... likely run 70 days instead of the 60 in past years. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission heard the dove report from Doyle Shook, chief of wildlife management, in its meeting Thursday at Lake Village. The meeting was the final one for Commission ...

... approves suggested changes by its wildlife management staff. The proposals were given the commissioners Thursday by Doyle Shook, chief of wildlife management, at the AGFC's February meeting in Little Rock. The commissioners will vote on hunting ...

... will allow a hunter to choose to kill a bull elk, will be randomly drawn from the list of persons receiving permits. Doyle Shook, AGFC's chief of wildlife management, told the commissioners, "The landowners in Searcy County have the option ...

... Elk Foundation for fundraising activities, with 85 percent of the proceeds to be returned to AGFC for elk projects. Doyle Shook, AGFC chief of wildlife management, reported to the commissioners on development of a special private land hunt for ...

... young, old and in-between through what they realized was a nature gem Bell Slough. AGFC Chief of Wildlife Management Doyle Shook said Vernon was a special person who took a lot of pride in educating people about the unique habitat on display at ...

... wildlife management areas in the state, and this is where AGFC officials are seeking to adjust and strengthen rules. Doyle Shook, wildlife management chief for AGFC, gave the commissioners the proposed new rules and clarifications of existing ...

... to address the issue with feral hogs on the state's wildlife management areas. AGFC Chief of Wildlife Management Doyle Shook said that feral hogs are causing problems on the WMAs. "They're causing widespread habitat damage and destruction ...

... January on private land in Searcy County. They will study the plan and consider it for action at their November meeting. Doyle Shook, wildlife management chief, told the commissioners that.there have been conflicts between the elk and landowners ...

... electronic decoys for waterfowl hunting in the state has been withdrawn, said AGFC wildlife management division chief Doyle Shook. AGFC commissioners will vote on a waterfowl hunting regulations package for the 2007-2008 season at their monthly ...

... suggested changes are not sweeping, but they are significant. Corey Gray, AGFC's deer program coordinator, and Doyle Shook, chief of wildlife management, outlined the suggestions at the Thursday meeting of the commission in Brinkley, where ...