Our Current Issue - January/February 2012
The Monticello Mindset
As Lake Monticello begins the aging process, biologists are working to keep it at its peak so anglers can continue to catch trophy largemouth bass.
The Turkey Diaries
Thanks to a Nielson-like survey system, AGFC biologists can get a feel for hunter participation, success and attitude during turkey season.
Reborn on the Bayou
Frog Bayou Wildlife Management Area is less than 10 years old, but it's already a rising star to waterfowl hunters in teh Arkansas River Valley.
The Singing Plagiarist
To some, the northern mockingbird sings the song of angels; to others, it sounds like fingernails on the dark blackboard of sleep.
Swan Survives Mink's Assault
A day of photographing trumpeter swans at Magness Lake provides a highlight of a lifetime when a battle for survival develops on the water.
Nurturing Nature
Feeling the need to help injured or homeless animals is part of being human, but very few people take it to the level of a wildlife rehabilitator.
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Article Archive
 | March/April 2012 Issue - Editorial Arkansas's 1/8-cent Conservation Tax is $12 Well Spent
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| | March/April 2012 Issue - Reborn on the Bayou Frog Bayou Wildlife Management Area is less than 10 years old but it's already a rising star to waterfowl hunters in the Arkansas River Valley.
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| | March/April 2012 Issue - Nurturing Nature Feeling the need to help injured or homeless animals is part of being human, but very few people take it to the level of a wildlife rehabilitator.
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|  | January/February 2012 - Dollars for Ducks The Wetlands Reserve Program offered through the Natural Resources Conservation Service seems too good to be true. But it's the real deal.
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| | January/February 2012 - Bad Accident Goes Well Trevor and Jakeb Durham were looking for ducks on Gillham Lake when they had a boating accident that could have cost them their lives.
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| | January/February 2012 - Ozark Hellbender Lands on List The Ozark hellbender, native only to Arkansas and Missouri, has been placed on the federal Endangered Species List.
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|  | November/December 2011 - Stronger With Age When Elk returned to Arkansas 30 years ago, the emphasis was on hunting but no one considered the impact tourism would have.
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|  | November/December 2011 - Plug Into the Outdoors The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission makes it easy to stay up to date with the outdoors.
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|  | November/December 2011 - Teamwork Preserves Mound at Toltec Representatives from several Arkansas agencies joined forces for withering work to keep valuable artifacts from washing away.
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|  | September/October 2011 Issue Click here for a few sample articles from our September/October 2011 issue.
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|  | May/June 2011 Click here for a sample article from our May/June 2011 issue.
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|  | March/April 2011 Issue Click here for a sample article from our March/April 2011 issue.
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|  | January/February 2011 Issue Shed hunting is a great way to spend winter afield when it's too cold for other outdoors pursuits.
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|  | Spring 1967 Issue Click here to download the first issue of Arkansas Wildlife. It was a quarterly magazine named Arkansas Game and Fish and was 32 pages long.
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