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.
Jim Rankin was introduced to duck hunting through forays with his childhood friend and father. Today, he's happy to bring the sport to his children and their friends as well.
We asked the following eight business executives to weigh in on a variety of subjects near and dear to hunters’ hearts and to share their best moments from their favorite sport.
Pine Bluff native George Dunklin Jr. will become just the second Arkansan to serve as Ducks Unlimited’s national president when he assumes the role in May at the national meeting in Portland, Ore. The Hon. E.L. McHaney of Little Rock was president of DU in 1948. DU also will have just finished this year’s celebration of its 75th anniversary.
As more options have become available to today’s youth that keep them indoors, fewer are spending time outside enjoying Arkansas’ abundant natural resources. Luckily, the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation is taking the lead in exposing kids to the opportunities outdoors.
