The Little Bayou Meto drainage effort is a component of a larger water management project that was initially authorized by the Flood Control Act of 1950 and reauthorized in 1996. The primary goals of ...

MALLARDS IN TIMBER According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Waterfowl Breeding and Population Survey, mallard counts ...

Get caught up on Legacy Lunker Awards Banquet to Celebrate Bass Fishing in The Natural State Oct. 29  from the AGFC.

Sonny Varnell, 87, a member of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission from May 2003 through June 30, 2008, died Sept. 21 at ...

You are hereby notified that two or more Arkansas Game and Fish Commissioners will meet on the following dates and times to discuss and consider any official commission business. Unless otherwise ...

This year’s extended triple-digit summer may already seem a memory, but the results of volunteers stepping up to help maintain Arkansas Game and Fish Commission wildlife management areas will be ...

Archery is a great way to sharpen skills, build self-esteem and create a stronger atmosphere for success in the classroom. The Archery in the Schools Program (AIS) – part of the National Archery in ...

Sunrise to sunset unless otherwise noted. The range offers a place to shoot for fun as well as to get ready for upcoming hunting seasons. Any legal firearm and ammunition may be used on the firing ...

Quail require nesting cover, brood rearing cover, escape cover and roosting cover over a year’s lifecycle. A quail pair can, with adequate cover, produce up to three broods each season (typically from ...

Arkansas currently lists 37 species that are being closely monitored to ensure they remain viable in our state. These animals include bats, birds, beetles and other species unique to Arkansas. Learn ...