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Trail Society hosts hike
The River-to-River Trail Society of southernmost Illinois will host a guided hike today in the area of Williams Hill and Sally Hollow in Saline County. Participants will gather at 10 a.m. at Rudeme...
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Solunar Tables
6:10 7:36 6:09 7:37 6:08 7:38 6:07 7:39 6:05 7:40 6:04 7:41 6:03 7:41   Minor 6:00 Major -- Minor 6:25 Major 12:15 Minor 6:55 Major 12:40 ...
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The white spot on the back shows this tick to be a female of the lone star species.
Stitch in tick time If blood-suckers didn’t expand their ranks, they at least started sooner
The mild winter and early spring-like weather this year really isn’t likely to mean more ticks. The bad news, however, is that ticks certainly aren’t likely to be any fewer than normal. And they...
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An eastern Kentucky bear samples pizza leftovers, something not on the list of natural food sources.
In east for now, more Kentuckians must avoid bear enticements
It still sounds odd, but Kentucky wildlife managers are reminding folks not to feed the bears. Bear management remains an issue for the far eastern counties of Kentucky, but having a need for ma...
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National Wild Turkey Federation A tom turkey gobbles to air his availability to nearby hens, or maybe because a noisy truck passing along a nearby highway startled him.
Turkey talk Toms’ gobbling is advertising for hens — and stacatto music to hunters’ ears
It’s much about the gobble. People who pursue wild turkeys are likely to hear them much more than see them. And the signature sound heard from male turkeys is the gobble. The sound is so associa...
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Hunters' calls should find plenty of listeners -- especially among 2-year-old gobblers -- during Kentucky's spring turkey season.
Turkey season opens to rich expectations if weather cooperates
Given favorable weather conditions, hunters out for the Kentucky spring turkey season starting today should be in for another generous if not record harvest, managers suspect. The regular spring...
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Solunar Tables
6:20 7:30 6:18 7:31 6:17 7:32 6:15 7:32 6:14 7:33 6:13 7:34 6:12 7:35   Minor 1:20 Major 7:25 Minor 1:35 Major 7:50 Minor 2:05 Major 8:05 ...
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Big Rivers WMA open to youth turkey hunting
The recently-acquired Big Rivers Wildlife Management Area along the Tradewater River’s confluence with the Ohio River near Sturgis will be open to public hunting for the youth turkey hunting season...
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The male red-winged blackbird, with namesake color, is a bird of the wetlands nowadays.
Redwings plentiful – but not so obvious nowadays
 Red-winged blackbirds all but go under cover at this time of year. The species is one of the most common of songbirds, and some authorities say redwings outnumber all others. Redwings are local...
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Turkey gobblers are in breeding mode now, but whether it's advanced by warm temperatures is up to debate.
Turkeys may or may not be ahead of schedule, but youth hunt now
 Running behind nature or not, here’s turkey season. Today and Sunday bring Kentucky’s youth turkey hunting weekend for kids age 15 and younger. Then next Saturday, April 14, kicks off the regul...
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