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Valor, Bravery and Sacrifice
By Chris Erwin As we approach Veterans Day, I can’t help but think about all the brave men and woman that have laid their lives on the line for our country and our families. Most […]
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Outdoor News
Kentucky Lake on the verge of great crappie fishing
By Lee McClellan FRANKFORT, Ky. – Poor spawns from 2005-2007 impacted the numbers of young white crappie in Kentucky Lake, resulting in spotty fishing for white crappie over the last several years. The crappie population […]
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Vension, the original local, free-range red meat
By Art Lander Jr. FRANKFORT, Ky. – November is the month when most hunters “put up” their winter’s supply of venison. A review of Telecheck records reveals that last deer season hunters bagged 80,516 deer […]
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Blue Water Trails Kentucky River, Pool 8
Author Lee McClellan FRANKFORT, Ky. – The headwaters of the Kentucky River run off Pine Mountain in southeastern Kentucky and flow all the way to Carrollton in northern Kentucky. The river travels for 225 miles […]
Hunting
Questions and answers for modern gun deer season
By Art lander Jr. FRANKFORT, Ky. – Modern gun season for deer, the highlight of the fall hunting calendar, opens Nov. 12, 2011. Hunters often wonder about rules and regulations concerning deer hunting. Here are […]
Hunting
Early muzzleloader deer season
By Art Lander Jr. FRANKFORT, Ky. The first of two seasons created especially for hunters who want to take deer with muzzleloading firearms is coming up. Kentuckys early muzzleloader deer season, which debuted in 1990, […]
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Inaugural Lady Bass Classic slated for Kentucky Lake in October
Gilbertsville, KY.) – For the Lady Bass Anglers Association (LBAA) in their inaugural year it has been a year of many firsts – their first full tournament season, their first regular season tournament winner(s), their […]
Outdoor News
Blue Water Trails Russell Fork
By Lee McClellan FRANKFORT, Ky. The Russell Fork of the Big Sandy River is one mean, determined stream. In the region of the country where John Henry bored railroad tunnels through mountains with his hands, […]
Stream Fishing
Small Water Fishing – Lower Six Mile Creek
Sept.22,2011 By Art Lander, Jr. FRANKFORT, Ky. – The lower sections of many tributaries to the Kentucky River offer surprisingly good fishing, especially in fall. A good one to try before the weather chills is […]
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Kentucky Fish and Wildlife seeking Conservation Officer Recruits
FRANKFORT, Ky. The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources will be advertising for 28 conservation officer recruit positions beginning at midnight on Friday, Sept. 16, 2011. Applicants must create an account online through the […]