Jeff Williams

1 month ago | magnoliabannernews.com | Jeff Williams

CANEHILL -- Winners of the Arkansas Quail Stamp and Arkansas Turkey Stamp competitions were announced March 13 at Historic Cane Hill Gallery, about 3 miles southeast of Lincoln in Washington County. "Bobwhite Quail Pair" by Abraham Hunter took the grand prize in the quail stamp competition. "Quail Valley" by Amanda Hukill was second and "Edge of Maze" by Scott Hiestand was third. "Morning Mist" by Amanda Hukill won the turkey stamp grand prize.

1 month ago | thecabin.net | Jeff Williams

Winners of the Arkansas Quail Stamp and Arkansas Turkey Stamp competitions were announced March 13 at Historic Cane Hill Gallery, about 3 miles southeast of Lincoln in Washington County. “Bobwhite Quail Pair” by Abraham Hunter took the grand prize in the quail stamp competition. “Quail Valley” by Amanda Hukill was second and “Edge of Maze” by Scott Hiestand”was third. kAm“|@C?:?8 |:DE” 3J p>2?52 wF<:== H@?

1 month ago | agfc.com | Jeff Williams

CANEHILL – Winners of the Arkansas Quail Stamp and Arkansas Turkey Stamp competitions were announced March 13 at Historic Cane Hill Gallery, about 3 miles southeast of Lincoln in Washington County. “Bobwhite Quail Pair” by Abraham Hunter took the grand prize in the quail stamp competition. “Quail Valley” by Amanda Hukill was second and “Edge of Maze” by Scott Hiestand” was third. “Morning Mist” by Amanda Hukill won the turkey stamp grand prize.

Jan 7, 2025 | paragoulddailypress.com | Jeff Williams

ASPER — Twenty elk were harvested during Arkansas’s 2024 season, including some impressive bulls, according to Wes Wright, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s elk program coordinator. Of the 20, 14 were taken on private land and six from public land. Nine were bulls and 11 were antlerless. All nine bulls had racks of 5x5 (number of points on each antler) or greater, including a 7x7 and a 6x7. The hunts were Oct. 7-11 and Oct. 28-Nov. 1; youth hunts were Oct. 5-6 and Oct. 26-27.

Jan 2, 2025 | agfc.com | Jeff Williams

LITTLE ROCK — A new way to explore nature is part exploration, part art and part creativity. It’s an app called Goosechase and families across The Natural State soon will be able to use it to open all sorts of adventures. “We’ve been using it for about a year on a local level,” Eric Maynard, an assistant chief in the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Education Division who works with nature centers, said.