Kimble County Antler Restriction & Bag Limit
Kimble County deer regulations outline the thirteen-inch antler restriction, bag limits, tagging rules, and field-judging techniques for local hunters.
Kimble County deer regulations outline the thirteen-inch antler restriction, bag limits, tagging rules, and field-judging techniques for local hunters.
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