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Chronic Wasting Disease, a sickness that affects deer, elk and other cervids, has been found in more Arkansas counties, raising questions as to how pervasive it is in deer populations and whether it will ever become a threat to the state's lucrative hunting industry.
Our pine thicket bureau chief Bryan Hendricks reports that the state of Louisiana has taken a particular step in an attempt to thwart the Chronic Wasting Disease that was recently found on its border with Arkansas:
In this episode of the Southern Fried Podcast, Rex sits down with Brent Birch, executive director of the Little Rock Technology Park, to discuss the tech park's plans for growth in downtown Little Rock. The two old friends also chat about the upcoming duck season and what's needed to allow the sport to continue to thrive in Arkansas.
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Duck hunting is one of the great cultural traditions of Arkansas, and it also pumps a lot of money into our economy. Stuttgart and Arkansas County are known as the duck-hunting capital of the world. Every Thanksgiving, Stuttgart hosts the Wings Over the Prairie Festival and the World’s Championship Duck Calling Contest, which attract thousands of duck hunters. But duck hunting is special in hundreds of camps and bayous across the state, from Alicia to Des Arc to Dumas. The late Pat Peacock of Stuttgart, the first woman to serve on the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission when she was appoint...