The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission currently has many used vehicles
and items available at govdeals.com. As part of its ongoing effort to
remove outdated equipment, the agency has developed a new model to
remove inventory that has outlived its expected useful lifespan by
using the online auction site.
“All items have been deemed too expensive to repair or at the end of
their serviceable life,” said Leonard Dean, operations and facility
manager for the AGFC. “Some items still have some years left in them,
but buyers are warned that these items are sold as-is, and they
typically will need some sort of repair work now or in the near
future.”
Dean says the current list of inventory on the site includes many
vehicles, some of which have spent more than a few hours on the back
roads of The Natural State.
“Money raised through these auctions helps offset the cost of
purchasing new equipment and helps us save taxpayer money where we
can,” Dean said. “The more money we save on replacing equipment, the
more money we have to devote to work on the ground for wildlife and
fisheries management.”
