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We need your help to champion conservation, sound management & enjoyment of Arkansas's wildlife & natural resources through our stewardship, advocacy & education.

Witt Stephens Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center in Little Rock, Ark.

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YOUR GENEROSITY IS CRITICAL

Every Arkansasan should get to enjoy the Natural State to its fullest. We work to support the conservation and education efforts of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission by raising awareness and funding. You can help in that mission through Membership, Memorials, Endowments and more.

WHO WE ARE

The Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation, formed in 1982, is a non-profit organization composed of men and women who are passionate about promoting hunting, fishing and conservation education among the youth of Arkansas.

Witt Stephens Jr. Central Arkansas Nature Center in Little Rock, Ark.
Rick Evans Grandview Prairie Nature Center in Columbus, Ark.

WHAT WE DO

The Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation was established to support the work of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission in the preservation and improvement of wild species and their habitats, improving quality and access to natural areas and providing for future generations’ enjoyment of the outdoors.

WAYS TO GIVE

We need your help to champion conservation, sound management & enjoyment of Arkansas's wildlife & natural resources through our stewardship, advocacy & education. Learn about the best way to get involved now.

AGFF EVENTS

Banquets, tournaments, socials and youth sports programs are just some of the events that the AGFF hosts across the state. Join in the fun and help fund the Mission of AGFF along the way!

AGFF PROJECTS

The Arkansas Game & Fish Foundation is involved in various educational and interactive outdoor opportunities.

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The Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation, formed in 1982, is a non-profit organization composed of men and women who are passionate about promoting hunting, fishing and conservation education among the youth of Arkansas.

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UPCOMING PROGRAMS!

Here is our updated list on our upcoming February programs! Come visit the nature center every Saturday to get involved!

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🙌🎣💪 Xpress BoatsBryer Pennington gets back-to-back entries in Arkansas Legacy Lunker program

What a weekend at White Oak! After securing Legacy Lunker Number Seven with a 10.45-pound bass on Saturday, Pennington returned to Lower White Oak Lake Sunday and nabbed a second double-digit bass for Valentine’s Weekend. This time his catch of the day weighed 10.11 pounds. The fish was weighed on certified scales before being transported to Joe Hogan State Fish Hatchery in Lonoke to swim with her lake-mate in one of the hatchery’s hawg troughs.

“Yesterday was the first time my wife Grace has come fishing with me in years, and it was the first time I ever caught a 10-pound bass certified on a scale” Pennington said. “I told her she had to come back, and sure enough, we got another one!”

Pennington is the current conservation director for the Arkansas BASS Nation. He has been hitting Lower White Oak Lake hard since the announcement of the Arkansas Legacy Lunker program to find a fish to donate.

“What the Arkansas Game and Fish has done with White Oak is amazing,” Pennington said. “It was good before, but now the boat lanes are really good and the lake has been producing well for the last five years. I wouldn’t have been fishing as hard if it weren’t for this program. I’m really looking forward to these fish getting a good spawn and being stocked back into Arkansas lakes. I’m going to continue trying to bring in more 10-pounders before it’s over.”

When asked if he’s focused only on White Oak Lake, Pennington said there are multiple locations in his area worth visiting.

“(Lake) Columbia’s going to have one caught from there and probably (Lake) Erling,” Pennington said. “And I wouldn’t be shocked if Millwood turns in at least a half dozen Lunker-class fish in the next month. But you haven’t heard of the last fish from White Oak, either.”

For his participation in the program, Pennington will receive a reproduction mount of both his fish from Harper’s Pure Country Taxidermy and the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation. He will also receive a second entry into the drawing for a fully rigged 21-foot Xpress boat courtesy of Xpress Boats of Hot Springs. Learn more about the AGFC’s Legacy Lunker program at www.agfc.com/legacylunker.

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Established in 1982, the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to supporting the mission of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. The Foundation works with AGFC to ensure the future of quality hunting, fishing and outdoor recreation opportunities across Arkansas.

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2 Natural Resources Dr.
Little Rock, AR, 72205
501.223.6468