STUTTGART ARKANSAS DUCK HUNTING
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Duck
Nov. 19-27, 2016
Dec. 8-DEC 23 , 2016
Dec. 26- -Jan. 29, 2017
Snow, Blue, and Ross’s Goose
Nov. 18-Dec. 4, 2015 and
Dec. 6, 2015-Jan. 31, 2016
Bag Limit – 20
Light Goose Conservation Order
Oct. 10-Nov. 17, 2015
Feb. 1-5, 2016
Feb. 7-April
White-fronted Goose
Nov. 18-Dec. 4, 2015 and
Dec. 6, 2015-Jan. 31, 2016
Bag Limit – 3
Possession Limit 9
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ARKANSAS DUCK HUNTING, ARKANSAS DUCK HUNTS, Duck Hunting In Arkansas, ARKANSAS GUIDED DUCK HUNTING |
GUIDED GOOSE AND DUCK HUNTS STUTTGART ARKANSAS
Hunts
BOOKING NOW FOR 2016/17 SEASON
Call 912-996-0398 to book.
DAILY DUCK BLINDS (SELF GUIDED) $595 PER DAY!
PER GROUP (YOU WILL HAVE BLIND FULL DAY)
SPECIAL COMBO/ MORNING DUCK HUNT / AFTERNOON SPECKLEBELLY GOOSE Hunts
( GUIDED OR SELF GUIDED)
WE ARE HUNTING 8 FARMS THAT ARE LOCATED NEAR STUTTGART , HUMPHREY & LODGE CORNER ARKANSAS ( Just south of Stuttgart ). YOU WILL BE HUNTING FLOODED RICE, CORN, Flooded Bayou AND BEAN FIELDS. THIS AREA IS NEAR THE BAYOU METO WMA. IT HOLDS TONS OF WATERFOWL. WE OFFER DAILY BLIND LEASES SELF GUIDED. $595 PER DAY PER GROUP. . If you need a guide we can also arrange. There is also a house that sleeps 8 that is available ( BOOK EARLY FILLS UP) GUIDED HUNTS $195.00 1/2 DAY. $325.00 Full Day . Hunting 4000 acre of private land that is located in some of the best wintering waterfowl areas in Arkansas.
* $395 with Lodging Special* Book Early Hunts fill Fast. Hunting from pits and field blinds, prices include full day of hunting. We also can arrange motels near hunting if our lodging is not available for your hunt dates. Now offering Speckle Belly And Snow Goose Hunts. Full body decoys and wind socks are used to make this a great Arkansas goose hunt. This area of Arkansas over the years has become a mecca for geese. Arkansas guided duck hunting with Arkansas Feathers is great way to experience the great waterfowl hunting in this area. Some Farms Hunting is to 1pm self guided and guided
This area of the delta is known to hold tons of birds. We are located near Bayou Meto Wma south of Stuttgart Arkansas
Our fields offer food source that waterfowl look for in the area. We have a 2 bedroom 2 bath farm house located Lodge Corner Arkansas , . The house sleeps 8 . . We do not mix groups. WE ARE ALSO OFFERING MISSOURI DUCK HUNTING, SO FOR SOME EARLY NOVEMBER MISSOURI DUCK HUNTS GIVE US A CALL.
* $395 with Lodging Special* Book Early Hunts fill Fast. Hunting from pits and field blinds, prices include full day of hunting. We also can arrange motels near hunting if our lodging is not available for your hunt dates. Now offering Speckle Belly And Snow Goose Hunts. Full body decoys and wind socks are used to make this a great Arkansas goose hunt. This area of Arkansas over the years has become a mecca for geese. Arkansas guided duck hunting with Arkansas Feathers is great way to experience the great waterfowl hunting in this area. Some Farms Hunting is to 1pm self guided and guided
This area of the delta is known to hold tons of birds. We are located near Bayou Meto Wma south of Stuttgart Arkansas
Our fields offer food source that waterfowl look for in the area. We have a 2 bedroom 2 bath farm house located Lodge Corner Arkansas , . The house sleeps 8 . . We do not mix groups. WE ARE ALSO OFFERING MISSOURI DUCK HUNTING, SO FOR SOME EARLY NOVEMBER MISSOURI DUCK HUNTS GIVE US A CALL.
2016/2017 SEASON SHOULD BE GREAT!
July 2, 2015 – The US Fish and Wildlife Service today released its report on 2015 Trends in Duck Breeding Populations, based on surveys conducted in May and early June. Total populations were estimated at 49.2 million breeding ducks in the surveyed area. This estimate represents an 8-percent increase from last year’s estimate of 45.6 million birds, and is 43 percent higher than the 1955-2015 long-term average. This continues a three-year trend of exceptional water conditions and population numbers for many species.
Duck Numbers Remain High Arkansas Duck Hunting Forecast 2016, Should be great season.
The 2015 2016 Trends in Duck Breeding Populations report released by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) indicates another strong year for waterfowl populations. The report is based on surveys conducted in May and early June by the USFWS and Canadian Wildlife Service in partnership with state and provincial agencies and private conservation organizations. Overall duck numbers were statistically similar to last year and remain high. Total populations were estimated at 49.5 million breeding ducks in the traditional survey area. This estimate represents a 1-percent increase from last year's estimate of 49.2 million birds, and is 43 percent higher than the 1955-2014 average.
Contact us with any questions on this upcoming season , Thanks Arkansas Feathers Arkansas duck hunting lodge
Arkansas county is still the duck capital of the world,. This are is a bucket list state for water fowl hunters all over the world. It is unique because we have a lot of water. Some of the best areas for hunting are rice fields. Rice is one of our main crops. Stuttgart is especially well known to duck hunters. It's located on the Mississippi Flyway, and the rice fields and flooded timbers give ducks a perfect place to take a break. The flooded timbers are what most hunters flock to Stuttgart for
“But look at it from a Mother Nature standpoint and from the geography. Eastern Arkansas, which is a fine place to hunt, is on the upper end of the Mississippi Delta where the [migration] funnel opens. By virtue, that makes them a strong candidate. But you get on down the river, you’ve got Stuttgart and the Arkansas [River], where you also have a primary funnel of ducks. Arkansas is a bucket list state for water fowl hunters all over the world. Arkansas is unique because we have a lot of water. Some of the best areas for hunting are rice fields. Rice is one of our main crops. Stuttgart is especially well known to duck hunters. It's located on the Mississippi Flyway, and the rice fields and flooded timbers give ducks a perfect place to take a break. The flooded timbers are what most hunters flock to Stuttgart fors from the Central Flyway, and the Arkansas, White and Mississippi rivers come together. And that is at Stuttgart, or Arkansas County.” More mallard ducks are shot in the state of Arkansas each year than any other state in the flyway.
Light goose numbers are building in North and South Dakota as a week of warm temperatures across the Northern Plains has pushed the snow line into southern Canada. The opportunities to decoy geese are expanding rapidly, and hunters are optimistic that the best days are yet to come.
More than a week ago a winter storm dumped snow across portions of the Dakotas and nighttime temperatures dipped below -10 degrees. The warm-up that followed was equally intense, with the thermometer soaring above 70 degrees in some areas, and a shrinking layer of ice on wetlands and lakes is all that remains as a reminder of winter.
Snow Geese have been on the heels of this rapidly retreating line of snow since last weekend, according to South Dakota guide and hunter Charles Hamre. The birds are utilizing historical migration corridors to guide their progress north, including the Vermillion and James River Valleys and the band of cropland and wetlands that borders Highways 81 and 25.
Population, but the number of ponds available for breeding was up about 24 percent across North America’s “Duck Factory” of the northern U.S. and Canada.
BEST TIME TO HUNT ARKANSAS
Usually, unless the weather is bad, the best time for duck hunting in Arkansas is from mid- to late December until the end of the hunting season in January. January, in particular, is a great time for duck hunting in Arkansas. By January, the majority of ducks and geese have made it to Arkansas and the animals are plentiful. However, if the weather gets too cold in January, hunters run the risk of losing the ducks to warmer climates. Ducks tend to move on if the temperature remains below freezing for 10 or more days.
The 2015 2016 Trends in Duck Breeding Populations report released by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) indicates another strong year for waterfowl populations. The report is based on surveys conducted in May and early June by the USFWS and Canadian Wildlife Service in partnership with state and provincial agencies and private conservation organizations. Overall duck numbers were statistically similar to last year and remain high. Total populations were estimated at 49.5 million breeding ducks in the traditional survey area. This estimate represents a 1-percent increase from last year's estimate of 49.2 million birds, and is 43 percent higher than the 1955-2014 average.
Contact us with any questions on this upcoming season , Thanks Arkansas Feathers Arkansas duck hunting lodge
Arkansas county is still the duck capital of the world,. This are is a bucket list state for water fowl hunters all over the world. It is unique because we have a lot of water. Some of the best areas for hunting are rice fields. Rice is one of our main crops. Stuttgart is especially well known to duck hunters. It's located on the Mississippi Flyway, and the rice fields and flooded timbers give ducks a perfect place to take a break. The flooded timbers are what most hunters flock to Stuttgart for
“But look at it from a Mother Nature standpoint and from the geography. Eastern Arkansas, which is a fine place to hunt, is on the upper end of the Mississippi Delta where the [migration] funnel opens. By virtue, that makes them a strong candidate. But you get on down the river, you’ve got Stuttgart and the Arkansas [River], where you also have a primary funnel of ducks. Arkansas is a bucket list state for water fowl hunters all over the world. Arkansas is unique because we have a lot of water. Some of the best areas for hunting are rice fields. Rice is one of our main crops. Stuttgart is especially well known to duck hunters. It's located on the Mississippi Flyway, and the rice fields and flooded timbers give ducks a perfect place to take a break. The flooded timbers are what most hunters flock to Stuttgart fors from the Central Flyway, and the Arkansas, White and Mississippi rivers come together. And that is at Stuttgart, or Arkansas County.” More mallard ducks are shot in the state of Arkansas each year than any other state in the flyway.
Light goose numbers are building in North and South Dakota as a week of warm temperatures across the Northern Plains has pushed the snow line into southern Canada. The opportunities to decoy geese are expanding rapidly, and hunters are optimistic that the best days are yet to come.
More than a week ago a winter storm dumped snow across portions of the Dakotas and nighttime temperatures dipped below -10 degrees. The warm-up that followed was equally intense, with the thermometer soaring above 70 degrees in some areas, and a shrinking layer of ice on wetlands and lakes is all that remains as a reminder of winter.
Snow Geese have been on the heels of this rapidly retreating line of snow since last weekend, according to South Dakota guide and hunter Charles Hamre. The birds are utilizing historical migration corridors to guide their progress north, including the Vermillion and James River Valleys and the band of cropland and wetlands that borders Highways 81 and 25.
Population, but the number of ponds available for breeding was up about 24 percent across North America’s “Duck Factory” of the northern U.S. and Canada.
BEST TIME TO HUNT ARKANSAS
Usually, unless the weather is bad, the best time for duck hunting in Arkansas is from mid- to late December until the end of the hunting season in January. January, in particular, is a great time for duck hunting in Arkansas. By January, the majority of ducks and geese have made it to Arkansas and the animals are plentiful. However, if the weather gets too cold in January, hunters run the risk of losing the ducks to warmer climates. Ducks tend to move on if the temperature remains below freezing for 10 or more days.
BE A RICE FIELD, SLOUGHS OR FLOODED TIMBER ARKANSAS FEATHERS GUIDE SERVICE CAN GUIDE YOU TO BAG WATERFOWL THAT WINTER IN THIS AREA OF ARKANSAS SPECIES OF DUCKS INCLUDE.
MALLARD- GADWALL- PINTAIL- TEAL- CANVASBACK- RED HEAD- WIDGEON- WOOD DUCK- SNOW GEESE- CANADA GEESE- SPECKLE BELLY GEESE
MALLARD- GADWALL- PINTAIL- TEAL- CANVASBACK- RED HEAD- WIDGEON- WOOD DUCK- SNOW GEESE- CANADA GEESE- SPECKLE BELLY GEESE
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GEESE LANDING IN ONE OF OUR RICE FIELDS.
DUCK NEWS. RICE FIELDS ARE LOOKING GOOD FOR THE 2015/2016 SEASON GOOD CROP AND PUTTING BLINDS IN FOR THE UPCOMING WATERFOWL SEASON.
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912-996-0398 email arkansasfeathers@gmail.com
DUCK & GOOSE HUNTING RATES SELF GUIDED DUCK HUNTS ( BLINDS HOLD UP TO 6 HUNTERS) Some farms are to 1pm $595 PER GROUP (Transportation is not provided to and from blinds) Bringing Atv is highly recomended on self Guided Hunts. GUIDED DUCK HUNTS ( MORNING) $195 PER PERSON GUIDED DUCK HUNTS (MORNING & AFTERNOON ) $325 PER PERSON GUIDED GOOSE HUNTS ( MORNING & AFTERNOON) $185 PER PERSON LODGING ( HOUSE /CABIN ) $275 PER GROUP |
Arkansas Feathers is owned and operated by Fin Feathers Fur LLc
All Deposits are non-refundable. Either from customer cancellations or if unforeseen conditions from frozen water, low water from drought,
. Final payment is due 2 days before Hunt that is also non refundable.
All Deposits are non-refundable. Either from customer cancellations or if unforeseen conditions from frozen water, low water from drought,
. Final payment is due 2 days before Hunt that is also non refundable.
