
Recreation
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Blue Water Trails: Licking River
The Licking River derives its name from the many salt springs and licks that attracted extinct prehistoric beasts ... Read more
The Licking River derives its name from the many salt springs and licks that attracted extinct prehistoric beasts ... Read more
The foggy, dewy mornings presage the coming of fall. Crispness lingers in the pre-dawn air, making a tee ... Read more
Kentucky’s fall squirrel season opens Sat., Aug. 21 and the outlook is similar to last year. “Squirrels ... Read more
The dog days of August make fishing during the day miserable. After warming the air all summer, the ... Read more
The Red River in its headwaters doesn’t look capable of carving through time one of the most scenic ... Read more
Kentucky’s wildlife management areas (WMAs) are a blessing to all Kentuckians. Although managed primarily for wildlife habitat and ... Read more
Kentucky is blessed with a diversity of wildlife – some 74 species of mammals, 380 species of birds, ... Read more
I bought my first Arbogast Jitterbug at the Western Auto in downtown Bardstown well before my 10th birthday. ... Read more
Squirrel hunting is a Kentucky tradition that dates back to the pioneer era. But hunting squirrels in the ... Read more
The two forks of central Kentucky’s Elkhorn Creek join just east of Frankfort to form one of the ... Read more