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AGFC gobbles up fall seasons

By Bryan Hendricks

Posted: September 25, 2009 at 6 a.m.

Credit: Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
The fall turkey season, scheduled to begin Oct. 1 for archery and Oct. 26 for firearms, has been canceled.

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission voted 4-2 Thursday to cancel the 2009 fall archery and modern gun turkey seasons.

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Sports, Pages 23, 27 on 09/25/2009

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