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In the chilly morning of Mount Holly, Arkansas, David McClellan and his son Will joined friends on a hunting trip, embracing a centuries-old tradition that reconnects them with nature and fosters respect for the wild.
Waterless Water Fowling
Driving across the Grand Prairie reveals abundant geese during their migration. While duck numbers decline due to droughts, goose hunting rises in popularity, particularly for flavorful specklebelly geese, drawing many hunters to Arkansas.
Blind Bound
Arkansan hunters embrace winter’s chill, drawn by the thrill of adventure and the promise of bounty. As hunting seasons commence, they gather in hotspots across the state, ready to earn bragging rights from their spoils.
Kindling Call
From cold-weather hunting essentials to trail-ready layers and fireside comforts, we’ve gathered everything you need to stay warm and ready for every adventure. Prepare to experience the Arkansas wilderness at its most rugged with gear built to withstand every icy challenge.
Confronting the Cold
As winter approaches, cyclists face challenges with limited daylight and temperature. Many opt for indoor training using trainers or rollers, while others explore alternative activities, leading to diverse approaches for maintaining cycling passion during colder months.
Embrace the Dark
A Wednesday night group ride in Hot Springs, led by Mike Hardage, offers cyclists a social experience despite safety concerns. The ride starts at 6 p.m., covering about 15 miles with required safety gear.
