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The wooded valley was quiet. Snow carpeted the ground and my eyes searched through the trees for any sign of movement. I was perched, back against a tree, on a ridge overlooking this beautiful wooded ...

To a novice, trapping a coyote might not sound so hard. Big Sandy native Byron South has been doing it for years. Here’s how he describes the work: “People ask me, ‘Well, you think you can catch this?

The coyote sat on the ridge line for a very long time. He looked like a tiny dot highlighted against a graying sky. I didn’t dare move. The dog was looking for that dying rabbit he had heard, but he ...

We are re-publishing this informative piece by Keven Kelly who wrote it for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife resources and which the NKyTribune published in 2017. Because we are hearing ...