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AGFC Enforcement’s Role in The Natural State
The AGFC Enforcement plays a crucial role in preserving and protecting Arkansas’s natural resources and wildlife. As the law enforcement division of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, their primary responsibility is to enforce the state’s wildlife and boating laws, ensuring the sustainable management of the state’s wildlife and aquatic resource
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