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Art Lander s Outdoors: 2023 KY deer season harvest drops 2 56 percent; chronic wasting disease detected - NKyTribune

The old saying "what goes up must come down" is certainly applicable to Kentucky’s white-tailed deer season harvest.During the past 10 seasons the deer harvest has been trending in a range betwe

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Kentucky has an uptick in ticks

A warmer February in Kentucky has likely contributed to an uptick in ticks, and Kentuckians aren’t happy about it. Some even sound ticked off.

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Art Lander s Outdoors: Archery deer season is right around the corner, time to prepare and get organized - NKyTribune

Art Lander s Outdoors: Archery deer season is right around the corner, time to prepare and get organized - NKyTribune
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Kentucky experiencing uptick in tick population

A warm February in Kentucky likely contributed to an uptick in ticks and Kentuckians aren’t happy about it. Some even sound ticked off.

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UK entomologist says state is seeing an uptick in ticks

A warmer February in Kentucky has likely contributed to an uptick in ticks, and Kentuckians aren’t happy about it. Some even sound ticked off.

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