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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.
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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.
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.
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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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Congratulations to Kevin Riney on landing our first official big bass!
While many anglers flock to the famous "trophy" lakes, Kevin decided to try his luck at the 85-acre Lake Austell within Village Creek State Park this past Saturday. It was a move that paid off in a huge way. He set the hook into a massive 12.04-pound largemouth, making history as the very first donation to the state’s new Legacy Lunker program.
In return for his cooperation and donation, Riney will receive a free replica mount of his fish, created by Harper’s Pure Country Taxidermy, and he will also be entered into a drawing later this year for a new 21-foot Xpress Boats outfitted with a 250-horsepower Yamaha valued at more than $75,000. Thank you to our partners to help enrich fishing in the natural state! ... See MoreSee Less
Reflecting on 2025, we're grateful for your support in conservation!
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One duck in the hole, one shot, one happy young man!! Congrats to Jackson McLarty on his First Duck!! 🦆🦆🦆 ... See MoreSee Less