Wah-Kon-Tah Praire, Mo. — Greater prairie chickens, missing for some years among the grasses at Wah-Kon-Tah Prairie, strutted and boomed again this spring in an eons-old mating ritual. Biologists, digging deep in grassland ecology to save the species in Missouri, brought them back. Now, they watch to see if this iconic but state-endangered member of […]
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Augusta – As of Saturday, May 5, 2012, Wildlife Management District (WMD) 9 will be open to turkey hunting through June 2nd. WMD 9 includes the area northeast of Greenville to Baxter State Park. Analysis of data and observations indicate the turkey population in the WMD is healthy and will support a hunting season like
Pratt – Bassmaster.com has recently listed three Kansas reservoirs in its list of top 100 bass fishing lakes in the U.S. Perry, Wilson, and Keith Sebelius reservoirs received honors, ranking 60th, 77th, and 87th, respectively. The rankings were determined using information from the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism’s (KDWPT) annual electro-shocking and angler
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Warming water lures fish to shallows; online video details best angling techniques
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CENTRAL Arcadia: April 29. Elevation normal. Channel catfish fair to good on chicken liver and stinkbait around flats and secondary points. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs all over. Report submitted by Chance Whiteley, game warden stationed in Oklahoma County. Hefner: April 30. Elevation normal and rising, water 68-74 and murky. Largemouth bass good on
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Two of the 53 prize-winning fish were caught Tuesday on the first day of the $50,000 Hot Springs Fishing Challenge on Lakes Hamilton and Catherine.
Two prize fish landed on first day of Arkansas' Hot Springs fishing challenge Read More »
It is time to apply for the most desired ticket in the Arkansas outdoors – an elk hunting permit.
Applications open for coveted Arkansas elk permits Read More »
I believe spring 2012 is setting up for great live-bait rigging conditions. We’re in for a good leech bite if it gets a little warmer in the days leading up to opener. I keep the snells for my live bait rig averaging about 5 feet – longer when I’m in a finesse mode, say 8
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