Commission Sets the 2019-2020 Arkansas Duck Season Dates
by Brent Birch •
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission set in place the 2019-20 waterfowl season dates taking advantage of new federal frameworks allow regular duck season to extend to the last day of January versus the last Saturday.
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From Dugouts to Decoys: Baseball Players Turn Hobby Into Business
by Mark Friedman •
It's a whole new ballgame as former Arkansas baseball player Josh Alberius and friends document the wild with K Zone.
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The Club Scene: How to Make Room for Your Dream Lodge
by John Gordon •
Tales and tips from duck club owners who constructed their own little slices of heaven.
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Veteran Conservationist Jody Pagan Finds Formula That Keeps The Ducks Coming
by Dwain Hebda •
His perfectionist streak when it comes to building duck habitats makes Jody Pagan the last guy who'd confess to any project being beyond the reach of improvement. But to look at him and see the glint in his eye, you know it's crossed his mind with each challenge overcome and each project completed.
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Hunting And Hardball
by Todd Traub •
Former Arkansas Razorbacks turn from baseball to business with YouTube outdoor channel and hunting apparel line.
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SITKA® Launches a Line of Waterfowl Apparel for Women
by Brent Birch •
SITKA Gear, the leader and pioneer in performance hunting apparel, last week debuted its new Women’s Waterfowl System at the annual Shooting Hunting Outdoor and Tactical (SHOT) Show in Las Vegas.
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Overall Duck Numbers Consistent, Mallard Count Low
by ABPG Staff •
Midwinter aerial survey shows ducks spread across the Delta thanks to fall and early-winter weather.
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Greenhead is proud to present the Arkansas Waterfowler Hall of Fame. The creation of this program is an effort to preserve the contributions of those individuals who have gone above and beyond through dedicated time, resources and other work to enhance the waterfowl industry in Arkansas.
Nominate a deserving waterfowler today to ensure that no one goes overlooked by the judges.
