Arkansas Guided Duck Hunts & Sportsmans Lodge
Welcome to the Arkansas Delta. We are located on the Southern end of the Grand Prairie, only 30 minutes southeast of Stuttgart. Large numbers of Mallards winter in our area, right here along the White River in the heart of the Mississippi flyway.
When the temperature drops and the leaves start to fall, the winter rains soon
fill the bottoms, and you know the flocks of Mallards are on their way. You are invited to share a morning with us and see for yourself as big groups of Greenheads drop through
the treetops. You'll soon know why the Grand Prairie is known as the "Duck Capitol of
the World".
About Our Hunts
All hunts are morning hunts over decoys with trained retrievers and experienced guides. We hunt standing in flooded timber, or in large blinds or pits in rice fields. Most river hunting is done from a large blind boat or from our twenty-four foot pontoon boat blind. We offer affordable hunts for parties of any size with lodging for up to twenty hunters. We have two hunting lodges for sleeping arrangements adjacent to the main duck hunting lodge where you will enjoy great southern cooking!
2009 - 2010 Season Dates
August 20, 2009
LITTLE ROCK - For the 13th consecutive season, waterfowlers in Arkansas will have a 60-day season to pursue their passion. Waterfowl season was set by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at today's monthly meeting at the agency's headquarters in Little Rock.
Duck season dates are Nov. 21-Nov. 29, Dec. 10-Dec. 23 and Dec. 26-Jan. 31. The youth waterfowl hunt will be Dec. 5-6. The statewide Canada goose season will be Sept. 1-15 (bag limit five) and Jan. 10-Feb. 1 (bag limit two).
Duck bag limits will be no more than 6 ducks consisting of:
- 4 mallards
- 3 wood ducks
- 2 redheads
- 2 scaup
- 1 black duck
- 1 pintail
- 1 canvasback
- 1 mottled duck
A Note From Philip
Jan 5 2010
Our timber in the White River basin has enough current and deep water that it will remain open during extreme cold weather conditions we are experiencing this month. Every field and still water duck hole is frozen and the mallards are starting to raft up in the woods.
Thanks,
Philip James
Greenheads and Labs
870-830-1983
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