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Inspect treestands to avoid catastrophe (opens the original)
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The ongoing heatwave might keep most hunters out of the woods right now, but skipping your pre-season stand safety check is a recipe for disaster. A quick trip to inspect your stand and hunting location is well worth the effort if it means coming home safely at the end of each hunt later this year. According to Matt Gideon, Hunter Education and Boater Education Coordinator for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, treestand falls account for 75 to 80 percent of hunting accidents each year, and
Open houses offer help leading into 2026-27 deer season (opens the original)
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The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will host two open houses in preparation for deer season to help hunters in Grant and Sevier counties learn more about deer hunting, deer management and recent developments in their areas to be aware of this hunting season. The first open house will be held from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday at the Adams Building on the University of Arkansas Cossatot Community College De Queen Campus, 183 College Drive in De Queen. The second open house will be 6-8 p.m. Sept. 8 at th
AGFC proposes waterfowl hunting draw for portion of WMA (opens the original)
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The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at Thursdayâs meeting in Little Rock heard the first reading of a regulations proposal from AGFC staff to establish a drawn permit hunt unit for waterfowl on a roughly 1,000-acre portion of the 30,000-acre St. Francis Sunken Lands Wildlife Management Area in northeast Arkansas. The regulation proposal was introduced to combat continued comments of concern from hunters regarding crowding and pressure on WMAs during duck season. The draw and hunting process
Don’t ‘treat’ wildlife like livestock (opens the original)
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Motorists and wildlife lovers are beginning to see more deer in the open, browsing at the edges of open fields and forests, prompting many questions about bare spots seen in their fur coat and ticks seen on their ears. Some wildlife watchers are also beginning to ask how they can help protect wildlife from the possible spread of the New World screwworm, which was detected in south Texas in June. According to Arkansasâs state wildlife veterinarian, Dr. Catherine Love, the best action is to repo
Governor appoints Steve Kueter to Game and Fish Commission (opens the original)
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Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced Monday that she has appointed Steve Kueter of Paragould as the newest member of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Kueter (pronounced KEE-ter) will serve a seven-year term, ending June 30, 2033. âSteve has spent his life helping steward our natural resources while preserving our stateâs rich outdoor heritage for future generations,â Sanders said. âAs a lifelong outdoorsman and third-generation aquaculture farmer, Steve brings decades of experienc
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