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When you think of the incredible hunting mallard, one place comes to mind, Stuttgart, Arkansas. Stuttgart is known as the rice and duck capital of the world.? Waterfowl hunting in South Arkansas is not considered a hobby but a lifestyle. Anyone who enjoys kite pulling at his best must make the journey to Mecca? of duck hunting at least once in their life.

Below you will find interesting Questions and answers about duck hunting in Arkansas.

Question: What is the best time to hunt in Arkansas?

Answer: Depends on the season. Meteorological and hydrological conditions and food sources all play a part in your hunting success. By planting food you put all chances on your side for 60 days of hunting quality. While it guarantees nothing, it's always useful to put the odds in your favor.

Question: Do I need waders?

Answer: Yes, waders will cover any hunting situation you face, whilst also offering additional insulation to keep you warm and dry.

Question: What kind of ducks are hunted?

Answer: Generally, the mallard duck is most popular among hunters. Early in the season, you'll have a very mixed bag when you're hunting. In mid December rice fields and woods will produce mostly mallards. Tank hunting and hunting bayou always produce mixed for the entire season. It depends the hunting area.

Question: Should I bring my dog?

Answer: Dogs are welcome but must be verifiable. Often, hunting is fast and furious for the first time hunting. If someone in your group is trying to train a new dog during this period, the success rate could be greatly reduced.

Question: When should I book my hunt?

Answer: Arkansas defines its duck season the end of August. Once you get your party together is a very good idea to send your deposit and the book. This way you get the days you want. I realize that it is often a chore to try to get four or five guys together to book December hunt in August. Plan ahead because the reservation is generally on a first come, first served.

Question: Will my group be mixed with another group?

Answer: Guides do not mix groups when they are hunters. Everything depends on the size of your group. If you bring at least four hunters, you are guaranteed to be only hunting with your group. If you make the eight hunters, Split they will most likely your group down and take two groups of four. It is not possible to pay a guide for making a type of hunting and burning in a hole. Those who say they are ready to do this is probably not being honest.

Question: What type shotgun and size a lead should I use?

Answer: Most adult male hunters prefer a shotgun 12 gauge for duck hunting. They generally derive modified starter and get the number 2, 3 or 4 steel shot depending on where they are hunting. Some hunters are preferred experienced marksman to shoot a full choke and increase their scope. It strictly depends on the preference of the hunter.

Where to stay: Retriever Lodge is a duck guiding operation which specializes in small groups. We hunt exclusively on private land and provide some most beautiful rice field and hunting flooded timber known in the region. We provide the atmosphere of a hunting buddy? rather than a commercial transaction. This helps ensure an enjoyable hunt, and gives you a real experience of an Arkansas duck hunt.

Retriever Lodge hunts exclusively on land privately owned. We have thousands of acres of prime habitat for duck hunting in the heart of Arkansas County. We have rice fields, soybean fields, reservoirs, dead wood, hunting bayou, hunting and green wood. All hunting areas are managed to provide optimal hunting. The key to good duck hunting is food. We have many plants of our regions exclusively for ducks. Most of these crops are still standing and periodically flooded during the season. We plant rice, sorghum and millet in our reservoirs and holes in the green wood. We do not hunt any of our hunting areas more than twice a week and try to let the rest of the ducks in these areas whenever possible. During the season, we check each of our hunting areas to prepare for the hunt begin. Last year, Retriever Lodge killed 2505 ducks in our yard property private. Two of our groups have killed over 225 ducks within 3 days. We manage all year for ducks. My family owns a fertilizer plant and farms, and we use our manpower to work on our hunting areas in our free time. Two of my workers work on areas to hunt full time. I also fly my plane to locate hunting areas so as not to disturb the ducks. We take time and dedicate ourselves to provide exceptional hunting. Personally, I do not go duck hunting bad and I do not really take people to hunt the poor. Although we can not guarantee success, we do everything we can to put the odds in our favor.

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