Art Lander’s Outdoors: Strength, flexibility training in offseason is key to bowhunting into 60s and beyond
Senior archers have the advantage of experience. Over the years they have learned when, where and how to hunt and…
Senior archers have the advantage of experience. Over the years they have learned when, where and how to hunt and…
Our wet spring continues. Many of the state’s best fishing lakes are very high now, and localized flooding is likely…
In the past month the number of reports of dead and/or dying deer received by the Kentucky Department of Fish…
Drive through Central Kentucky backroads and you might get to witness the aerial artistry of the American kestrel (Falco sparverius)….
Spring is a feast of opportunity in the outdoors, a time to hike and camp, garden, fish local streams and…
March is the beginning of the best bass fishing of the year. The largest bass move up shallow first because…
The change to Daylight Savings Time was last Sunday, and Spring starts next week on March 20, but temperatures are…
Invasive, exotic species that pose a threat to native plants and animals are making big news these days. It’s a…
Hunting coyotes is an experience unlike any other in Kentucky. You are hunting a predator, an animal of high intelligence,…
The thermometer might say no, but the calendar says yes. Late February is the start of the best fishing of…
At home in cities, suburbs and rural farmlands, the crow is one of Kentucky’s most abundant bird species. Crows seem…
Despite unseasonable weather and a big mast crop, Kentucky’s 2014-15 deer season ended with hunters posting the second-highest harvest total…