Deer, turkeys, owls, groundhogs, a few rabbits, elk, and the occasional skunk and beaver.

I see a variety of wild game on a daily basis. Deer,turkey,squirrel,rabbit,coyote,hawks and groundhogs can be seen almost anywhere.The next time you see a wild animal, give thanks to the KDFW for doing a great job of setting the hunting & trapping seasons so that the game is managed properly and will be around a long time for us to enjoy. Also thank a hunter. Without the money we spend on license and hunting products the Fish & Wildlife Dept. could not exist.

The next time you see a wild animal, give thanks to the KDFW for doing a great job of setting the hunting & trapping seasons so that the game is managed properly and will be around a long time for us to enjoy. Also thank a hunter. Without the money we spend on license and hunting products the Fish & Wildlife Dept. could not exist.

:thumb: :thumb: Amen to this cville, The dollars sportmen pay in license, portions of the $$ for hunting and fishing equipment, ammo and the like (Pittman-Roberstson act) pay for ALL of the game and non game species management programs. A lot of people don't realize this. Not on dime from non hunters,fishermen and sportsmen goes to any of these programs . So you are 100% correct when you say to someone " if you enjoy watching wildlife" then give thanks to a sporsman (hunter, fisherman). :thumb:

Squirrels, turkey and deer.

Do moles count? I see way too many of those...or at least I see the handy work they leave behind!

Squirrels, deers, rabbits, birds.

squirrels mostly, some time a rabbit, raccoon,opossum.

Around our house we've got a family of rabbits living across the road. At the inlaws it's deer and turkey.

There are still Albino Squirrels on UofL's campus that are pretty cool to see. The regular squirrels on campus are a whole different breed then other squirrels though. You can walk right up to one and they'll just look back at you like they're egging you on to do something, it's pretty funny.

Deer and Foxes for me.