Some of Arkansas’s youngest and best artists had their talents on display this summer at the Witt Stephens Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center. The young artists were competing in the Arkansas State Fish Art Contest sponsored by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
Young artists compete in Arkansas' state fish art contest Read More »
Several lucky hunters have been drawn for Arkansas’s sixth season of alligator hunting. The season will get underway in September.
Hunters drawn for sixth Arkansas alligator hunting season Read More »
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and the Information Network of Arkansas have released a free AGFC Android application, available through Google Play.
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission application now available for Android phones Read More »
Recently, 16 Arkansas Game and Fish Commission-owned wildlife management areas around the state were designated as the Sweet Sixteen.
16 Arkansas WMAs designated for increased deer management Read More »
Governor Mike Beebe last week named Ford Overton of Little Rock as the newest commissioner of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
Arkansas' Governor Beebe appoints new AGFC commissioner Read More »
Cortland, Ohio – They say that water is so low at Mosquito Creek Reservoir in Trumbull County that even the catfish now have fleas. Likely the water level has not disappeared that much at the popular 7,850-acre though it has shriveled enough to close two public boat launches. That is, so far. These ramps are:
Low water at Mosquito leads to ramp closures Read More »
Columbus – Federal and state wildlife officials working in conjunction with academic researchers announced six water samples taken from Sandusky and north Maumee bays tested positive for the presence of Asian carp environmental DNA in Michigan and Ohio waters of Lake Erie. The positive samples were among 417 taken from Lake Erie in August 2011,
Asian carp DNA found in Lake Erie Read More »
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission recently adopted rules that allow a companion to assist a disabled hunter without having a tag or permit, and that allow a person to transfer a controlled hunt tag to their child or grandchild.
New rules aid disabled and young hunters in Idaho Read More »
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission recently adopted a series of “nonbiological” rules.
New Idaho fish and game rules cover a variety of issues Read More »
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