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.

Duck hunting has always been a family affair with us.

Shelby Free, a sophomore at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, began mastering the duck call at age 5. Shelby announced her arrival on the competitive scene in 2005 by winning the Women’s Junior World.

Greenhead.net presents the tools, toys and gear you need for a great hunt.

Stop by Dry Lake Hunting Service’s lodge almost any time during duck season and you’ll find Angela Chapman in the kitchen cooking big, hearty meals for the duck hunters that flock to Stuttgart each season.

The NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation hosts this annual hunting event to benefit residents of Northeast Arkansas.

There are many different methods and manners of hunting, but one thing is certain: The magic of what duck season brings to this great state, the duck capital of the world, is undeniable.

There are many different methods and manners of hunting, but one thing is certain: The magic of what duck season brings to this great state, the duck capital of the world, is undeniable.