
Anyone may fish in Arkansas without a fishing license or trout stamp from noon Friday, June 9, through midnight Sunday night, June 11.
Anyone may fish in Arkansas without a fishing license or trout stamp from noon Friday, June 9, through midnight Sunday night, June 11.
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission formally adopted regulations Thursday that will add 4,706 acres of public hunting opportunity in The Natural State beginning with the 2023-24 hunting seasons.
David Thomas, a commercial fisherman from Johnson County, also is wanting to introduce people to a different kind of meat patty.
By RANDY ZELLERS | Arkansas Game & Fish Commission Regular bouts of rain may have kept many gardens on hold during the last few weeks, but they’ve filled most backwaters and ponds […]
The harvest eclipsed the 2022 special youth hunt harvest of 887 by 19 percent.
This weekend opens up a special two-day hunt for Arkansas’s youths to tag a turkey before the die-hard gobbler getters hit the woods for Arkansas’s regular turkey season opener, April 17.
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has plenty of derby fun left for families throughout The Natural State this year.
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