Kentucky’s Modern Gun Deer Hunting Season Begins November 18, Emphasizing Safety and Responsible Practices

Lexington, Kentucky – The modern gun deer hunting season in Kentucky is set to commence this Saturday, November 18, 2023, running through November 24. The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife is urging hunters to prioritize safety as they prepare for the upcoming week of hunting, amidst what is known as one of the nation’s top destinations for trophy bucks.

Safety protocols are a crucial component of the regulations that hunters must adhere to during this season. Key requirements include wearing hunter orange at all times while hunting, carrying a valid hunting license, and completing a mandatory telecheck for each deer harvested. These guidelines serve to maintain safety among hunters and promote responsible hunting practices throughout the state.

Regulations differ across various hunting zones, with specific limits imposed on the number of deer that hunters can legally harvest depending on their designated area. To ensure compliance with these regulations, hunters are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the specific rules applicable to their respective zones. For more comprehensive information, the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Facebook page offers detailed guidelines on hunting laws and safety measures.

The commencement of the modern gun deer hunting season draws enthusiastic participation from local hunters who relish the opportunity for outdoor recreation and harvesting game. As the season approaches, the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife reiterates that responsible hunting is essential not only for personal safety but also for the conservation of wildlife populations.

As hunters prepare for this popular season, the department emphasizes the importance of community engagement and shared experiences. Local outdoor enthusiasts are reminded to respect the environment and their fellow hunters by adhering to all safety regulations and maintaining a commitment to ethical hunting practices.

For any inquiries or additional information, community members can reach out to the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife through their local offices. With safety as a top priority, this hunting season offers an exciting opportunity for all participants to enjoy Kentucky’s rich outdoor heritage.


Author: HERE Lexington

HERE Lexington

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