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Missouri Deer Hunters Need to Be Bear Aware

Daron Wilkins wasn’t looking for a close encounter with a black bear when he climbed into a tree stand on Nov. 2, 2010, but he got one. Good luck allowed him and the bear to escape unharmed, but the Missouri…[more]

By Jim Low, Missouri Dept. of Conservation
11-01-2011

Commission Approves Trails and Recreation Facilities Grant Programs

Earlier this summer, Commissioners with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission approved up to $1 million for the Wildlife Observation Trails Pilot Program and up to $500,000 for the Wildlife Recreation Facilities Pilot Program.

The trails program grants…[more]

By Arkansas Game and Fish
10-27-2011

MDC Improving Fish Habitat at Lake Taneycomo

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will be placing fish habitat in the upper mile of Lake Taneycomo to increase fishing opportunities below Table Rock Dam. Periods of heavy hydropower generation increase the water flow in this area, leaving trout…[more]

By Francis Skalicky, Missouri Dept. of Conservation
10-25-2011

Outdoor Hotline Features Season Forecast and Watchable Wildlife

Arkansans have a variety of outdoor pursuits available to them during the fall and winter months. Arkansas’s modern gun deer season and waterfowl seasons are just around the corner and wildlife watching opportunities are abundant. If you’d like to find…[more]

By Arkansas Game and Fish
10-06-2011

MDC Bans Porous-Soled Waders to Help Protect Trout Waters from Invasive Algae

In anticipation of upcoming winter trout fishing, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) encourages trout anglers to help prevent the spread of a new threat to Missouri’s cold-water streams and rivers. Called “didymo” (Didymosphenia geminata) or “rock snot,” this invasive…[more]

By Missouri Dept. of Conservation
10-04-2011

Hiking Trip to Kings River Falls

Kings River Falls is one of those places where you either know exactly where you’re going, or you discover it by accident while completely lost. About 9 miles of dirt road leads to the spot. And, if…[more]

By Robert J. Korpella
09-30-2011

The Health Benefits of Going to the Woods

Over 170 million people visit our national forests annually in search of nature, wildlife and recreation. A new study in the Journal of Forestry estimates that those people collectively burn 290 billion calories. That’s enough of an energy burn to…[more]

By Robert J. Korpella
09-09-2011

First-Time Striper Angler Sets State Record

“You’re not going to believe this until you try it.”

According to Bruce Cunningham, that is what his brothers said when trying to persuade him to go fishing with them in June. Brad and Brock Cunningham had discovered…[more]

By Jim Low, Missouri Dept. of Conservation
08-25-2011

Get More Out of Your Fishing Bait with a Little Ice

It is a simple hot weather fishing strategy, but many anglers don’t follow the logical plan.

Keep your bait cool, advise anglers with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.

Minnows, worms, nightcrawlers, crickets, meal worms, wax…[more]

By Arkansas Game and Fish
08-25-2011

New Paddling Routes Added to Arkansas Water Trails

The aim of Arkansas Water Trails, a program initiated by the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission (AGFC), is to highlight Arkansas as prime paddling territory. The project is at the forefront of creating a system of water trails throughout the…[more]

By Zoie Clift, Arkansas Department of Parks & Tourism
07-14-2011
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