Arkansas Hunting FAQ's
Q: How many people can you hunt?
Each guide can hunt up to 6. If you party is over 6 “No Problem” You will have more than one guide.
Q: What are the seasons?
We will be hunting the last week of January and the first two weeks in February.
Q: How do I get a license and how much?
You WILL need a federal duck stamp from your post office...
Click Here to purchase your license online:
https://www4.wildlifelicense.com/ar/start.php
For Combo Spec and Snow Geese:
You will need the $55.00 non-resident 5day license and the $20.00 Arkansas Waterfowl Stamp and Free HIP
For Snow Goose only hunts:
ALL you need is a hunting license from your home state and bring you Federal Duck Stamp
Q: What do I need to bring?
WADERS are always suggested!!! Other than that just you’re normal duck hunting stuff.
Camera, shells, duck or goose calls and warm waterproof clothing!
Q: What shells should I bring?
We use BB-3 on geese.
Q: What Hotel should I stay at?
We will have lodging info for you when you book your hunt. We will be one of two areas and following the birds!!
Q: Do you rent guns?
No we do not rent guns.
Q: Can I bring my dog?
We welcome you to bring your trained retriever on your hunt, provided we know in advance that the dog will accompany you. For the safety of all hunters and the safety of your dog, all dogs must be steady to shot and be controlled 100% of the time. Unmanageable dogs will be immediately kenneled for the remainder of the hunt. Single hunters may not bring a dog if they are hunting with other hunters/groups.
Q: What Airport do I fly into?
Little Rock, AR or Memphis, TN
Q: What is the weather?
We hope it is a little cold and windy to make the birds move!!
Q: What days do you hunt?
We hunt every day BUT SUNDAY.
Q: Do you combine parties?
Yes and no If you have less than 4 hunters we will combine two smaller parties. We welcome single hunters and we try to put a party together most every week for them.
Q: Can we use our calls?
YES bring your calls!!
Q; Do the guides shoot?
Again YES and NO. They are going to insure all cripples are dispatched ASAP!
Other than cripples we usually do not but our guide Mike Guard is an AA Sporting Clays Shooter and will help on some tips if asked!!
Q: Tipping? How Much?
The norm is $25-50 per hunter per day. Our guides spend days getting ready before the season and hours getting ready before your hunt! |