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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It is likely that many first-time deer hunters are out there in Kentucky whitetail habitats right now.
By: Steve Vantreese
When it comes to juvenile snakes, what is visible on the back end should tell us if there’s anything we should be concerned about on the front end.
These days, whitetail bucks are growing more visible, increasingly active as the coming reproductive rites pique their interests.
A week of shotgun turkey hunting begins across Kentucky today.
On Kentucky’s sporting calendar, next Saturday brings the premier that is the year’s foremost red-carpet event.
By: Steve Vantreese
Deer don’t necessarily lose their minds nowadays, but they do get a good bit preoccupied.
Here we go with what’s typically the biggest, busiest hunting day of the year, the start of the biggest, busiest hunting weekend: opening day of the modern gun season for
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