LITTLE ROCK — The 2024-25 hunting season will likely go down as a season of change for many Arkansas outdoorsmen and women. Although more than 130 regulations changed during the regulations-setting process completed in June, most modifications were clarifications or tweaks to existing codes. A few major changes, however, have piqued the interest of many Arkansans. Trey Reid, host of Arkansas Wildlife Podcast sits down with Luke Naylor, AGFC chief of wildlife management, to chew the fat on some of the more prominent changes hunters should be aware of when preparing for fall.
