D.O.A Guide Service is located at the heart of Bayou Meto, Arkansas, 24 miles south of Stuttgart. While you’re with us you will experience first class waterfowl hunting with true southern hospitality.

Our hunting is provided only on private lands. We own and lease 1900 acres of rice and soybean fields, flooded green timber, and cypress brakes. Our acreage is spread out over Arkansas and Lonoke counties. We scout our areas every day so that our hunters have the best chance of bagging their duck limit.

At Bayou Bottoms we have one goal and that is killing waterfowl. We offer a comfortable, clean lodge out in the country to relax and unwind on your trip. It sleeps fifteen and is fully furnished with a working kitchen

"Bridges" Lodges & Leases - Offering field duck hunting at its best, Bridges is located in the Mississippi fly-way 15 miles south of Stuttgart, AR.

Whether you're seeking expert guides, top-quality amenities, great food and expansive facilities, or just a good hunt, this guide has got you covered.

JL's is a place where hunters can find good Southern food like country-size burgers and onion rings.

We are fortunate to have over 35 pits and above water wooden blinds in the timber, not including areas we hunt with layout boats and ground blinds, and several thousand acres of some of the best dry field duck and goose hunting in the Midwest.

White River Guide Service has been in business for over 20 years in St. Charles. We offer some of the best oxbow lake hunting (timber) and field hunting in Arkansas. We are only 35 miles from Stuttgart, the rice and duck capital of the world.

We are located 15 miles south of Stuttgart in the lodges corner area. We have a lodge that sleeps 14. 5 Private bedrooms with baths. This is one of if not the best areas in the state for mallard habitat and winter concentrations of ducks. We hunt on family owned property that we farm and manage for ducks on a year round basis.

We offer prime Arkansas duck and goose hunting with thousands of acres of privately-owned land in Wheatley, Arkansas and the surrounding area, located on an excellent migration route, smack in the middle of proven “Duck and Goose Hunting Country”.

Many articles have been written about the father-and-son relationships built through shared outdoor activities. For some, the relationship is forged on the golf course. For others, it may be at deer camp or casting spinner baits at a favorite fishing hole. But in Arkansas, there is something about sharing a duck blind with your dad that creates a unique bond and fosters the desire to pass on to the next generation the significant life lessons learned there.

Life is a marathon and not a sprint. Quail, ducks, deer, dogs ... Dad was always there. Growing up as a kid and spending time with my dad was priceless. I could not have handpicked a better father.

As a child, spending time with my grandfather in the big woods was special for me, planting the seed for the love of hunting that I have today.