Recreation
Kentucky Afield Outdoors – Don’t feed bears
When black bears emerge from their dens in eastern Kentucky, they have food and companionship on their minds.…
Recreation
Kentucky gaining national visibility in fish and wildlife management
Today, Kentucky’s sole source for 1 million trout stocked each year remains operational despite federal budget cutbacks. A…
Recreation
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: March Fishing Madness White bass run just around the corner
Looking back at old photos from the 1950s and 1960s in Happy Hunting Ground magazine, the precursor of…
Recreation
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: March Fishing Madness Kentucky Lake crappie fishing heating up
The crappie spawn often coincides with the blooming of dogwood trees in Kentucky. Many anglers plan a crappie…
Recreation
A century of fish and wildlife restoration and management in Kentucky
March 12, 1912 was an important date in the history of the restoration and management of fish and…
Recreation
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: March Fishing Madness Good muskellunge fishing spots for late winter and early spring
The winds still blow from the north and many days produce cold temperatures and leaden skies, but now…
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Three Springs Lake provides good fishing close to home
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources has partnered with Warren County Parks and Recreation to provide…
Recreation
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Trapping is the most effective way to control wild pigs
Wild pigs are now present in many areas of Kentucky. Trapping is a better control plan for wild…
Recreation
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Improving fish habitat in ponds and small lakes
Sinking brush piles is the best way to improve habitat for fish in ponds and small lakes. …
Recreation
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Arctic winds bring float and fly time
The late Charlie Nuckols owned a tackle shop and lure company in east Tennessee, near South Holston Lake.…
