Turkey Brood Habitat:What It Is And Why It’s Important
By Zak Danks KDFWR Turkey Program Coordinator Hunters and landowners often ask what they can do to help wild turkeys. They usually ask...
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Cook Wild Kentucky
Jann Knappage, Food System Specialist, University of Kentucky, Nutrition Education Program (NEP) The overall goal of Cook Wild Kentucky...
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KYSCI Joins MuhlenbergAg Students & KDFWR To Build Fish Habitat
Ag Teacher Scott Cronin Is Graduate Of SCI’s AWLS In collaboration with KDFWR, KYSCI and other sponsors, Muhlenberg County High School...
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ASK THE EXPERTS:Is The Jackalope Real?
Cody M. Rhoden Small Game Biologist, KDFWR ANSWER: The short answer is: in a way, yes! The long answer is less thrilling and more...
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Wildlife & Disease
Dr. Christine Casey Wildlife Veterinarian, KDFWR Wildlife diseases were once viewed by wildlife managers as a normal process and limited...
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Kentucky Wild Turkey Update
Zak Danks, Wild Turkey & Ruffed Grouse Program Coordinator Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources August 15, 2019 POPULATION...
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Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD)
By Colonel Mike Abell Introduction: Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is an always-fatal disease found in a familiar family of animals called...
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Recreational Mowing Syndrone
By Clay Smitson Private Lands Wildlife Biologist Have you ever felt an unexplainable, deep-seated need to “clean up” tall grass, weeds,...
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Bobcats in Kentucky
by Laura Palmer Wildlife Biologist, KDFWR. Scarce in Kentucky in the 1970s, bobcats (Lynx rufus) have made an impressive comeback and...
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