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The Honeymoon Honey Hole
After moving to Camden, I introduced two British nurses to Arkansas’s beauty. At Blakely Mountain Dam, I successfully used a bumble bee fly, leading to a memorable fishing day and ultimately marrying one of them.
Good Morning, Sunshine!
As the sun rises higher, it’s time to prepare for spring adventures on the trails. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a newbie, essential items can enhance your outdoor experience and enjoyment.
For All Time
On August 26, the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation will induct its 32nd class into the Arkansas Outdoor Hall of Fame, honoring individuals for their contributions to wildlife conservation and outdoor activities in Arkansas.
In The Loop
The Eagle Rock Loop is a scenic 28.2-mile trail in the Ouachita National Forest, combining three paths. Hikers should monitor water levels and can save costs by borrowing gear and choosing low-cost trail food options.
Wild and Scenic – Part 2
After departing Bluff Hole Park, we met Dale, who guided us to the Arkansas River. Canoeing became strenuous due to the lack of current, and we warmed up in Ozark after a cold, rainy journey.
Men Plan and God Laughs
Chris Menard and I have spent years duck hunting, often facing mishaps. In 2017, I accidentally dropped my shotgun in the water, but we had a great hunt and enjoyed our camaraderie despite the chaos.
Arkansas Wild is a publication that serves as your go-to guide for outdoor adventures in “The Natural State.” It features a wide range of content, from exploring the state’s natural beauty and wildlife to gear recommendations and adventure tips. Arkansas Wild also highlights local culture, events, and the people who make Arkansas’s outdoor scene vibrant and exciting, catering to both seasoned outdoorsmen and newcomers alike. This magazine embodies the adventurous spirit and scenic landscapes that define Arkansas.
