Kentucky Afield Season 30
Our host goes in search of outdoor adventure and showcases the best fishing, hunting, and wildlife-related recreation Kentucky has to offer. Produced by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife, Kentucky Afield is the longest continuously running outdoor television show in the nation.
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Kentucky Afield Season 30 Full Episode Guide
Tim travels to Carter Cave State Park and visits Smokey Valley Lake, the construction of the Hatchery Creek project below Wolf Creek Dam, and fly tying tips from trout expert Thomas Schrodt are featured
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Harvesting a doe, elk hunting, and preparing for the hunting season are featured
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New Kentucky Fish & Wildlife Commissioner Greg Johnson goes dove hunting in Clinton County; Tim fishes with Wade Brown, president of the University of Louisville Bass Fishing Team; and avian specialist Kate Heyden discusses the state's songbird populations at Shake Village.
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Host Tim Farmer takes his granddaughters squirrel hunting and showcases a crock pot recipe; relive the 30th anniversary of catching a state record largemouth bass with fisherman Dale Wilson.
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Tim's at Cumberland River to fish for trout with Brandon Wade and then for bluegill on the lake. Also, learn how to make a great meal by smoking fish.
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Meet Kentucky fisheries veteran Benjy Kinman and explore the lake in Henry Co. named in his honor. Byron Crawford and Tim fish for hybrids at Barren River Lake. Deer biologist Gabe Jenkins gives hunters a fall preview as opening day approaches.
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Tim Farmer and colleagues from the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources answer questions from viewers about non-game wildlife and conservation issues.
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Fisheries biologist Tom Timmerman at Cave Run Lake, fishing for crappie, and harvesting Asian Carp are featured
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Braxton, Kentucky AField's biggest little fan, returns to fish with Tim, Aaron Wheatley organizes the "Monsters on the Ohio" catfish tournament, and hear the inspiring story of pro fisherman Clay Dyer.
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Champion trap shooter Nora Ross, planning for deer hunting season, and aquatic invasive plants at Paintsville Lake are featured
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Tracking Geese and Fish Processing
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Fishing at quiet lesser known lakes with Carl Hurley, and cooking up frog legs
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Back to basics fishing tips and cowboy action shoot out
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In memory of long-range marksman, Bruce Naude, Kentucky Afield re-airs his story, and then Tim heads to Taylorsville Lake to go jugging for catfish.
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Tim joins Chino Ross for a multi-species day on the Ohio River by the Louisville skyline. Also featured are rattlesnake tracking and making a traditional bow
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Tim and Brandon Wade go fishing for trout and bluegill on Lake Cumberland
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Follow Tim Farmer as he travels to the tail waters of Lake Barkley in search of Big Head Carp with Jim Doom. While there, they also have success with white bass under the bridge as well. Next, we talk with Dr. Fernando de Castro about sun damage to skin and how to prevent it.
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Identifying venomous snakes with State Herpetologist John MacGregor, fishing with Campbell Miles, and the University of Kentucky shotgun team are featured
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Legendary Kentucky basketball coaches Joe B. Hall and Denny Crum take their rivalry to a favorite lake in the Bluegrass region. Hear talks of the good ole days and how relaxed they are now that the next game plan is focused on fish
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Sportsman Tim Farmer goes fishing with Danny Langford of Boyle Co., a goose survey, and fly fishing are featured.
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Tim Farmer takes a friend on his first turkey hunt and gathers morel mushrooms
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Turkey season, Raccoon season, cold crappie at Lake Barkley
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Tim Farmer and experts from the Ky. Dept. of Fish and Wildlife answer viewer questions about fishing during the annual live call-in show
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Opening day of turkey season; period accurate flintlock rifles; and meet a 14 year old turkey calling champion
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It's all things spring on the Kentucky River as Tim Farmer, Chino Ross, and Marc Johnson search for a sauger. Then see why small ponds mean large-mouth bass. The Becoming an Outdoorswoman Workshop introduces women to new skills
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Bats with white nose syndrome; and a wildlife photographer shares his passion for hunting
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Bass fishing, squirrel hunting, and the perfect way to filet silver carp
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Ice fishing on a frozen over lake and how to carve duck decoys
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Quail restoration and how you can help in graduation for some of Kentucky's finest
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In search of black bears in southeastern Kentucky
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Tag along on an elk capture; small mouth bass fishing; and the 2014 Louisville Boat Show
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Join a rabbit hunt in Clinton County and get an update on black bear in Kentucky
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A conservation lesson regarding the now extinct passenger pigeon and special guest Kentuckian Don Everly of the Everly Brothers
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The Best of 2013: Western Ky. duck hunt, largemouth bass on Farm Pond, and a bull elk hunt.
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Tales from Cogan's Woods, fishing reports, and a holiday canning project
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Fisheries biologists study the fish at Lake Cumberland, plus fishing the old fashioned way with Lew Kornman's Lure Collection.
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Tim Farmer and experts from the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources answer viewers' queries about hunting.
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