“Who, who, who cooks for you” is the trademark call of a barred owl.
“Who, who, who cooks for you” is the trademark call of a barred owl.
In Arkansas these days, we do not hunt deer like the generations before us. We have so much better equipment now, from guns and ammunition to clothing and snacks.
There has been a push for several years in Arkansas to get more kids interested in hunting and to help older folks keep up their hunting activities.
Listen closely as modern gun deer season approaches, and you’ll hear it.
By Joe Mosby We all know that fish is good eating, even those few folks in our midst who insist they don’t go for seafood. Fish on the dinner table can be an easy route to enjoyable meals, too. Think about it. You catch some fish, you fillet them, you cook them. Compare this to getting deer meat [...]
They are a couple of Springdale kids, both 13 years old and both up and coming hunters.
Heavy rain, flooded creeks, a swollen Buffalo River and a couple of close but unproductive meetings with elk didn’t deter hunter Mike Balenko.
A segment of Arkansas history that is largely unknown is that of the duck wars.
With deer-hunting seasons approaching, some attention is directed to a persistent problem.
It has taken Billy McCaghren Jr., a dozen years to climb the ladder of bass-fishing competition.
