Arkansas Duck & Goose Hunting Guides, Lodges, Outfitters

Arkansas Duck Hunting is renown among avid waterfowl hunters, but don't overlook the excellent Whitetail Deer Hunting! At these beautiful hunting lodges, you can take a break from the duck and deer hunting and go fishing in the famous White River!  Our pro Arkansas Hunting Guides can get you information on hunting packages, Arkansas hunting licenses, regulations, archery and rifle hunting season dates. 

Arkansas Hunting Guides, Lodges and Outfitters:
 

Quack Attack Guide Service

Arkansas Wildlife Pursuits*

 

Quack Attack Guide Service

Contact:  BJ West

Phone:  870-830-0995

Location:  Approximately 10 miles from Bayou Meto Wildlife Management Area.  We are located on Zada Simpson Road which is 16 miles south of Stuttgart, Arkansas, and nine miles west of DeWitt, Arkansas on Highway 165. This area is known to locals and visitors as a "hot spot" for waterfowl activity.

Offering:  Variety of waterfowl - Mallards, Pintail, Woodduck, Redheads, Black Duck, Canvasbacks, Mergansers and more.  Each hunt is conducted in a professional manner, but in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. We pride ourselves in providing enjoyable hunts with an opportunity of taking a limit of ducks. Our private rice and soybean fields, reservoirs, and sloughs provide quality hunts that can be enjoyed by the hunter without worry of public pressure.  Our blinds and pits are strategically placed in areas where waterfowl are naturally drawn. We have been hunting these fields for years which enables us to stack the odds in your favor. Nevertheless, if the birds choose to use another area, we are adequately equipped to pick up and move to another location.

Duck hunting packages start at $150 per morning! 

Accommodations:  Our lodge is ready to accommodate up to ten hunters who enjoy the camp-style atmosphere. We provide everything except food and a cook. Most guys enjoy cooking on the grill, stoking the campfire, and enjoying their favorite beverage instead of being stuck inside a hotel room or big lodge with nothing but a TV and a deck of cards.  Also enjoy fishing while you're not hunting. 

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Arkansas Wildlife Pursuits; Ducks, Geese, Deer, Turkey Hunts

Contact:  Thomas Baldridge

Phone:  501-230-2030

Location:  We hunt in east central and northeast Arkansas in and around the White, Cashe, and Bayou DeView rivers. This area is famous for its waterfowl hunting.

Offering:  We primarily hunt ducks and geese. However we also offer upland birds, deer, turkey, and world famous trout fishing on the Little Red River.  Arkansas Wildlife Pursuits offers first class duck and goose hunting. We primarily hunt Arkansas's famous green timber for ducks. Our hunts are fully guided.

Accommodations:  We offer a variety of packages for varying budgets. You can choose from a guided hunt only all the way to a full service including your hunt, lodging, and meals.  Our historic plantation home has been transformed into a beautiful modern lodge.  In conjunction with the normal amenities, the lodge has a large TV with satellite, pool table, and a 9-hole golf course. 

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Arkansas Game & Fish Commission

ARKANSAS HUNTING:  Arkansas has the most liberal combination of hunting seasons and bag limits found anywhere in the United States. Archery deer season, for example, is traditionally a continuously running five-month season beginning October 1 and ending February 29. Statewide deer bag limit is four per season and additional deer can be taken using special permits. Arkansas instituted a revolutionary 3-point rule for deer hunting beginning with the 1998-99 hunting season. The new rule is designed to better balance overall herd sex ratios and age distribution. The 1998-99 deer harvest proved to be a state record with over 175,000 checked at wildlife check stations. Incidentally, this equates to a near 50% success ratio among Arkansas deer hunters.

But deer aren't the only game found in The Natural State. Arkansas is known world wide as the duck hunting capitol of the world with the nation's largest population of migrating mallards. Thousands of hunters cross Arkansas's hospitable borders each year to experience the thrill of watching a flight of ducks bob and weave their way through pristine flooded timber into a set of decoys flanked by a natural blind. And if flooded timber isn't your thing, flooded rice and soybean fields are always nearby.
Arkansas may best be known for ducks and deer, although a new state record spring wild turkey harvest was registered in 1999. Arkansas also enjoyed its first modern day elk hunt in 1998. Small game is found in abundance throughout the state from the fields and thickets surrounding the Arkansas River to the hills and hollows of the Ozark and Ouachita mountain ranges.
Finding a place to hunt can be a traumatic experience in others states, but is no problem is Arkansas. Leading the way for public hunting opportunities are over 100 state controlled wildlife management areas including the duck hunting paradise, Bayou Meto. The Ozark - St. Francis National Forest is more public hunting land found in Arkansas, and this one area is larger than the entire state of Rhode Island. The Ouachita National Forest is also located in Arkansas, and is even larger than the Ozark - St. Francis! These national forests, combined with over one hundred state controlled wildlife management areas, makes Arkansas one of the top southern states in amount of land available for public hunting.