Tag: Features

From Hashtag to Hikes

Jessica Ross, a digital creator, founded We AR Hikers to connect outdoor enthusiasts in Arkansas. Her community fosters friendships while hiking, making winter adventures particularly magical with flowing waterfalls and stunning views.

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Wild to Table

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.

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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.

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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.

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Arkansas Unbound

Arkansas offers diverse outdoor activities. Foraging connects you to nature. Rallycross brings adrenaline-pumping excitement. Urban gardening creates green spaces. Enjoy nature’s beauty for a healthier body and soul!

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Elevated Living

Arkansas’s mountain towns, distinct in character, offer surprises like bluegrass jam sessions, hidden breweries, and eerie art installations, showcasing a unique charm and personality that sets them apart from typical snowy mountain destinations.

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The Hunt is On

Growing up in the Ouachita National Forest, I cherished time at Grandma’s cabin, hunting and fishing. Despite years of pursuing elusive deer, particularly Chainsaw and The Perfect Ten, the memories remain my greatest treasures.

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Talking Trash

I recently discovered the ecological importance of Fourche Creek, where community efforts have removed over 30,000 pounds of trash. Initiatives like BOOM events are helping restore this vital and recreational watershed in Little Rock.

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Surfs Up

Siloam Springs features the Siloam Springs Kayak Park for beginners and the advanced WOKA park nearby, catering to paddlers. Both emphasize safety, offering rentals and closures during high water flows, with recommended life jackets.

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Backroad Provisions

Arkansas’s backroads offer a scenic adventure through the Ozarks and Ouachita National Forest. Discover beloved general stores along the way, featuring local treats and essentials, adding charm to your exploration of The Natural State.

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