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Explore Fleming County Wildlife Area – 2,070 Acres of Oak & Hickory Forests

Explore Fleming County Wildlife Area – 2,070 Acres of Oak & Hickory Forests

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Highway 559, Beechburg, KY 41093

Covering 2,070 acres, the Fleming County Wildlife Area showcases mature oak and hickory forests interspersed with croplands and open woodlands. Visitors can observe squirrels, deer, grouse, doves, raccoons, quail, and rabbits. The area supports fishing, hiking, and primitive camping, offering a diverse outdoor experience.


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