Jarrell Outdoor Adventures

Jarrell Outdoor Adventures Family based from SE Ohio. We live to hunt.

06/16/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

New Outdoor Show Set to Bring Hunting, Fishing, and Outdoor Enthusiasts Together

[Gallipolis, Ohio] – Outdoor enthusiasts from across the region will soon have a new event to mark on their calendars as The 740 Outdoor Show makes its debut, bringing together the best in hunting, fishing, boating, camping, outdoor recreation, and conservation.

Scheduled for March 6-7, 2027, at the Gallia County Jr. Fairgrounds Activity Building, the event will feature a wide variety of exhibitors, outdoor gear vendors, expert seminars, demonstrations, family-friendly activities, and opportunities for attendees to connect with industry professionals and fellow sportsmen and women.

Whether you’re an avid hunter, tournament angler, camper, or simply enjoy spending time outdoors, the show promises something for every outdoor enthusiast. Attendees can explore the latest equipment and technology, discover new outdoor destinations, learn from experienced guides and professionals, and take advantage of exclusive show specials and giveaways.

“We’re excited to create an event that celebrates the outdoor lifestyle and brings together the people, businesses, and organizations that make our outdoor community so strong, said Eric Clary, Gallia County Youth Shooting Sports Coordinator. “The show will provide a unique opportunity for visitors to discover new products, learn new skills, and connect with others who share a passion for the outdoors. We're also proud to partner with the Gallia County Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Gallia County Fair Board to bring this event to life. Their support and commitment to our community will help make this show a leading destination throughout the region."

The 740 Outdoor Show aims to showcase the rich outdoor heritage of the region while promoting responsible recreation, conservation, and outdoor education.

“The outdoor community continues to grow, and we're committed to growing with it,” said Amanda Crouse, Executive Director of the Gallia County Convention and Visitors Bureau. “Our plan for the show will be to relocate to the new Activity Building once it is completed in 2028. The new building will provide additional space, enhanced amenities, and greater opportunities for exhibitors and attendees alike. We believe the move in 2028 will help establish the show as a premier outdoor event,” stated Crouse.

Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are currently available for businesses and organizations interested in reaching a highly engaged audience of outdoor enthusiasts. Vendor applications will be available soon. All prospective vendors will be required to complete an application process to ensure quality and a diverse exhibitor experience for attendees.

For more information, exhibitor details, sponsorship opportunities, event updates or the application process, contact the Gallia County Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Gallia County Convention and Visitors Bureau
740-446-6882
441 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631
www.VisitGallia.com

https://visitgallia.com/the-740-outdoor-expo/

05/29/2026

🦌 Please Leave Fawns Alone ❌
Each year well meaning people come across a sight like this and think something is wrong. This is completely normal behavior for a deer fawn, and human intervention is unnecessary.
⭐ The More You Know 🌈
⏺️ Fawns are born nearly scentless (so predators cannot find them easily). They also have spots that serve as camouflage and are able to stand soon after being born, but as a protective tactic will remain hidden.
⏺️ It is common for female deer in urban areas to place fawns around homes, backyards, or flower beds. The mother placed it there because she felt it would be safe (often intentionally near humans).
⏺️ To protect her fawn, the mother will spend very little time with it. This is to prevent attracting predators to the fawn’s location. She will leave her fawn in various hiding places for long periods of time, returning several times a day to nurse it. By staying away, the mother is protecting it.
⏺️ Fawns will begin following their mothers at four weeks old. When they are two months old, fawns are able to forage for themselves and are completely weaned from their mother.

Happy Memorial Day 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸Today and every day, we remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice!
05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Today and every day, we remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice!

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing mothers out there! 💐💐
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing mothers out there! 💐💐

04/25/2026

Opening day of turkey season is in the morning! Who is ready? I know we are! Good luck to all hunters! 🦃💥🦉

04/22/2026

Stay tuned for more hunts! Hoping for a great turkey season 🦃💥

04/20/2026

🦃 NEWS: Youth wild turkey hunters in Ohio’s south zone checked 1,941 birds during the state’s special youth-only weekend on April 18-19. The two-day season was open to hunters aged 17 and younger, and participants were required to be accompanied by a nonhunting adult.

📍 The top 9 counties for wild turkeys checked during the 2026 youth season in the south zone include:
1️⃣ Highland (65)
2️⃣ Tuscarawas (65)
3️⃣ Guernsey (62)
4️⃣ Monroe (57)
5️⃣ Meigs (56)
6️⃣ Adams (55)
7️⃣ Gallia (55)
8️⃣ Harrison (55)
9️⃣ Carroll (52)

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