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LITTLE ROCK – If you visit an Arkansas Game and Fish Commission wildlife management area in the northern part of the state, you may see one or more trees marked with paint.

It won’t be purple, the paint denoting no trespassing. The trees marked with paint in other colors are ones with damage that need attention from clean-up crews.

The ice storm of January 2009 inflicted extensive damage to trees in many management areas. Contractors continue to work at cleaning up these areas, working for the AGFC under guidelines of the Federal Emergency Management Administration ...... Read More
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LITTLE ROCK – It is highly probable that thousands of Arkansans have land they would like to improve for wildlife.

They have a readily available resource for fish and wildlife technical assistance in the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, and an important factor is that this help is free.

Trained AGFC professionals are stationed all over the state, and they’re called private lands biologists, often shortened to PLB. Contact one of them, make an appointment and you’re started ...... Read More
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EDGEFIELD, S.C. – The National Wild Turkey Federation's National Board of Directors recently named Jim Hinkle, a former Arkansas Game and Fish Commission member, president of the board. Hinkle will serve a two-year term with the conservation organization.

Hinkle, of Mountain View, has served as vice president of the board since 2008. He is currently a member of the , Nominating, Finance, Compensation and Strategic Planning committees. Hinkle was appointed to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission in 1996. His term expired July 1, 2003.

"Jim and the rest of the ...... Read More
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LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Game and Fish Commission crews stocked over 362,600 fish in Arkansas lakes and rivers during January, according to Mark Oliver, chief of fisheries. The total stocking of fish weighed more 72,300 pounds.

January stockings:

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      Amon’s Lake, Baxter County, 600 catchable rainbow trout
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      Lake Atalanta, Benton County, 2,950 catchable rainbow trout
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      Boyle Park Pond, Pulaski County, 400 catchable rainbow ...... Read More
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