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AR: AGFC looking for volunteers to help with bat project

LITTLE ROCK – Does your bathouse have bats? The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is looking for volunteers that have bathouses currently containing bats that would be willing to participate in a population monitoring project.

AR: Free Fishing Days event begins next weekend

LITTLE ROCK – Free Fishing Days of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission begins next weekend. Free Fishing Days will start at noon Friday, June 10, through midnight Sunday, June 12. No sport fisherman, resident

AR: Archery workshop planned at Hampson Museum Park

WILSON – Do you have an urge to get into archery for hunting or just for sport? An opportunity is coming up in an east Arkansas center of native American culture. Hampson Archeological Museum State

OK: Fishing report for June 1, 2011

This weekly fishing report is provided by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. CENTRAL Arcadia: May 31. Elevation normal, water 74 and muddy. Channel catfish fair to good on stinkbait at 3-4 ft. along northern

NM: Department improves fishing, camping areas in Pecos Canyon

Bert ClanceyTERRERO — Visitors to Pecos Canyon this Memorial Day weekend will notice some improvements to fishing and camping areas that will make their outdoor experience cleaner and more comfortable. This week, the Department of

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