With a little more than three weeks left in the 2010-2011 Arkansas duck season, waterfowlers are finding the weather to be as inconsistent as their hunting success.
Greenhead.net Pro Staffers Brent Birch, Joel Whicker and friends hit an east Arkansas reservoir on Dec. 15 to bag mallards and specklebellies. With most mallards shot as the sun came up, Birch picked up his video camera for the final shots of the hunt.
Northeast Arkansas' eighth annual NEABCF Duck Classic was held December 9 and 10 and proceeds benefited a handful of NEABCF's health care community programs.
In its latest Weekly Waterfowl Report, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission says things are slowly looking up, with rain and colder weather in the forecast.
After 11 years on the contest calling circuit, Allen and his RNT Duck Call broke through with the 2010 World Duck Calling title in Stuttgart, Arkansas.
Here it is, the first Arkansas Game and Fish Weekly Waterfowl Report since the start of the season, and as we all suspected, there's fewer ducks in Arkansas than were here during the same time last year. But relief is on the way, weather-wise.
Ducks Unlimited now has its own iPhone app, thanks to a technology firm based in Rogers, Arkansas. The 1.0 version includes a complete waterfowl ID gallery and more than 300 videos. Here's a video of it in action and info on where to download.
The Arkansas Game & Fish Commission's weekly waterfowl report came out Thursday, and it's not the kind of thing you want to read on the eve of waterfowl season. In short, it's dry, dry, dry out there, and duck numbers are low.
