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Specks Stealing Scenes From Stars
Goose hunting - especially white-fronted goose hunting - is beginning to play a much bigger role in The Natural State's waterfowl drama.
By Trey Reid.

Elk Camp
Fifteen years of elk hunting in Arkansas have produced plenty of strong memories, as well as incidents of achievement, awe, amusement and frustration.
By Joe Mosby.

The Bird Man of Arkansas
After 75 years, Douglas A. James, Ph.D., is still walking through dewy grass, clinging mud and sometimes frigid temperatures looking for birds.
By Joe Mosby.

Connecting the Circle of Life
Trout that live in lake tailwaters in Arkansas have to jump through hoops just to survive, and it's even a bigger struggle when they try to reproduce.
By Jeff Williams.

An Uncertain Hour
As Robert Ortman worked his climbing stand toward the ground, the latch that held the cable around the tree gave way, turning his world upside down.
By Randy Zellers.

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Article Archive

January/February 2013 - Specks Stealing Scenes From Stars

Goose hunting - especially white-fronted goose hunting - is beginning to play a much bigger role in The Natural State's waterfowl drama.

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January/February 2013 - An Uncertain Hour

As Robert Ortman worked his climbing stand toward the ground, the latch that held the cable around the tree gave way, turning his world upside down.

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November/December 2012 - Some Things Never Change

The canoe is such a solid boat that the only mistake is putting it away when summer's over.

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November/December 2012 - Start Small

Squirrels are the perfect gateway game species for introducting youths to a lifelong love of hunting.

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September/October 2012 - ARE You Angling for Fun?

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's Aquatic Resources Education program makes it easy to get a view of Arkansas's aquatic critters.

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September/October 2012 - Deer Hunting's Sweet 16

You can get a deer practically anywhere in Arkansas, but biologists are enhancing 16 special areas to become showcases in management.

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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 Issue

This issue is full of waterfowl- and conservation-rich stories, including a story of survival during a tragic duck hunting accident, the decline of the Ozark Hellbender to endangered status and a look into Natural Resource Conservation Service programs.

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November/December 2011 Issue

A look back at 30 years of elk in Arkansas, preservation of valuable historical sites and insight into how fisheries biologists keep our lakes at their prime are all included in this issue.

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