Wildlife Women

06/12/2026

Anyone else try to take that picture where it doesn’t show your fishing spot and then realize you were videoing? Enjoy🤷🏼‍♀️😂

06/11/2026

Are you looking for a way to challenge yourself this summer? How about challenging yourself to hit the target and try target shooting!

Kentucky Fish & Wildlife offers many locations to safely try target shooting. Find a range: https://fw.ky.gov/Education/Pages/ShootingRanges.aspx

06/11/2026

**PLEASE DO NOT CLEAN YOUR SCALLOPS WHERE FOLKS ARE IN THE WATER! GO SOMEWHERE AWAY FROM PEOPLE!! THIS IS DUE TO ATTRACTING SHARKS TO THE AREA WHERE PEOPLE ARE CLEANING**

Simply Steinhatchee - Scallop Season 2026 - Fenholloway through Suwannee River Zone (including Keaton Beach and the Steinhatchee area): June 15 through Labor Day.

This region includes all state waters East of Rock Island near the mouth of the Fenholloway River in Taylor County and North of Alligator Pass Daybeacon #4 near the mouth of the Suwannee River in Levy County. This area has a lowered bag limit June 15-30.

Daily Bag Limit for Fenholloway through Suwannee River Zone:

June 15-30:
Per person: 1 gallon whole bay scallops in shell or one cup shucked.
Per vessel: 5 gallons whole or two pints shucked.
July 1-Labor Day
Per person: 2 gallons of whole bay scallops in shell or 1 pint of bay scallop meat.
Per vessel: Maximum of 10 gallons of whole bay scallops in shell, or 1/2 gallon bay scallop meat (1/2 gallon = 4 pints).

06/11/2026

Wildlife Women’s Bass’n in Bama event is coming up soon! We always have a great time and catch BIG bass!! Drop your 👇🏻


SheFish Drake Waterfowl Systems

06/11/2026

Never underestimate the contribution you can make.

Women have always played an important role in the countryside, yet too often their contribution can go unnoticed. From conservation and wildlife management to farming, working dogs, gamekeeping, shooting and the countless jobs in the countryside that keep rural communities thriving, women are helping to shape the future of our countryside every day.

We are custodians of knowledge, tradition and fieldcraft, but also drivers of innovation, progress and positive change.

The future of fieldsports and the countryside depends on people who are willing to learn, participate, speak up and pass on what they know to the generations that follow.

As women, we have a responsibility not only to protect the rural way of life we value so highly, but to ensure others have the confidence and opportunity to become part of it too.

Never underestimate the impact you can have. Through your actions, your example and your willingness to take part and support others, you are helping to secure the future of the countryside for years to come.

The next generation is not coming.

It’s already here.

And it looks a lot like us.

06/09/2026

This is always a great weekend ladies!

06/09/2026

Anyone else using this new bait that has taken the fishing industry by storm?

This video is the update of the week for the first week of June. Th...

06/08/2026

Who did some fishing this weekend?