The AGFC is accepting tree donations through the end of January. Trees must be free of tinsel, lights, ornaments or other decorations. Artificial trees are not accepted because plastics can leach harmful chemicals into the water.
In north Arkansas, trees can be dropped off at Bull Shoals Lake and Norfork Lake at any U.S. Army Corps of Engineers boat ramp.
Biologists recommend tying trees to cinder blocks or sandbags with paracord to keep them submerged until waterlogged. Multiple trees placed together provide longer-lasting cover.
Anglers should check with lake authorities before placing trees to ensure the practice is allowed.
WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI
Why is this outdoor kitchen? | Image: Sonos An unannounced Sonos speaker called Play has…
In the midst of potential acquisition chaos, Warner Bros. has also been spinning deals with…
In a statement on X, Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour said his company would pay out…
While things may be a little up in the air for Warner Bros., we know…
New Hampshire Free Staters will be taking a victory lap in Concord this week at…
On Election Day, Dunbarton residents will weigh whether to change the traditional format of their…
This website uses cookies.