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never walked uphill both ways to school and back home in snow. I have ridden on the school bus home on a snowy day from school when the chains on the bus broke free and beat the holes in the … more
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Another highly touted player commits to Hogs
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas has picked up its second Class of 2026 All-America commitment in the past week with a pledge from Cartersville (Ga.) Cass offensive tackle Bear McWhorter. … more
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Kutas is likely to start in first game
FAYETTEVILLE — Patrick Kutas is a talented sophomore offensive tackle who will very likely make his first start as a Razorback against Western Carolina on Saturday, Sept. 2. Kutas, … more
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Booker has more on mind than football
FAYETTEVILLE — Wednesday's press conference following Arkansas' football practice had talk about more than just sports. For instance, Maryland transfer defensive tackle Anthony "Tank" … more
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Rabbit hunting is possible on some of the habitat at Departee Creek.
Departee Creek diversity surprises hunters and birdwatchers
BRADFORD – Henry Gray Hurricane Lake Wildlife Management Area nearby is far more renowned, and vastly larger, but there are three tracts of land just to the north in White County that make up … more
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AGFC launches new online hunting license system, smartphone app
LITTLE ROCK — Renewing your hunting and fishing licenses this year will be easier than ever before, thanks to an upgraded online licensing portal launching this week. Smartphone users also will … more
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Drier conditions and loss of habitat on the breeding grounds has impacted mallard populations which dropped 18 percent in this year’s breeding ground surveys.
Duck numbers drop in breeding grounds
LITTLE ROCK – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released its report on the 2023 Waterfowl Population Status late last week, and the numbers of ducks slid from 2022’s estimate, with drop … more
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As summer sets in, many anglers focus their efforts toward the rivers and channels of reservoirs, and knowing how to navigate is critical. Photo Courtesy RBFF/Take Me Fishing
Keep it between the buoys
LITTLE ROCK – The heat of summer often leads anglers to large rivers where current breaks can position bass and other sport fish for fishing that lasts longer than the first hour after sunrise. … more
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The AGFC’s mobile aquarium will be on hand at the 24th annual SouthArk Outdoor Expo, Sept. 9.
Join the AGFC at the 24th annual SouthArk Expo
EL DORADO — Visit the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s mobile aquarium and Education specialist at the 24th annual SouthArk Outdoor Expo 9 a.m-4 p.m. Sept. 9, at the El Dorado … more
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Woodson likes progress of secondary
FAYETTEVILLE — Marcus Woodson is helping Deron Wilson with the secondary after a season that saw Arkansas' defensive backs give up large amounts of yardage. Woodson came to Arkansas from … more
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Razorbacks expect tight ends to be bigger part of offense
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas' tight ends should be a bigger part of the offense with Dan Enos now the offensive coordinator. When Enos was at Arkansas previously the tight ends were targeted more … more
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Razorbacks need three new starters on offensive line
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas' offensive line is still progressing as Cody Kennedy has to find three new starters to go with center Beaux Limmer and left guard Brady Latham. Kennedy is mixing the … more
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I have my passports, ready to travel
My family loves to go on adventures. Make a suggestion of a trip and we are there. All four of our grandsons have passports and all have been overseas. Our oldest grandson has been to five countries … more
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Enos is back at Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE — Dan Enos is back at Arkansas for the second time in his career. Enos was offensive coordinator for Bret Bielema from 2015-17 and coached Brandon Allen during an outstanding … more
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AGFC takes to the air for Millwood waterfowl habitat
SARATOGA — Thanks to a partnership between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Southwest Arkansas Water District and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, waterfowl migrating through the … more
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Conder claims triple trophy award at 6 years old
LITTLE ROCK — As hunters' minds start focusing on the outdoors, many parents begin to ask what age is right to start their children off in the woods. In Arkansas, the minimum age to legally … more
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Outdoor Hall of Fame banquet to celebrate 2023 inductees
LITTLE ROCK – The Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation will induct six new members to the Arkansas Outdoor Hall of Fame including the recipients of its Legacy Award and the Steve Smith Spirit of … more
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Additional dove fields planned for Labor Day Weekend
LITTLE ROCK —For the last seven years, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has cranked the excitement to Labor Day Weekend by adding a few special draw hunts on managed dove fields. The … more
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Millet seed was dropped via crop-duster to seed exposed mudflats at Millwood Lake.
AGFC takes to the air for Millwood waterfowl habitat
SARATOGA — Thanks to a partnership between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Southwest Arkansas Water District and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, waterfowl migrating through the … more
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One of Laird’s first official functions as AGFC Fisheries Chief was recognizing private landowners for achievements in conservation on Arkansas’s waterways.
New AGFC Fisheries chief Laird hatches plan for tackling big projects
Tommy Laird, a 33-year veteran with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Fisheries Division, didn’t ever see himself as chief of the division, but he also didn’t count on AGFC … more
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