Three Rivers Outdoors

  • Deer herd grew from near extinction to millions

    No one knows how many deer were in Arkansas when the first settlers arrived from Europe. Commercial deer hunting started at Arkansas Post in the 1700s. Members…

  • Fish with crazy names make swamp-fishing fun

    You never know what you’ll hook when you’re fishing in a swamp, but chances are, whatever you reel in will have an oddball name. I thought about this last spri…

  • 3 surefire baits for catching spring catfish

    If you want to catch lots of catfish on your outings this spring, it pays to learn what those whiskerfish are likely to be eating. The three largest species of…

  • 5 birds that love boxes — nest boxes, that is

    Do you enjoy watching wild birds in your yard? Most Arkansans do, and now is a perfect time to enhance those opportunities by building and installing nest boxe…

  • Don’t toss those snow geese

    “I killed 10 snow geese on a hunt near Stuttgart,” a friend called and told me recently. “Should I throw them away, or can you eat them? One of the guys who wa…

  • How trout came to Arkansas

    If you had a time machine and could travel back to the early 1940s in Arkansas, you would discover at least one thing very different about the clear gravel-bot…

  • From bass to walleyes: Facts you should know

    When many Arkansas fishermen think about fishing, their thoughts naturally turn toward largemouth bass. After all, no other species of game fish is more popula…

  • How not to get lost in the outdoors

    It can happen to the best outdoorsman: The trail disappears, directions get confused, a change in the weather forces you away from familiar landmarks. You can’…

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