♪ ♪

>> I GOT IT.

>> THIS WEEK ON KENTUCKY AFIELD

... LAW ENFORCEMENT IS

CONSTANTLY PERFORMING CHECKS TO

KEEP KENTUCKY'S OUTDOORS MEN AND

WOMEN SAFE AND LEGAL.

WE ARE GOING TO TAG ALONG WITH

OFFICER CASPER AS HE IS PATROL

LING A PUBLIC DOVE FIELD.

>> HOW ARE YOU DOING?

I'M OFFICER CASPER, OFFICIAL

WILDLIFE.

IS THAT UNLOADED?

>> YES, SIR.

>> NEXT, YOUTH DEER SEASON, TIME

TO GET THE KIDS OUTDOORS.

>> RIGHT THERE.

>> THEN FALCONRY IS ONE OF THE

WORLD EESES OLDEST AND MOST

INTERESTING FORMS OF HUNTING.

ASIDE FROM THAT, IT'S PRETTY FUN

TO WATCH.

>> THERE GOES!

IT'S ALL NEXT ON "KENTUCKY A

FIELD."

♪ ♪

>> THAT'S A PRETTY FISH.

>> BEAUTIFUL.

>> THIS POND IS PLUM FLOATED

WITH FROGS.

>> THEY'RE EVERYWHERE IN HERE.

(GUNSHOT)

>> THIS IS A GOOD FISH RIGHT

HERE.

A REALLY GOOD FISH.

>> COME HERE, GIRL.

>> THAT'S A BIG RABBIT.

>> NICE JOB.

>> YES!

MY FIRST MUSKY.

>> LEO!

♪ WE GOT A KEEPER!

>> THERE GOES.

BOOM!

>> WOW, THAT HAPPENED FAST.

>> HELLO, WELCOME TO KENTUCKY

AFIELD.

I'M YOUR HOST CHAD MILES.

JOIN US AS WE JOURNEY THE

COMMONWEALTH IN SEARCH OF

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE.

MOST KENTUCKY HUNTERS ANXIOUS

LAY WAIT SEPTEMBER 1, OPENING

DAY OF DOVE SEASON.

LET'S HIT THE FIELD AND MAKE

EVERYONE IS BEING SAFE, HAVING

FUN AND ABIDING BY ALL THE RULES

AND REGULATIONS.

SO WE ARE HEADING OUT THIS

MORNING TO THE HARLEY THOMPSON

ROAD DOVE FIELD.

IT'S A PUBLIC DOVE FIELD THAT'S

PRIVATELY OWNED.

FISH AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT

PUTS ON A PUBLIC DOVE HUNT EVERY

YEAR.

WE ARE GOING OUT THERE TO MAINLY

MAKE SURE THAT ALL THE HUNTERS

ARE BEING SAFE AND HAVING THE

ABILITY TO HAVE A GOOD TIME OUT

THERE AND SECOND HEIR GENERALLY

HIVE SECONDARILY ENFORCE OUR

GAME LAWS IF ANYTHING NEEDS TO

BE ADDRESSED.

TYPICALLY OPENING DAY OF DOVE

SEASON IS ONE OF OUR BUSIEST DAY

S OF THE YEAR.

PUBLIC FIELDS GENERALLY YOU ARE

NOT GOING TO ENCOUNTER A BAITING

SITUATION.

WHAT WE ARE GOING TO ENCOUNTER

IS MAYBE NEWER HUNTERS DON'T

HAVE THEIR DOCUMENTATION RIGHT,

WHETHER OR NOT THEY'VE BOUGHT A

HUNTING LICENSE OR FORGOTTEN TO

FILL OUT THEIR SURVEY.

WE'LL COME INTO CONTACT WITH A

LOT OF THAT.

HOW ARE YOU DOING?

I'M OFFICER CASPER FISH AND

WILDLIFE.

HAVE YOU SHOT ANYTHING YET?

>> YEAH.

>> HAVE YOU?

OKAY.

I'M GOING TO CHECK YOUR LICENSE

REAL QUICK.

IS THAT SHOTGUN LOADED?

>> YEAH.

>> CAN YOU UNLOAD IT FOR ME?

I'LL HOLD THE SHOTGUN, THANK YOU

>> BUSY DAY FOR YOU TODAY?

>> WELL, JUST GETTING STARTED.

IT'S GOING TO BE A BUSY DAY.

OKAY.

DO YOU HAVE YOUR H.I.P. SURVEY

NUMBER.

>> I'M NOT SURE WHAT THAT IS.

>> THE H.I.P. SURVEY IS A SURVEY

OF YOUR PREVIOUS YEAR'S

MIGRATORY BIRDS HUNTING WHETHER

IT'S BIRDS OR WATER FOWL.

HOW MANY TIMES YOU DUCK HUNTED

OR HOW MANY BIRDS YOU KILLED.

IT'S A SHORT SURVEY BUT IT'S

MANDATORY NOW IF YOU ARE GOING

TO HUNT IN KENTUCKY.

AND THAT HAS TO BE FILLED OUT

BEFORE YOU HUNT THE NEXT SEASON

WHEN IT COMES TO MIGRATORY BIRDS

DO ME A FAVOR AND BEFORE YOU

CONTINUE HUNTING, GET ON YOUR

PHONE AND GO TO THE WEBSITE REAL

QUICK AND FILL OUT THAT H.I.P.

SURVEY.

>> I'LL DO IT.

>> THANK YOU.

>> SO AS WELL AS HAVING A HUNT

ING LICENSE AND MIGRATORY

BIRD PERMIT, YOU ALSO HAVE TO

HAVE A PLUG IN YOUR SHOTGUN.

YOUR SHOTGUN CANNOT HOLD MORE

THAN THREE SHELLS.

WE'LL CHECK THE SHOTGUN RIGHT

AFTER WE CHECK YOUR

DOCUMENTATION.

THANK YOU, SIR.

IT'S GOT TWO IN IT.

♪ ♪

HOW ARE YOU DOING?

I'M OFFICER CASPER FISH AND

WILDLIFE.

IS THAT UNLOADED.

>> YES, SIR.

>> OKAY.

CAN I SEE THREE SHELLS, SNREES.

>> SURE.

>> I CHECKED IT FOR A PLUG LAST

NIGHT BEFORE I WENT TO BED AND

IT'S GOT ONE IN THERE.

>> GOOD.

>> THERE YOU GO.

IF I COULD CHECK YOUR LICENSE

REAL QUICK.

DO YOU HAVE YOUR MIGRATORY BIRD

SURVEY FILLED OUT.

>> YES.

I DID IT ONLINE.

>> IT SAYS YOU HAVE A RESIDENT

FISHING.

>> OH MY GOSH.

SO WHAT DID DO I WRONG?

>> WELL, YOU BOUGHT A FISHING

LICENSE.

THAT.

>> THAT I DID, YES.

>> HOW DID YOU KNOW TO FILL OUT

YOUR MIGRATORY BIRD SURVEY?

I GOT ON THE STATE WEBSITE, LOOK

ED UP DOVE HUNTING AND.

>> GO ON THERE AND BUY A HUNTING

LICENSE.

>> I DON'T HAVE ONE?

THIS IS NOT A HUNTING LICENSE?

>> NO, YOU BOUGHT A MIGRATORY

BIRD PERMIT.

>> I DON'T GO AROUND LYING TO

POLICE OFFICERS.

>> JUST BEFORE YOU DO ANYMORE

HUNTING OR SHOOTING, BUY YOUR

HUNTING LICENSE, GO AHEAD AND DO

THAT BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING ELSE

>> SURE.

THANK YOU.

>> I'LL CHECK LATER AND MAKE

SURE YOU DID IT, OKAY?

>> YES, SIR.

>> ALL RIGHT.

HE IS BUYING A HUNTING LICENSE

AS WE SPEAK.

INTENT IS BIG WITH ME.

IF I THOUGHT THAT HE WAS TRYING

TO SKIRT THE LAW, THAT WOULD BE

A DIFFERENT STORY AND WE WOULD

PROBABLY BE GOING A DIFFERENT

DIRECTION BUT HE IS WILLING TO

BUY A LICENSE IMMEDIATELY SO WE

ARE GOING TO GO ON WITH A VERBAL

WARNING AND GET ON TO THE NEXT

HUNTERS.

>> HE'S DOWN.

>> WITH 100 PLUS HUNTERS THAT WE

CHECK, WE HAD VARIOUS FORMS OF

LICENSE, PAPER LICENSE, WE HAD

ELECTRONIC LICENSE WHERE THEY

SHOWED THEIR LICENSE TO ME ON

THEIR PHONE.

BY LAW, HAVE YOU TO HAVE YOUR

LICENSE WITH YOU IN THE FIELD.

SO IF YOUR PHONE GOES DEAD OR

YOUR BATTERIES GO DEAD OR YOU

DON'T HAVE SERVICE, IF YOU DON'T

HAVE A SCREEN SHOT OF THAT

LICENSE AND YOU CAN'T SHOW IT TO

ME, YOU HAVE VERY LIKELY GET A

TICKET FOR NOT HAVING YOUR

LICENSE WITH YOU IN THE FIELD.

>> THERE YOU GO.

>> THANK YOU.

>> RIGHT IN THE EYEBALL.

>> IT'S GOT TWO IN IT.

>> THANK YOU.

I ONLY BROUGHT 15 SHELLS.

>> THANK YOU, SIR.

>> ALL THE NON-LICENSED GUYS

WENT TO THE CORN.

IF YOU RUN OUT THERE, YOU MIGHT

NOT CATCH THEM BUT YOU'LL SCARE

THE BIRDS UP.

(GUNSHOT).

>> WHAT I ENJOY MOST ABOUT BEING

A CONSERVATION OFFICER IS

EVERYTHING I DO AS A JOB, I

ENJOY DOING RECREATIONALLY.

WE ENFORCE HUNTING BOATING AND

FISHING LAWS AND I LOVE TO HUNT,

FISH AND BOAT.

I WAS BLESSED TO BE HIRED AS A

CONSERVATION OFFICER HERE IN

KENTUCKY AND AS FAR AS I'M

CONCERNED, THIS IS THE BEST JOB

IN THE STATE.

>> THIS SHOULD BE IT.

I GOT A ONE DAY TODAY.

>> YES, SIR.

THANK YOU.

>> THANK YOU.

>> APPRECIATE IT.

>> NOT A PROBLEM.

>> WE ENJOY GETTING OUT THERE,

INTERACTING WITH THE PUBLIC AND

MADE SURE EVERYBODY IS BEING

SAFE, HAVING A GOOD TIME,

EDUCATE THEM AND WITH THAT IT'S

A GOOD DAY IN THE FIELD CHECKING

DOVE HUNTERS.

♪ ♪

THE 2019 DEER SEASON IS UNDER

WAY.

LET'S TAKE A LOOK BACK AT ONE OF

THE BIGGEST BUCKS THAT WAS TAKEN

DURING THE 2018 DEER SEASON.

I'M HERE WITH BOW BO SIMPSON.

ONE OF THE MOST IMPRESSIVE DEER

I'VE EVER SEEN IN MY ENTIRE LIFE

TELL ME HOW YOU HARVESTED THE

DEER.

>> LAST DAY OF GUN SEASON.

I CALLED A FRIEND OF MINE THE

NIGHT BEFORE AND TOLD HIM I

HADN'T BEEN SEEING GOOD RESULTS

EARLY IN THE MORNING SO I WAS

GOING TO GO IN LATER THAT

MORNING.

I WALKED IN AFTER IT GOT

DAYLIGHT AND EVERYTHING.

LO AND BEHOLD AROUND 11:00 THIS

DEER CAME IN THAT I DID NOT SEE

COME IN FROM WHERE I WAS SITTING

UNTIL I GLASSED OVER AND SAW

WHAT I THOUGHT WAS A BUCK

STANDING THERE.

AND THEN I LOOKED BACK AND HE

MOVED AND I COULD SEE HALF OF

HIS HORNS AND I SAID THAT'S A

NICE DEER OVER THERE AND HE

ACTUALLY MOVED AGAIN AND I SAID

THAT'S A REALLY NICE DEER OVER

THERE.

>> GREW INTO A 230-INCH BUCK.

DOUBLE DROPS ON IT.

SUCH AN IMPRESSIVE DEER.

WHAT YOU ARE TELLING ME IS

SOMETHING I'VE HEARD FROM A LOT

OF PEOPLE WHO GET REALLY BIG

BUCKS.

THEY'RE GETTING THEM IN THE

MIDDLE OF THE DAY.

IF YOU HUNT FOUR OR FIVE DAYS IN

A ROW, EXACT SAME LOCATION,

SOMETIMES GOING IN THERE AFTER

DAYLIGHT, NO FLASHLIGHT GETTING

SET UP AND STAYING THROUGHOUT

THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY.

>>> CHANGE YOUR PATTERNS.

>> THAT'S HOW IT PRODUCES THESE

DEER FROM TIME TO TIME.

I'VE HEARD THE STORY OVER AND

OVER AGAIN.

YOU WOULD NEVER SEEN THIS DEER

ON CAMERA, HUNTED THIS SAME FARM

20 YEARS.

YOU SWITCH YOUR PATTERNS UP A

LITTLE BIT, GO IN LATER IN THE

MORNING AND DECIDE YOU ARE GOING

SET ALL DAY AND...

>> LOOK WHAT COMES IN.

>> THIS DEER IS IN THE TOP FIVE

IN THE STATE FOR 2018 AND TOP 20

ALL TIME.

>> THAT'S CORRECT FOR NON-

TYPICALS.

>> WHAT AN IMPRESSIVE DEER.

I APPRECIATE YOUR SHARING IT

WITH US.

WE LEARNED SOMETHING TODAY.

SOMETIMES YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE

OUT THERE EARLY IN THE MORNING.

BUT YOU INTO NEED TO STAY THERE,

STAY QUIET, KEEP THE WIND IN

YOUR FAVOR.

YOU NEVER KNOW, A BRUISER LIKE

THIS MAY COME BY.

>> THAT'S RIGHT.

>> KENTUCKY DEER SEASON IS THIS

WEEKEND OCTOBER 12 AND 13 YOUTH

SEASON.

LET'S HIT THE FIELD IN SEARCH OF

WHITE TAILS.

IT'S YOUTH SEASON IN KENTUCKY

AND SIX-YEAR-OLD HARLAN TIPTON

IS HEADED TO THE BLIND WITH HIS

PAPAW LOOKING TO BAG HIS FIRST

DEER.

>> SHOULD BE SET UP IN A PRETTY

GOOD SPOT AND HAD FAMILY AND

FRIENDS WHO HAVE DONE SOME SCOUT

ING FOR HIM.

LET'S SEE HOW IT GOES.

>> DID YOU SHOOT YOUR BEGIN

YESTERDAY?

HOW DID YOU DO?

>> GOOD.

>> DID YOU PUT IT IN THE BULL'S

EYE.

>> YES.

>> GO BACK AND HAVE A SEAT.

CHECK WITH YOUR BINOCULARS.

(WHISPERING).

>> THERE'S SOMETHING OUT THERE.

>> RIGHT THERE.

IT'S A DOE.

>> WHERE IS HE AT?

>> IT'S A DOE.

>> SHE'S LOOKING RIGHT AT US.

>> I DON'T SEE HER.

SEE HER?

>> NO.

I DON'T SEE HER.

SHOOT THAT LIGHT BROWN ONE.

>> ARE YOU GOING SHOOT A DOE OR

A BUCK?

>> DOE.

>> YOU ARE GOING TO SHOOT A DOE?

>> YEAH, MY DAD TOLD ME TO.

YOU SEE HER?

>> YEAH.

>> OKAY.

SHOOT RIGHT BEHIND HER SHOULDER.

(GUNSHOT)

WATCH HER.

WATCH HER SEE HER?

RIGHT THERE?

>> YEAH.

>> I THINK WE GOT HER.

YOU THINK YOU GOT HER?

THINK YOU MADE A GOOD SHOT.

>> YEAH.

>> WE'LL LET HER LAY A LITTLE

BIT.

GOOD JOB, BUDDY.

(PHONE RINGING.

>> HELLO, DADDY.

>> WHAT ARE YOU DOING, BUDDY?

>> NOTHING.

I JUST SHOT ONE.

>> OH YOU DID?

>> YES.

>> OUTSTANDING.

THAT'S AWESOME.

>> SHE'S DOWN.

I SEE HER.

>> IS IT A BIG ONE?

>> NO, THERE WAS A LITTLE BIT

MORE BIG ONE BUT IT'S A PRETTY

BIG ONE.

>> THAT'S AWESOME BUDDY.

I'M SO HAPPY FOR YOU.

THAT IS SO COOL.

DO YOU REALIZE YOU ARE SIX YEARS

OLD AND YOU'VE ALREADY SHOT A

TURKEY AND A DEER?

>> YES.

>> YOU ARE A PRETTY SPECIAL KID.

I'M SO PROUD OF YOU.

I'LL BE WAITING ON YOU, OKAY,

BUDDY?

>> OKAY.

>> LOVE YOU.

BYE.

MY DAD DREW A DEER LAST NIGHT

AND I SHOWED HIM WHERE TO SHOOT

HIM AT AND I DIDN'T KNOW WHERE

THE OTHER SHOT WAS TO SHOOT HIM

AT SO I SHOT HIM IN THE HEART.

THAT'S ALL I WANTED TO DO.

RIGHT THERE.

THERE SHE IS.

YES.

>> GOOD JOB, BUDDY.

GOOD JOB.

GET UP THERE.

>> WOW.

SHE'S HEAVY.

>> HOLY COW!

>> ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST

UNIQUE FORMS OF HUNTING DOESN'T

INVOLVE ARROWS OR GUN POWDER.

IT'S FALCONRY.

(DOGS BARKING)

THE FOX UP THERE.

SEE IT.

A LITTLE MORE IN THE TREE.

THAT'S A BIG TREE THE DOG IS

FACING.

THAT'S REALLY COOL.

THE BIRD KEEPS GETTING A BETTER

VANTAGE POINT TO SEE NEW ANGLES

ON THE TREE.

THE HAWK HAS TO BE RIGHT ON TOP

OF IT RIGHT NOW.

THERE YOU GO.

OH YEAH!

>> I REALLY ANTICIPATED AS THE

SQUIRREL TOOK OFF THAT THE BIRD

WOULD FLY.

>> WHAT THEY DO IS THE RED TAILS

THEY DON'T REBOUND AS QUICKLY,

MOST OF THEM DON'T.

THEY GOT TO REPROGRAM THEMSELVES

THE HARRIS HAWK, I'VE HAD HER TO

REBOUND UP AND COME BACK DOWN

AND CATCH A RABBIT.

>> THIS IS A REALLY COOL EVENT.

THIS IS THE FIRST TIME IN A LONG

TIME THAT A BUNCH OF FALCONERS

HAVE GATHERED HERE IN KENTUCKY.

TELL ME ABOUT IT.

>> IT'S PROBABLY BEEN ABOUT 20,

30 YEARS SINCE THE FALCONRY CLUB

S OF KENTUCKY HAVE COME

TOGETHER AS A GROUP.

EVERYBODY IS SPREAD OUT AND DOES

THEIR OWN THING.

SO LAST YEAR WE ALL DECIDED TO

KIND OF GET TOGETHER.

WE HAD A SUMMER PICNIC.

THEY ALL CAME TOGETHER AND

DECIDED TO GET THE CLUB BACK

TOGETHER SO THE NEXT STEP WAS A

FIELD WEEK.

THAT'S WHAT WE ALL WANT TO DO IS

HUNT.

>> WE HAVE PEOPLE HERE COME UP

YESTERDAY FROM TPS, WEST

VIRGINIA TENNESSEE, ST. LOUIS,

MISSOURI, ONE COMING FROM

COLORADO, A LOT AROUND

CINCINNATI AND NORTHERN KENTUCKY

>> THIS IS PHOENIX.

SHE IS AN IMMATURE HARRIS HAWK.

SHE IS PROBABLY AROUND PROBABLY

EIGHT MONTHS OLD.

>> ALL RIGHT DOGS, LET'S GET

THEM UP.

COME ON!

GET IN THERE, PETER.

THERE YOU GO.

WHOA WHOA, WHOA!

THERE GOES ANOTHER ONE!

THERE SHE GOES.

THIS STYLE IS CALLED FOLLOWING

ON.

AND BASICALLY THE BIRD JUST

FOLLOWS US THROUGH THE TIMBER

LIKE THE DOG FOLLOWS, LEAP FROG

FROM TREE TO TREE.

AND AS SOON AS THE DOGS START

BARKING THE BIRDS WILL FLY RIGHT

OVER THE DOGS BECAUSE THEY LEARN

ED THE DOGS PUT THE GAME UP

>> HOW DID YOU GET INVOLVED IN

THIS.

>> IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL I READ A

BOOK CALLED MY SIDE OF THE

MOUNTAIN.

THE KID LIVES IN THE WOODS AND

HAS A PEREGRINE AND RAISES IT

AND HUNTED WITH IT.

>> IT'S AMAZING THAT THEY'RE

THIS GOOD AT THIS YOUNG AGE.

YOU ARE HAVING THE BIRD DO WHAT

IT NATURALLY WANTS TO DO ANYWAY.

HUNT AND FEED.

>> YOU TAKE IT OUT THERE AND YOU

BRING IT IN AFTER THE TRAP AND

MAN IT AND YOU PUT IT AROUND

YOUR FAMILY AND AS MUCH

DISTRACTION AS YOU CAN GET AND

IT JUST MAKES A GOOD BOY.

THEY'RE NOT PETS.

THEY JUST PUT UP WITH US AND

STUFF, BUT THE MORE YOU HANDLE

THEM AND DO STUFF WITH THEM, THE

BETTER THEY'RE GOING TO BE AND

WHEN I TURNED THIS BIRD ON, SET

HIM AROUND WITH THE DOG AND

IMPLEMENTED THE DOG, IT JUST

MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE

WORLD.

>> THAT IS WHAT I FOUND REALLY

INTERESTING.

YOU HAVE A MOUNTAIN FIFT DOG AND

YOU JUST SET IT LOOSE.

>> WHAT I DO IS I TAKE, GO THE

TO DOG, WE CAN SET BACK AND

PRETTY MUCH RELAX.

WHEN THE DOG STARTS BARKING TREE

, YOU GO IN AND TRY TO FIND

THE SQUIRREL FIRST AND I'LL KEEP

HER ON MY GLOVE OR ON MY GAUNT

LET AND GO IN AND WHEN I

SEE THE SQUIRREL AND LOCATE IT

TO THE TREE, I SNAP HER UP TO A

SAPLING, GRAPE VINE OR WHATEVER,

GET BACK AND THROW CARL UP AND

CARL STARTS WORKING HIS WAY UP

TO THE TOP OF THE TREE.

GET READY.

>> STILL IN THE TREE?

>> THE OTHER SIDE.

>> WE GOT A CHASE NOW.

>> THIS ONE IS SEVEN OR EIGHT

MONTHS OLD.

>> YES.

>> DID A PRETTY GOOD JOB.

WENT IN AND PULLED A COUPLE

SQUIRRELS OUT.

THE SQUIRRELS ARE 2, BIRDS 0 BUT

>> THEY DID GET A FLYING

SQUIRREL.

>> HE FLIES STRAIGHT DOWN, A FLY

ING SQUIRREL, EASTERN FLYING

SQUIRREL COMES OUT OF ITS DEN BY

ACCIDENT AND IT IS JUST HIS JOB

TO GET WHATEVER HE SEES AND HE

GOT IT.

OUR HUNT IS OVER FOR THE QIRLS

SQUIRRELS WITH HIM TODAY.

>> ONCE YOU USE THE BIRD FOR A

PERIOD OF TIME, THEN IT GOES

BACK TO THE WILD, CORRECT?

>> YOU CAN KEEP THEM AS LONG AS

YOU HAVE LIKE A CURRENT LICENSE

OR YOU CAN HUNT FOR A SEASON,

RELEASE IT BACK TO THE WILD AND

THEY REVERT BACK SUPER FAST.

>> RIGHT THERE!

CAME OUT FROM BEHIND YOU.

ONE OF THEM DOGS.

IT REALLY IS AN AMAZING WAY TO

HUNT.

I'M ASSUMING THAT THIS DATES

BACK THOUSANDS OF YEARS.

>> YEAH, IT'S PRETTY MUCH DATING

BACK TO EARLY HUMAN CIVILIZATION

, MESOPOTAMIA.

>> IT'S NOT AS COMMON BECAUSE

THIS IS A LOT OF WORK, ISN'T IT?

>> IT'S A LOT OF WORK.

>> YOU WENT THROUGH AN

APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM A COUPLE

YEARS UNDER SOMEONE ELSE...

>> TIMOTHY DELANE FROM CARLISLE,

KENTUCKY.

>> ONCE THAT IS DONE, YOU ARE

ALOUD HOW MANY BIRDS.

>> YOU BECOME A GENERAL FALCONER

AND ALLOWED UP TO THREE BIRDS AS

A GENERAL.

>> SHE MISSED IT.

RIGHT OVER THE TOP OF HER.

>> SHE GOT IT!

SHE DIDN'T GET IT!

SHE HAD IT.

I GUARANTEE YOU THAT RABBIT IS

WOUNDED.

>> IT'S NOT SOMETHING YOU WOULD

RECOMMEND SOMEONE THAT IS ON A

WHIM GO OUT AND DO THIS?

>> YEAH, NO.

THERE ARE A LOT OF PEOPLE THAT

WANT TO DO IT AND THEY LEARN HOW

MUCH GOES INTO IT AND THEY KIND

OF, MAYBE NEXT YEAR.

AND THEY NEVER DO IT.

>> I'LL TELL YOU WHAT, I REALLY

ENJOY WATCHING YOU GUYS HANDLING

BIRDS.

IT'S OBVIOUS THAT YOU LOVE THESE

BIRDS.

I BET WHEN IT HITS A SQUIRREL OR

GETS A RABBIT, YOU PROBABLY

COULDN'T BE MORE PROUD OF THE

BIRD.

>> WHEN THEY CATCH SOMETHING,

IT'S AN ADRENALINE RUSH.

>> HERE GOES!

HERE GOES!

BOOM!

DID SHE GET IT?

>> SHE GOT IT!

GOOD GIRL!

THAT'S SOMETHING TO SEE THEM

WORKING IN A PAIR LIKE THAT.

>> THAT WAS REALLY COOL.

GOOD GIRL.

>> THESE ARE TOM THE ONLY TYPE

BIRDS KNOWN THAT WILL HUNT IN A

CATCH TOGETHER.

THEY CALL THEM THE WOLVES OF THE

SKY BECAUSE YOU KNOW, THEY HUNT

IN PACKS.

>> THE WAY THAT THEY WERE

SETTING UP THERE, THEN ALL OF A

SUDDEN THAT BIRD CAME OVER AND

SET AND KIND OF GAVE UP ON HIM

FOR A MINUTE, SURE ENOUGH THAT

DOG LET OUT AND BROUGHT THAT

RABBIT ACROSS THE FIELD.

>> DID Y'ALL NOTICE HOW IT USED

THAT THING OUT THERE IN THE

FIELD AS A BLOCKER?

>> RAN AROUND THE CONCRETE

CIRCLE THERE.

>> THAT'S WHY YOUR BIRD HAD TO

GO AROUND IT.

SHE CAME AT IT FROM THIS WAY

HERE AND FLIPPED IT AND CAME

BACK UP AND WENT RIGHT BACK DOWN

>> THEY HUNTED RIGHT ALONGSIDE

EACH OTHER.

>> THEY DONE GREAT.

LET'S CHECK IN AND SEE WHO ELSE

HAS BEEN HAVING FUN IN THIS WEEK

'S ONES THAT DIDN'T GET AWAY

NINE-YEAR-OLD CLAY TOOK THIS

NICE NINE POINT BUCK IN HARRISON

COUNTY WITH A CROSS BOW.

CONGRATULATIONS.

TRAVIS JONES OF LEXINGTON,

INDIANA TOOK THIS BUCK, VERY

FIRST BOW KILL.

IMPRESSIVE 15 POINTER.

NICE JOB.

10-YEAR-OLD PAUL BRANSON TOOK

THIS NICE DOUGH DURING THE YOUTH

RIVAL SEASON WITH A 30/30 MARLIN

>> AND SHARON GOT HER BUCK USING

A MUZZLE LOADER.

NICE JOB.

A NICE BUCK TAKEN BY JOSH ON

OPENING DAY OF DEER SEASON.

CHECK OUT THIS NICE FISH, A MUSK

NICE JOB.

THERE IS WHEN YOU KNOW THE FISH

ARE BITING GOOD WHEN YOU CATCH

THEM TWO AT A TIME LIKE LOGAN

DID IN A PRIVATE POND IN LAKE

SIDE PARK, KENTON COUNTY.

HENRY JOHN SIX YEARS OLD TOOK

HIS VERY FIRST DEER AND NICE DO

AT HIS PAPAW'S FORM DURING YOUTH

WEEKEND.

NICE JOB.

ROBYN GOT THIS NICE BUCK IN

JEFFERSON COUNTY.

CONGRATULATIONS.

LEXI NINE YEARS OLD GOT THIS

BUCK WITH A CROSS BOW IN HOPKINS

COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

NICE JOB.

11-YEAR-OLD LUKE KNOWS HOW TO

SPEND THE YOUTH WEEKEND SEASON.

THAT'S IN THE WOODS AND WITH HIS

DAD.

NICE JOB.

NEXT WEEKEND, KENTUCKY AFIELD

WILL BE HAVING OUR ANNUAL FALL

CALL IN SHOW.

MAKE SURE YOU JOIN US ON OCTOBE.

AND REMEMBER

HUNTING AND FISHING ON PRIVATE

PROPERTY IS A PRIVILEGE.

ALWAYS ASK PERMISSION AND THANK

THE LAND OWNER.

UNTIL NEXT WEEK, I'M YOUR HOST

CHAD MILES AND I HOPE TO SEE YOU

IN THE WOODS OR ON THE WATER.

♪ ♪