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Patoka Lake is the latest DNR property singled out by USA Today as being the “best” in a national overview of state-by-state outdoor recreation destinations. In Monday’s edition, the newspaper published a list of best places for wildlife viewing in the 50 states and the District of Columbia. In June, USA Today cited Trail 9 [...]
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Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Blue Water Trails
Posted by Kentucky DFW on August 10th, 2011
Moving water throughout the millennia left an indelible mark on Carter County, Kentucky. Water flowing through the ground melted the porous limestone bedrock prior to the creation of the Ohio River, creating a series of labyrinthine caves. The most scenic and unique of these are now contained within the boundaries of Carter Caves State Resort [...]
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Tags: Bird Watching, camping, Fishing, Float Trips, Kentucky, Public Land, Rivers 
No Comments »Indiana DNR launches iPhone app
Posted by Indiana DNR on March 18th, 2011
People who enjoy any of the DNR’s wide variety of properties across Indiana and own an iPhone can benefit from a new phone application. The application can be downloaded at no cost to the user at http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/indiana-dnr/id395591679?mt=8.
Posted in Featured, Fishing, Hunting, Recreation Tags: camping, Fishing, Hunting, Indiana, Rafting No Comments »Indiana Register to “Become an Outdoors Woman”
Posted by Indiana DNR on March 16th, 2011
Attention women who already love outdoor sports. Attention women would like to try them. Attention women who want to improve their ability to do them under expert supervision and instruction. Your place is the Becoming an Outdoors-Woman workshop, April 29-May 1, at Ross Camp in West Lafayette.
How Wildlife Escape Snow, Ice And Cold Weather
Posted by Tristate Outdoors on January 6th, 2011
The broad-winged hawk vacations south of the border. Resident Canada geese congregate around open water. Black bear sows den up and give birth. Woodchucks simply go underground and sleep it off. Those are just a few of the ways wildlife escape the snow, ice and cold weather of winter.
