Fishing
Fall Patterns Will Dominate October
By Chris Erwin It’s hard to believe that summer is in our review mirror. This season has been a strange one. With 18 straight day of rain in July and an even earlier period where […]
Year: 2015
Outdoor News
Strategic Plan Accomplishments in 2014-2015
BY A new feature on the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources’ website at fw.ky.gov is a document detailing the department’s accomplishments toward its Strategic Plan over the last two years under the leadership […]
Fishing Reports
This fishing report was compiled for the week of Sept 29, 2015.
Editor’s note: As we approach the end of September, the fishing across eastern Kentucky is as good as it has been all year. Water temperatures are falling back in the low 70s to start the […]
Outdoor News
David “Crash” Mullins Battle With Cancer Over
By Chris Erwin They are very few times in our life that we can say we have been friends with a legend, but that is truth when it comes to David “Crash” Mullins. He changed […]
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September the month of change for the Outdoors
By Chris Erwin September is the month that marks the real beginning of hunting season. Archery season begins Sept. 5 and runs all the way through Jan. 18, 2016 and many people start picking up […]
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My Forth Week in a Row on Cave Run Lake
By Chris Erwin I have one more weekend on Cave Run Lake before I plan to cover the Military Appreciation Tournament, which is the weekend before Poage Landing Days. This past week, I took an […]
Hunting
Early Squirrel Season
By Chris Erwin I remember as young man how much I loved squirrel hunting. It was a time to pick up my gun for the first time each season. Back then there was no such […]
Hunting
Teal-only season gives waterfowlers additional days afield in September
BY Lee McClellan Kentucky waterfowl hunters have additional days to pursue teal in September. A teal-only season implemented in 2014 runs from Sept. 24 through Sept. 27. A combined wood duck and teal season opens […]
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Outlook points to another productive deer season
BY Kevin Kelly Kentucky receives national acclaim for the quality of its deer herd, and the numbers help draw the attention. The state has produced hundreds of trophy-class bucks over the past five seasons and […]
Hunting
New procedures for the Harvest Information Program (H.I.P.) benefit future hunting
BY Lee McClellan Hunters possess a long history of taking actions that benefit wildlife conservation. They tax themselves and buy licenses, permits and stamps that support the vitality of both game and non-game animals. The […]