Our seasoned staff has consistently delivered the best fowl hunting experience and genuine southern hospitality, all in the very heart of the duck hunting capital of the world. Grab your gear, pack up the dogs, and come on ... we’ve got the fire blazin’ and the experience of a lifetime ... all we’re missin’ is you.
At Arkansas Duckmasters, our specialty is catering to each client to ensure they have a unique and successful trip. Every hunter is different in what they want and need to have a great hunt. Some may need the expert calling skills that our guides possess, while others may be focused on a more social and relaxed hunt. No matter the client, Duckmasters can deliver the ideal hunt for you.
Founded in 1989, Webbfooted Kennels has trained over 4000 quality gun dogs for the hunting public. We have always strived to produce the best hunting companion possible for our clients and have changed our methods and equipment over time to ensure our success.
Two anterior cruciate ligament surgeries may have slowed him down briefly, but they never sidelined him for good. Right now, age hasn’t done that either, but we know it’s a matter of time. It’s that way for any athlete past his prime. Consider Woodrow one of those: a great athlete.
Food isn’t a duck’s only attraction to rice. Flooded rice fields serve as surrogate wetlands on a landscape that has lost the vast majority of its natural wetland habitat, providing a place for ducks to rest and conserve energy in addition to myriad other life-cycle needs.
Chris Akin and his trained Lab Boomer traveled together, hunted together, competed together and just plain spent time together. Boomer passed away in the spring of 2012, leaving a legacy that would be hard for any dog to duplicate and a place in Akin’s heart forever.
Most duck hunters are all about bagging their daily limits, but the real bonus comes when one is fortunate enough to harvest a duck wearing jewelry, a metal band used to track migratory habits.
The waterfowler’s ultimate prize comes in the form of a stamped piece of aluminum affixed to a duck’s leg. In monetary value, the band itself may cost a few pennies but in the duck hunter’s world, it is invaluable. Last January it truly was a kid, 9-year-old Carter Cochran, who enjoyed that experience.
Greenhead has assembled an all-star lineup of champion callers and guides to share their strategies on working ducks Arkansas style. Hopefully our readers, from the inexperienced caller lacking confidence to the hardcore veteran, find a tip or two to help them get more ducks with feet down in the decoys.
