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Kentucky Afield’s popular outdoor calendar
includes outstanding outdoor photography,
proposed season dates for 2012, nature notes
and tips to help you enjoy Kentucky’s great
outdoors.
This year, Kentucky Afield magazine brings
back its updated trophy deer list. See the
top 100 typical bucks and top 100
non-typical bucks taken in Kentucky since
deer seasons resumed. These handy charts
show you the name of the hunter, the county
where the buck was taken and the year. Match
your own trophy to the state’s best. See if
your buck is the biggest taken in your
county with the 2012 Kentucky Afield Outdoor
Calendar.
Kentucky Afield calendars are not sold in
stores or on newsstands. Calendars are
mailed out just once a year, in December. To
ensure your own copy, your must be active on
November 15.
Kentucky Afield calendars and magazine
subscriptions make great Christmas gifts
for the sportswoman or sportsman on your
list. Kentucky Afield is a family-friendly
publication which emphasizes skill building
and suggests good places to go. It’s a great
and inexpensive choice for the grandchildren
on your list. Subscribe today and receive
the 2013 calendar in December 2012 with your
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Photo by Tommy
Kirkland
2012 Kentucky
Afield Calendar |
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January 1 - First day of free youth
hunting/trapping week; late dove season
January 4 - Opening day of late crow season; last day late dove season
January 6 - Last day of free youth hunting/trapping week
January 16 - Last day of deer, turkey and all-elk archery seasons
January 22 - Last day of snipe season
January 31 - Last day of bobcat, rabbit and quail (Eastern Zone) seasons
Good winter crappie fishing when weather permits
Fish for smallmouth bass with live bait or using the float and fly
technique at Dale Hollow, Cumberland lakes
Clean out/erect wood duck nest boxes
Fish big stonefly imitations for tailwater trout through February
Concentrate on food sources for deer late in season
Migrating bald eagle numbers peak
Black bear cubs born
Woodcock begin spring migration
Groundhogs awake
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