Arkansas Conservation Snow Goose Hunts
DeWitt, Arkansas
1-20 Hunters • Lodge • Private • Guided
Description
Arkansas Conservation Snow Goose
No plugs, no limits, and a whole lot of fun! Join us for hunting during the snow goose conservation order in northeast Arkansas. We scout daily to find the feeds and get set up for the next day’s hunt. Shotguns with magazine extensions and open chokes are highly recommended!
Hunts are typically from morning to midday. We recommend using BB or 1 shot if shooting steel, and 4-5 shot if shooting bismuth. Bring one case of ammo per hunter per day.
Arkansas Duck/Speck Combo Hunts
Hunt ducks in the morning and specks in the afternoon!
What to bring: Your gun, ammo, proper licenses/stamps/permits, and snacks. We recommend wearing camouflage clothing and mud boots at a minimum but definitely bring your waders. Weather conditions may vary, so be sure to pack accordingly.
What to bring:
- Your Gun (Shotgun rental available)
- Ammo
- Proper Licenses/Stamps/Permits,
- Snacks
We recommend wearing camouflage clothing and mud boots at a minimum but definitely bring your waders. Weather conditions may vary, so be sure to pack accordingly.
Hunt Dates: February
Base price is per person per day. Lodging is available for an additional fee per person per day.
Pricing
What’s included
- Experienced Local Guide
- Daily Scouting
- Shotgun Rental Available
Optional add-ons
Ask the outfitter to add any of these.
- Lodging$120 per hunter per night
Your Outfitter
Jr B
Based out of Maryville, MO, our organization has been running 17 seasons strong! Licensed, insured, and experienced. Our guides have what it takes to deliver a successful hunt! A half down non-refundable deposit is required upon booking.
from $380 per hunter per day
Location
Gear List
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
- Waders
- Gun & Ammo
- Valid Hunting License/Tags/permit
- Snacks & Drinks
Rules & Guidelines
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y3NsyKqHSUY3kPfJ8j5agSjVAx1gHiWx/view
Anyone born after 1968 must complete a hunter education course and carry a valid hunter education card to hunt in Arkansas.
Hunters 16 years or older are required to carry a valid Arkansas hunting license. If participating in a big game or permit hunt, an AGFC Customer ID is also required to check in harvests.
Rates do not include food, transportation, guns, ammo, alcohol, licenses, or gratuities.
