Squirrels remain Kentucky’s top game animal even after
more than 200 years. In the fall issue, Kentucky Afield
readers discovered how migrating squirrels once covered
the landscape, but their numbers dwindled as forests
fell to development.
Other
stories featured in the fall issue included a look at
the hunters who took some of Kentucky’s biggest bucks of
the 2010 season; why the state’s “Golden Triangle”
remains golden for deer hunters; the basics of archery
hunting for elk; surface fishing for fall bass and more.
In every issue of Kentucky Afield, you’ll find
valuable advice from experts to help you have a better
day in the woods or on the waters of our state. You’ll
also have an insider’s view on the latest wildlife and
fisheries research in Kentucky.
This table of contents provides an overview of the
stories Kentucky Afield subscribers enjoyed this
fall. Click the links to see a sample of actual pages
from the magazine.
Subscribe today to get the full stories in future
issues. We mail Kentucky Afield to our
subscribers four times a year: spring, summer, fall and
winter. Kentucky Afield subscribers also receive
the bonus outdoor calendar every December. This calendar
gives readers the proposed hunting season dates for the
upcoming year. The calendar also provides terrific
outdoor tips and features spectacular outdoor
photographer.
Don’t wait any longer. Join the growing number of people
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