link "how to apply for a license". I believe you would be classified as "Equivalency PTA applicant". They also have their contact info on the website.
I guess an aide position would be the easiest way. They don't get paid much. Each area is different. Here, I think they make $8-10/hr. See if you can talk to a local PT & see if they can help you out.
Dr. Sal d.c. in San Diego, California
75 months ago
I've decided its quicker to take the 4 semester than fulfill the 6000k hours as an aide being paid $8 an hour. The system seems designed to deter people from taking that route. Thank you for all who helped me out with this...cheers!
Jen in Charleston, West Virginia
75 months ago
Sharon in Lewisburg, West Virginia said: I am having trouble deciding what to go to school in. The 2 area's I am interested is Occupational Therapy Assistant or Physical Therapy Assistant. Please help me decide. I would like to find a career that's marketable and that I will like very well everyday. Please advise anyone...
I live in your neck of the woods, and will be starting community college (New River) this summer to start working on the prerequisites for either COTA or PTA. I am still undecided although leaning more to PTA at this point.
75 months ago
Lauren in Joliet, Illinois said: I'm looking for a rewarding career where I can feel good about helping people without having to get into nursing or take the time/money of going back to school to pursue a higher education. I'm concerned that the job may be too physically intensive that I may not be able to keep up it as a permanent career. Do you know how long PTA's normally last in the industry? Do many leave to pursue a higher education or a different career entirely?
Hi this is darla , I,m from Deming New Mexico, and i just want to say that it is not as hard as you might think it is,as far as physical work that is, and I think it pays very well, You might cosider also to try Theraputic massages in your own home also, you can charge anywhere between 25 dollars to 45 dollars every 30 minutes, It,s very easy to get started.
Sharon in Lewisburg, West Virginia
75 months ago
Thanks Jen from WV.
I am leaning toward PTA, just simply it is more marketable I found around here. I also talk to someone that did job shadowing and she found the OTA was mainly nursing homes. I wanted to work with a varity ages.
Thanks again, I may see you at MSU. I also going to do some of the prerequist at the New River comm College in Lewisburg if possible.
Jen in Charleston, West Virginia
75 months ago
at new river you can get your prerequisites in the following
the anatomy and physiology are 3 credits here, and at MSU they require 4 so a credit in biology has to be made up here somewhere.
computer proficiency I do not think is offered here but not 100% sure
the 40 volunteer hours have to be turned in by January. and I'm not 100% sure about this but looks like all prerequisites have to be completed by January in order to transfer to MSU by next May.
jpr3030 in Rowley, Massachusetts
75 months ago
Well, I can tell you that after completing two clinicals the only really challenging thing about this field is individual personality differences within your department. Also, the fact I'm a guy MAY have something to do with my experiences in a traditionally female dominated field. I came from the business realm in sales, so I am good at conflict resolution however, I had my clinical experiences "blindly" chosen for me. I know that when I get a job, I will be able to screen my superior more closely.
Stephani in Snoqualmie, Washington
75 months ago
Hi there... I fell off the map for a while, but have been watching the PTA conversations. My apologies to the ladies here that I promised to email but haven't. You know how it is, I know!
I have another question/dilemma in line with this thread. I am getting very close to starting prereq's. Hubby is "almost" on board with me quitting my job to enter a PTA program, but the deal is that I juggle it all up to that point, meaning I work, maintain mommy excellence, and handle prereq's....Then, if the economy and income status are stable enough, I can quit and give this my all. Here's the dilemma:
Of the two schools I'm considering, one is accredited and has a PTA program that has been around since the 80's. I haven't talked to current or graduating students there, but their enrollment vs. graduating stats look good. I'm comparing it against a school that is slightly cheaper (by about 2.5k) and closer (by about 20-30 minutes round trip), but isn't accredited yet. PTA is a new program for them and the pending enrolled class will be their first graduating class, THEN they'll get their accredidation status. I met with a counselor there yesterday and she indicated that they are still building their teaching staff for the program. I want to do my prereq's with the school that I ultimately enroll for PTA, but can't determine which is a bigger challenge: The accredidation and staffing issues at one school, or the distance and higher tuition at the other school.
Any thoughts or gut feel from those who have BTDT or in a similar boat of comparing schools? Ultimately, I have to treat this just like I'm taking a position with a company. Giving up a large chunk of income and time with my family is extremely significant. If I do this, it will be all or nothing. I definitely don't want to make a rash decision (school choice) and then regret it later.
jpr3030 in Rowley, Massachusetts
75 months ago
One of the main considerations you should make is quality of teaching/staff. I'm a sophomore in the PTA program and had 5 students join our class from the same college at the start of the year. They said that of 30 people who started the program, only 7 of them were left, 5 of which came to our program. So you should speak to the students about the quality of the staff. I'm pretty sure that'll be a difficult thing with the school which is unaccredited and is building their staff.
Kim L in El Dorado Hills, California
75 months ago
I've applied to a PTA school for fall, hoping to get in.
maybe you can do your prereq's at the closer school and transfer them over. that is what i am doing.
lastly, do fill out the government FAFSA. you may qualify for some free aid for school. not sure how it works in other states, but for me, i have my tuition paid for and i buy the books, parking pass, etc. It helps a lot. i hope it lasts, CA is trying to double our unit price.
don't try to take too much while you're working / family, especially with anatomy / physiology. I'm a single mom, also working part time, i've been taking 2 classes a semester for a while but you do get through it.
good luck.
Stephani in Snoqualmie, Washington
75 months ago
Thanks JPR and Kim L. Everything you say is exactly what I was thinking when I met with the counselor yesterday. I'm so nervous about considering a program with shaky staffing... as it is, the closer school has put off starting their program from Winter, to Spring, and now maybe until Fall because they are having a hard time finding a staff. It's just one person right now, and although that issue could iron itself out by the time I'm ready to start, I just don't know how comfortable I am taking the risk. What if they don't find a staff or continue putting off the already enrolled class? I can see them scrapping the program or changing the acceptance process. The accredidation thing bugs me too. At this stage in my game, am I really interested in being part of a "start up" program?
Still a lot to think about since the two schools have different prereq requirements, but no teachers with a brand new curriculum doesn't sound like the stability I'm looking for.
Therapyrecruiter in Saint Ann, Missouri
75 months ago
HENRY in Chicago, Illinois said: I'm thinking about going into PTA. I'm 43 years old. My questions are:
PTA's are in demand! If you don't limit your focus on what area of therapy to practice in, you will have more opportunties available. Be open to SNF, LTC, acute and hospital settings. There are plenty of positions with companies like Enduracare for PTA's for full-time, part-time and PRN.
lmsamuel in Fort Mill, South Carolina
74 months ago
I am still trying to decide if I want to go to school for OTA or PTA...any advice from folks out ther in either field?
mjgj in Springfield, Massachusetts
74 months ago
khyotter in Mcallen, Texas said: I have been a PTA for 30 years and I must say it has been a wonderful and rewarding career. It is definetely not a waste of time - I am making an incredible salary and have never, ever went without work. One day recently I was contacted by 3 different recruiters in the same day! If you love people and want to make a difference in someone's life then go for it.
Do you mind me asking what your salray is? I know it is different everywhere but just want to get an idea. (I am in Western MA)Thanks!
Lissa W. in Escondido, California
74 months ago
I was in a nursing program, and stopped after one semester. It was to stressful and truthfully I didn't like what I was doing. All the meds, I.V. & medical procedures was to much for me. I just started looking into PTA and it seems like it is not as "stressfull" of a career path and yet really rewarding in working with people. For current PTA's I was wondering what are some things you do not like about your job?
Shauna in Euless, Texas
74 months ago
Does anyone know whether PTAs are often faced with bad odors? Or bodily fluids? I'm trying to decide if I want to be an English teacher or go the PTA route, but I don't tolerate putrid smells very well. I recently lost my editing job at an ad agency, which was great, because I was tired of the isolation. I enjoy working with and helping people.
Shauna in Euless, Texas
74 months ago
Thank you, BlueLineMan! I was hoping you'd be the one who replied, since I live nearby in Denison. (I don't know why this thing says Euless.) Do PTAs in McKinney make $30 an hour to start, or is it less?
bluelineman in McKinney, Texas
74 months ago
I used to work in Denison @ TMC. I think they still sponsor people to go to school if you sign a contract to work for them after school. That's a great deal. They pay for school and give you a job right after. Anyway, call them and ask for MariAnne. She is the director and can give you the scoop. As for the $30/hr. I'd say no. It really depends on location and setting. By the way, the closest schools to Denison are Tishimingo OK & Ft Worth. I know they've sponsored many people in Tishimingo.
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However, I think the extreme winter weather was a tad harder on the birds than was anticipated as well as most of the spring did not provide comfortable conditions for hunting. Most weekend days during the season were cool and wet and I am sure many hunters opted to stay at home. A late spring also made the breeding season a week or two behind schedule and it made fooling a gobbler a little tougher this year.
Hunters checked 8,074 birds during the first full week of the 2014 wild turkey season.Young hunters checked 1,480 birds during the 2014 youth season. Ohio's 2014 spring wild turkey season was open April 21 through May 18. Youth season was April 19-20.
Wild turkeys were extirpated in Ohio by 1904 and were reintroduced in the 1950s by the ODNR Division of Wildlife. Ohio's first modern day wild turkey season opened in 1966 in nine counties, and hunters checked 12 birds. The wild turkey harvest topped 1,000 for the first time in 1984. Spring turkey hunting opened statewide in 2000, and Ohio hunters checked more than 20,000 wild turkeys for the first time that year.
• The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is asking the public to participate in the surveying of wild turkeys and ruffed grouse by reporting sightings of these two iconic Ohio game birds.
Every year, the ODNR Division of Wildlife conducts a turkey and grouse brood survey to estimate population growth. The brood survey relies on the public to report observations of all wild turkeys and ruffed grouse seen during May, June, July and August. Wildlife watchers and hunters can report observations at the Turkey Brood Survey page at wildohio.gov.
Information submitted to the brood survey helps to predict future wild turkey populations and also guide hunting regulations. More than 3,000 turkeys were reported during the 2013 survey, with an average of 2.54 young turkeys (poults) per adult hen turkey. This average was slightly higher than the long-term average of 2.5 poults per adult hen. Turkey populations are usually higher the next year when more poults are seen per hen.
State and county information is available from past wild turkey or ruffed grouse observations online. Biologists began tracking summer observations of wild turkeys in 1962. Ruffed grouse were added to the survey in 1999.
Ohio's spring wild turkey season is enjoyed by thousands of hunters annually. The 2014 spring hunting season continues through Sunday, May 18. The 2014 fall wild turkey hunting season is Monday, Oct. 13, through Sunday, Nov. 30. Ohio's ruffed grouse hunting season is Saturday, Oct. 11, through Saturday, Jan. 31, 2015. Find more information about wild turkeys and ruffed grouse at wildohio.gov.
• The summer of 2013 was successful for barn owl sightings in Ohio. The ODNR Division of Wildlife counted 82 nests in 190 next boxes, the third-highest number since Ohio's barn owl nest box program began in 1988. The public reported 22 more confirmed barn owl observations in 15 counties, the highest number of reports received.
The ODNR Division of Wildlife continues to track barn owl nests. Please call the ODNR Division of Wildlife at 1-800-WILDLIFE (945-3543) or email firstname.lastname@example.com to report a barn owl nesting or living near you.
Barn owls typically begin laying eggs in late April or early May, and the young will hatch about a month later. The summer months are the best time to find barn owls because they frequently return to their nest to feed their young, and will often spend the day on or near the nest.
Barn owls are easily identified by their white, heart-shaped face, large black eyes and golden brown and gray back. Adult barn owls communicate with shrieks and hissing-like calls, while the calls of young barn owls begging their parents for food are often heard on late summer nights. Finding pellets is another indication that barn owls may be living nearby. Pellets are regurgitated bones and fur of the owl's food.
Small rodents that live in hayfields and pastures are a barn owl's main food source. A pair of barn owls and their young can eat more than 1,000 rodents in one year. As their name suggests, barn owls find shelter in barns or other dark buildings they can enter, like silos. These buildings provide a safe place for them to rest in the day and to raise their young.
The ODNR Division of Wildlife has provided shelter for barn owls since 1988 by placing nest boxes on more than 400 barns. Nest boxes provide an opportunity for barn owls to nest in barns that they couldn't otherwise enter, and this program has been successful at increasing barn owl populations in Ohio. The number of nests has increased from 19 at the beginning of the program to more than 100 in 2012.
ODNR Division of Wildlife biologists have observed barn owl nests in areas other than in these boxes. Reporting barn owls will help biologists know how many more live in Ohio. Learn more about barn owls at wildohio.gov.
Until next time, Good Hunting and Good Fishing!


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What is next? Bigfoot is really hanging out in Georgia?
What is next? Bigfoot is really hanging out in Georgia?
The Sox traded Bullfrog the only player they've got for Shottenhoffen. Four-eyes Shottenhoffen a utility infielder. They've got a whole team of utility infielders.
Awesome, awesome news. I was fairly confident all along that the Reds were going to sign him and then a few hours ago I began to get nervous due to the lack of news. It turned out no news was good news. This signing thrills me. Yorman supposedly has the tools to be a great center fielder and has been compared to the likes of Miguel Cabrera and Carlos Beltran. His power and speed have been rated as 70's on the 20-80 scouting scale. This just further proves the Reds are becoming major players in the International scene. Juan Duran and Yorman Rodriguez were the big signings but Junior Arias was also a fairly big signing. This is awesome. The Reds have added a lot of talent to the organization lately.
Reds ink highly touted Venezuelan
Rodriguez, 16, considered five-tool center fielder
By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com
CINCINNATI -- While the Reds finalized their deal with first-round Draft pick Yonder Alonso, they also made another move on Friday night that was significant for their developmental system.
Center fielder Yorman Rodriguez, a 16-year-old from Venezuela, was signed to a contract. Considered a five-tool player, his birthday was on Friday. The youngest a foreign player can sign a contract is 16.
"He might be the top position prospect in all of Latin America," Reds scouting director Chris Buckley said.
Terms of the deal were not revealed.
Rodriguez is the second highly touted young Latin player to enter the Reds system this year. On Feb. 27, Dominican outfielder Juan Duran was signed.
"We've signed two of the top players available in that market and consider both to be first-round Draft picks," Buckley said. "This organization has made great progress in international scouting."
Safe to say I told you so?
Good call.
I'm not the biggest follower of the reds minor league systems (but this site has been an awesome resource for me...which I greatly appreciate), but I'm under the impression that these are 'splash like' moves for this system....a system, that until recentely, was pretty dried up
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New carpet, 8141 Sangiovese, Arbor Run. 4BR/ 3 1/2 BA. Featured tile & vinyl flooring. $75,000. Allen Tate Realtors, 2009 Parade of Homes. Amazing home loaded w/ Bobbie Maynard, 336-215-8017 custom features. Vaulted ceilings, dramatic stair, 2 story stone FP in great rm, bricked FP in keeping rm, 102 Graphite Dr, Gibsonville. 3bd/2ba, 1503 sf. Take plus 1 more FP in mstr suite. Hdwds. Custom kit w/ a look at this exquisite 1-level home w/beautiful granite, large island, SS appli. Spac mstr suite w/ cathedral ceiling in great room, upgraded black large walk in closet. Decorator neutral paint thruout. appliances, backsplash in kit. New incentives now Fantastic game/media room w/wet bar. Covered through December. Priced at $143,400. Call Jenny porch in front and back. 3 car garage on oversized Blythe, Shugart Enterprises at 336-446-7465 lot. Beautiful details thruout! $557,900. Allen Tate Realtors, Bobbie Maynard, 336-215-8017 1859 Longmont Dr, Kernersville. 3bd/2.5ba, 1908 sf, w/loft area. Beautiful kitchen w/ceramic backsplash, 4612 Baylor St, Alexander Pointe, Gso. 3BR/2.5 BA. upgraded black kitchen appliances. Great incentives New Price! Lovely home. convenient location, close available! Priced at $149,900. Call Sarah Draughn, to shops, restaurants. Open floor plan w/ 2-story Shugart Enterprises at 336-283-9809 great rm and foyer; ML mstr; hdwds down; maple nd cabinets, Corian ctops; 2 level bonus room; cul-de100 Topaz Ridge Ct, Gibsonville 3bd/2.5ba, 1,542 sac lot; builderís personal home. $269,900. Allen Tate sf. Move into your dream home w/open floor plan w/ Realtors, Bobbie Maynard, 336-215-8017 patio off bfst area, loft upstairs. Great for entertaining! Call agent for details! Priced at $142,400. Call Jenny Blythe, Shugart Enterprises at 336-446-7465 Deadline 5 pm Friday Put Your Advertisement In Front of 166,500 Rhino Readers 544-1952 4074 Saint John's St, High Point. Beautiful new plan w/3 car garage, 2,739 sf. Beautiful kit w/ granite ctops, tile backsplash, smooth top stove. Priced at $210,950. Call Linda Weaver, Shugart Enterprises at 336-886-7804 507 Creek Ridge 1.08 acres zoned RM-18 Mosby Oaks 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apts. $400 month 3806-14 Mosby Dr. Off Merritt Dr. 336-379-8384 Knight Rentals www.greensborohomelist.com 503 Creek Ridge 501 Mendenhall Road • Jamestown - $1,249/mo • On High Point City Lake • Spacious 3BR - 2BA - LR - DR - Den - Lrg Kit .85 acres zoned RM-18 Multi- family land conveniently located near Randleman Road with nice homes that can be rented on them. $150,000 $125,000 Apt FOR RENt 4 bd, 2 ba, $895/month www.triadrentalhomes.com APTS/DUPLEX FOR RENT 2600 SPRING GARDEN DUPLEX NEAR UNCG 2BR $625 1418 SEMINOLE DR DUPLEX NEAR GRIMSLEY HS 2BR $650 Wrenn Zealy Properties wzproperties.com 336-272-3183 Call 336-689-1902 (336) 317-2266 Call John Owens at 336-355-9079 Houses & Apartments For Rent For available property listings stop by our office. Lambeth-Osborne Realty 214 W. Market St. www.rhinotimes.com All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the federal EQUAL HOUSING and state Fair Housing Act which OPPORTUNITY makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination." The newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis. FOR RENT 430 BATTLEGROUND AVENUE Approx 1500 sq ft / $ 1100 Convenient to all downtown activities Recently remodeled Reception area/ two conference rooms Private office suites/ break room WRENN ZEALY PROPERTIES 336-272-3183 office space available 3502 Summit Lakes Drive - $479,900 Quality built executive brick home, 4BR/3.5BA, 3-car garage on 1.28 ac., granite ctops, stainless steel appls, two stone fireplaces, extensive molding, screen porch, stamped concrete, tankless water heater, sprinkler system. (336) 379-8645 Call John Owens at 336-272-3163 1-007 1/8 p vert 8/4/01 6:07 Page 19 December 27, 2012 | RHI Rhino Real Estate PM D.R. Horton (Continued from page 15) Buyers also can choose among four distinctive front elevations – traditional, bungalow, coastal or European. All homes have two-car garages and at least two baths. Brightwood Farm's fully decorated and furnished model, the fourbedroom, 2,775-square-foot Lassiter, gives potential buyers a good idea of each home's standard features, as well as some of the upgrades available. Standard features include 9-foot smooth ceilings on the first floor, a natural gas direct-vent fireplace with black slate surround and custom mantle (per plan), and hardwoods in the foyer, extended foyer and powder room. An upgraded trim package is available that features crown molding and a coffered ceiling in the dining room. Doors are arched two-panel, and the family room and master bedroom are pre-wired for ceiling fans. In the kitchen, granite is the standard countertop material. Also standard is a tile backsplash, Merillat cabinets, an undermount stainless steel double bowl sink with Moen faucet, an Energy Star dishwasher, self-cleaning smooth top range, and an over-the-range microwave in black or white. The Lassiter is a spacious, light-filled home that has a huge master suite on the second floor, as well as three more bedrooms and a large bonus room. The bonus room is a great family living space, but can be turned into a fifth bedroom if needed. The loft that connects at the top of the stairs is roomy and could easily be used as a small library or computer area. Matt Tanner, D.R. Horton's representative at the Brightwood Farm's model, said that the builder has two design centers, one in Morrisville and one in Winston-Salem, available to all buyers. It's "one stop shopping" where buyers can make all their design choices at one time – from room colors to room additions – with the assistance of a designer. Full-size room models are set up in the Design Centers so buyers can see how their choices of colors, carpeting, and options will actually look. Use of the Design Center comes with the purchase of a home. Brightwood Farm is convenient to Greensboro and Burlington thanks to I-40/-85. The community is laced with walking trails and has a large clubhouse that houses a meeting space, library, kitchen and fireplace. Adjacent to the clubhouse is a spacious patio that overlooks the junior Olympic-size pool and tennis courts. There's also a playground for the kids. You can visit the beautifully decorated model at Brightwood Farm Monday thru Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. D.R. Horton's Gramercy Park West is conveniently located just off Lee Street, approximately two miles from I-40, offers country living with city conveniences. It's just minutes from downtown Greensboro's restaurants, shops and cultural centers. The same models are available in Gramercy Park West as D.R. Horton is offering in Brightwood. For more information on D.R. Horton, Brightwood Farm and Gramercy Park West, visit www.drhorton.com. EXTRA! EXTRA! RHINO'S GOT MORE READERS! in Guilford County than the News & Record and the local business papers*. Better ad rates, too. 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15 m virgin
Sorry if I am not following your "15" thing in your post, I am 19 and still a virgin. Nothing wrong with it.
I'm 18 and a virgin. Don't worry, you're definitely not alone.
15 years old, still a virgin, don't have a problem with it.
A lot more people talk than do
Well although I lost my virginity when I was 13, I regretted it. I did it twice with her before breaking up with her 7 months later. After realizing my mistake I waited nearly 3 years before I was with someone else, which of whom I am still with, engaged, and have a daughter with. Maturity is always more important than age, and I would say that I know more people who graduated with me who are still virgins than are no longer virgins. You're in the majority! Be proud, any guy worth having will wait, no reason to rush, you have the rest of your life.
im 15 and still virgin
DON'T FEEL BAD, there are plenty of other 15 year old virgins out their your not alone if you want to stay virgin thats ok really it is.
wow, so am i.. :/ big deal
I am another who still virgin and I think I am ok with it.
15 male virgin
Well what do you know, here I am.
it doesnt matter if youre 15 and a virgin. you shouldnt worry or feel that you should have lost your virginerty most people dont until theyre 18+ and its better to do it later in life and making love for the first time is better if you the person you first did it with is the only person you ever want to so find the right person before you do anything like that
Yes, I am 15 and yes, I am a virgin. I dont care much if Im a virgin or not. Only if the first one I have sex with is also a virgin
OMG My dog ate my signature!
" Just go smooth and everything will be okay! "
yup 15 and still a virgin
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