Steve Vantreese is a local journalist based in Paducah, Kentucky. He writes for the Paducah Sun and Tribune Courier, with his work also appearing in the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer. Steve's articles focus on outdoor and wildlife topics, including hunting, conservation, and encounters with local wildlife.
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Steve Vantreese focuses on local news related to hunting, wildlife, and nature in the United States, particularly Kentucky and Paducah. His coverage includes seasonal topics and announcements related to these areas.
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A doe crossing the road may be leading fawns or a pursuing buck, creating crash risk in daylight but significant peril for deer and/or motorists in the dark.
Despite fluorescent orange being one of my least favorite colors, I’ve worn it quite a lot.
Decoys will be going out there for the opening of Kentucky’s regular duck season on Thanksgiving Day.
Despite hunter complaints that warmer weather seemed to stifle rut-related movement, the recent firearms deer harvest apparently exceeded that of last year season.
By: Steve Vantreese
A turkey vulture is seen in flight. Black vulture is seen at Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge in Cameron County, Texas.
A good stand of blackberry canes boasts enough small, needle-like thorns to stop a pedestrian’s progress, and make them most uncomfortable, too.
The region’s waterfowlers have been looking for recent weather conditions … and these.
Managers would especially like to see late season muzzleloader hunters take antlerless deer, does, in Kentucky counties with larger deer populations.
By: Steve Vantreese
It’s a cold, harsh fact that winter is here. It varies according to your location, but in Paducah, the chilly season officially arrived at 3:20 a.m. today, say astronomical authorities.
A foul/fowl virus that can take a toll on some wild birds and domestic poultry has been confirmed in Kentucky.
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