The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission operates an extensive website, www.agfc.com, which serves as a comprehensive guide for hunting enthusiasts within the state. The website informally referred to as AGFC, offers a plethora of hunting-related resources, categorized for user convenience into 'Big Game', 'Small Game', 'Migratory Birds' and more - including species-specific subdivisions.
For hunters especially interested in 'Big Game', the website lists relevant species like Deer, Elk, Bear and Alligator. Correspondingly 'Small Game' enthusiasts would find resources about Rabbit, Squirrel and Quail. One unique feature is their 'Migratory Birds' section which includes details pertaining to Waterfowl, Mourning, White-Winged and Eurasian Collared-Dove amongst other birds.
Among the various services, the website offers a feature to 'Buy Licenses', effectively serving as a one-stop shop for those looking to legally partake in gaming. It accommodates different kinds of hunters by providing separate sections for 'Game Hunting', 'Turkey Hunting' and information regarding 'Furbearers' and 'Feral Hogs'.
The website also provides beneficial educational material with options to 'Check Your Turkey Online' and a selection of 'Turkey Harvest and Scientific Reports'. In addition to these, it presents seasonal information under 'Turkey Season Dates and Bag Limits' and 'Turkey Hunting Regulations', valuable resources for both novice and veteran hunters.
AGFC also emphasizes conservation and habitat management, with an 'Arkansas Wildlife Action Plan' and programs such as 'Arkansas Waterfowl Rice Incentive Conservation Enhancement (WRICE) and 'Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP)'. It further provides detailed 'Harvest and Scientific Reports' to ensure users stay informed about species' populations and conservation efforts.
The website's 'Where to Hunt' section is helpful for individuals looking for specific recommendations about Wildlife Management Areas and Leased Land Permits. Those interested in private lands can find useful links in the 'Private Lands Division' section. This includes the 'Find a Private Lands Biologist' option, the 'Natural State Landowner Conservation Awards', and more.
In conclusion, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission website is a thorough guide for hunting enthusiasts in the state. It comprehensively covers licenses, game categories, hunting regulations, conservation efforts, and provides necessary reports for public access. This user-friendly platform is an excellent resource for both novice and experienced hunters.
