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Head out on the White River in Arkansas for an epic day chasing big browns and good time with your professional guide Dan the Man! The White is a well known trout stream across the globe. Arkansans like Dan feel lucky to have such a fishery in their backyard. Visitors flock to it for the experience of catching trophy trout. While fishing with spinning rods from johnboats has always been popular, fly anglers are increasing in numbers and Dan here is leading the charge! Dan spends most of his time and efforts focusing on the tail-waters below Bull Shoals Dam. This 30-40 miles stretch is known for producing big rainbows and more prevalently monster browns! The season never closes for the Trout, and thus never stops for Dan either! On the day of your trip, you will meet up with Dan either at a local fly shop or at one of the many boat launches that line the stretch of river below Bull Shoals. You'll load your gear and belongings aboard Dan's John boat which will already be loaded with all the necessary gear for your trip. Dan likes to do some drifting down this tale water but also has a Mercury outboard strapped to the back of his John boat to give you easy access to the best water whether that's way downstream or back upstream! Dan will take care of everything for his full-day trip offerings, from rods, reels, tackle, flies, expert instruction, and even a lunch and beverages. For half-day trips, all is the same only lunch will not be provided. Usually you'll be off the water by noon, but if you'd like to bring some snacks to hold you over, you are more than welcome! Read More
Spend the day with Tyler’s Beaver Lake Bass Charters and get hooked on fishing in the Rogers & Bentonville area! Tyler will be your guide, giving you access to years of local experience. If you come at the right time of year, you can catch largemouth, spotted, smallmouth, and other bass based on season. You can expect to do some spinning, trolling, drifting, jigging, bottom fishing, or maybe something more specialized in this area. Tyler also offers fly fishing, but you may need to bring your own fly gear. Tyler is happy to have kids aboard, so go ahead and bring the whole family along! If you don’t have a child-sized life vest of your own, be sure to ask if there’s one on board. Feel free to bring your own snacks for a boost of energy when needed! You’ll be fishing aboard a 21’ Bass boat with capacity for 4 passengers. It comes with a fighting chair, and everything else you need for a productive day on the water. You’ll find rods, reels, and tackle waiting for you, as well as lures. You might need to get a local fishing license before the trip. This information is usually available online, or you can ask Tyler. Some species may be off-limits or require a unique tag, we can discuss this in advance so you know what to expect. You can’t go wrong when you bring sunblock (non-spray), a hat, bottled water, and sunglasses. Drinks will be available for you. Alcohol is allowed in moderation, but you should avoid hard liquor as well as glass bottles. Go ahead and treat yourself to a day on the water with Tyler’s Beaver Lake Bass Charters! Read More
Join Trey and his team for a half day duck hunt in DeWitt, AR. This is a half day (AM) hunt that comes with lodging. We provide blinds, decoys, dogs and an experienced guide to help you bag your birds. Groups must be 4 or more capping out at 10 hunters. Lodging Included with hunting price: - All bedding, towels, etc. are provided - We do not offer meals, but our lodge has a fully stocked kitchen with everything to prepare your meals Read More
Join Trey and his team for a half day goose hunt in DeWitt, AR. This is a half day (AM) hunt that comes with lodging. We provide blinds, decoys, dogs and an experienced guide to help you bag your trophy speck. Groups must be 4 or more capping out at 10 hunters. Lodging Included with hunting price: - All bedding, towels, etc. are provided - We do not offer meals, but our lodge has a fully stocked kitchen with everything to prepare your meals Read More
Join Trey and his team for a morning duck hunt and afternoon goose hunt in DeWitt, AR. This hunt comes with lodging. We provide blinds, decoys, dogs and an experienced guide to help you bag your birds. Groups must be 4 or more capping out at 10 hunters. Lodging Included with hunting price: - All bedding, towels, etc. are provided - We do not offer meals, but our lodge has a fully stocked kitchen with everything to prepare your meals Read More
Duck, Goose Hunting Trip in DeWitt
Full Day Duck And Goose Hunts W/ Lodging
September Rockets Fast paced in your face SW Louisianas most action packed sunrise. with one of the highest concentration of blue wing teal our morning and evening hunt options are 5 star for our avid wing shooters. 1.trips will vary in distance from camp from out the back door to 30 min commute 2. Hunting over flooded rice or set-aside. Large spreads with lots of motion and season callers targeting blue and green wing teal with the occasional cinnamon 3. Hunts will be ATV or walk in Multiple hunting options available -Drive up (arrive early am at field or camp4:30 or 2 pm evening hunts ) $225 per gun -stay and play $350 per gun per day with lodging and dinner -cast and Blast $750 per gun w/ lodging AM teal hunt with pm speckled trout and redfish fishing Multiple day 3/5 combo $2400 3 morning teal hunts and two afternoons of fishing with lodging and meals Read More
Full service hunting packages includes, 3 meals daily, morning hunts, 5 stand clay targets, field transportation, and game care. 22,000 sq ft lodge. Clean comfortable and close to the hunting. Great food prepared by one of two chefs. 16,000 ac of private land to hunt. Read More
Duck, Goose Hunting Trip in Carlisle
Full Service Arkansas Waterfowl Hunts
Arrive at Spring Creek before your first afternoon turkey hunt to get settled in at the cabin. The next three days will be fully focused on filling your turkey tag with a long beard gobbler. Read More
Includes 15 quail per hunter at market price along with Guide, Dogs, and Game Processing Additional Quail, Chuckar, and Pheasant can be added. Lodging is available for an additional cost too Read More
Clients normally leave the lodge and meet us at the farm we will be hunting about an hour before legal shooting hours. We hunt mainly agricultural farms in pit blinds, A-Frames, panel blinds or Layouts. We normally shoot a mixed bag of puddle ducks (Mallards, Pintails, Gadwalls, Green Wing Teal, Widgeon, Northern Shovelers, etc.) as well as White Fronted Geese and Snow Geese. Our trips are customizable to best fit our clients expectations. What sets us apart is the amount of farms we have the opportunity to hunt, which allows birds to rest and collect on farms not being hunted that day. Each afternoon, we scout our farms as well as use Spartan Live Game Cameras to help us increase opportunities for our hunters. We also offer Afternoon Speck Hunts for and additional $100 gun/day Read More
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What are the best hog hunting trips in Arkansas?
The best hog hunting trips in Arkansas are:
Why should I book a hog hunting trip in Arkansas with Captain Experiences?
Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 1 hog trip in Arkansas: Trophy Whitetail Deer Hunt guided by Morgan.
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What types of hog hunting trips are common in Arkansas?
The most commonly sought after species for hog hunting are: 1. hog, 2. coyote, and 3. whitetail deer.
How much does an Arkansas hog hunting trip cost?
Prices for hog hunting in Arkansas can range anywhere from about $5,600 to $18,400, but the average price for a full day trip for hog hunting in Arkansas is $12,000.
Is booking a hunting guide worth the money?
Hiring a guide provides a number of benefits and many choose to book a hunting guide for a combination of experience, local knowledge, convenience, and cost-effectiveness.
Working with experienced hunting guides who know the best local spots and techniques can dramatically increase your odds of a great day. Having someone who is outside every day and knows the area like the back of their hand is going to give you the best chances of success.
Booking a guide is also more cost effective, especially if you only get out a handful of times per year. When you consider all of the costs you would incur on your own such as the price of a boat, maintenance, insurance, gas, high-quality gear, repairs, and more, you’ll find that DIY is sometimes not worth the expense.
Even if you’ve got a great setup already in your backyard, booking a guide also provides a great opportunity to experience new techniques, new locations, or even a chance at a new target species to knock off the bucket list.
What month is best for hog hunting in Arkansas?
The most popular season for hog hunting in Arkansas is summer, and most hunters book their trips 0 days in advance.
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What is hog hunting in Arkansas all about?
Hog hunting in Arkansas has become increasingly popular due to the growing population of wild hogs in the state. These invasive animals, also known as feral hogs, are not native to Arkansas and pose significant threats to agriculture, native wildlife, and ecosystems. Hogs are highly adaptable and can thrive in a variety of habitats, from dense forests to wetlands and agricultural fields. This adaptability, combined with their rapid reproduction rates, makes controlling their population a priority for conservationists and landowners alike.
Hog hunting in Arkansas is typically conducted year-round, as there are no closed seasons or bag limits for these animals. This allows hunters to pursue hogs at any time, providing ample opportunities to help manage their numbers. Common hunting techniques include baiting, where hunters use corn or other attractants to lure hogs into a specific area, and spot-and-stalk, which involves locating hogs by tracking their signs and then approaching them quietly. Some hunters also use dogs to track and corner hogs, a method that can be highly effective in dense brush where hogs often hide.
One of the appeals of hog hunting in Arkansas is the challenge it presents. Wild hogs are intelligent and wary animals with keen senses of smell and hearing, making them difficult to hunt. They are also known for their aggressive behavior when threatened, adding an element of excitement and danger to the hunt. Additionally, hog hunting provides a practical benefit by helping to reduce the damage these animals cause to crops, property, and native wildlife habitats. For many hunters, the opportunity to engage in a challenging hunt while contributing to conservation efforts makes hog hunting in Arkansas a rewarding experience.
What are the most popular months to go hog hunting in Arkansas?
In Arkansas, hog hunting is a year-round activity with no closed seasons or bag limits, making it a flexible and accessible option for hunters. This open season is in response to the increasing population of feral hogs and the significant damage they cause to agriculture, property, and native ecosystems. By allowing hunting throughout the year, the state aims to control and reduce the number of these invasive animals, helping to mitigate their negative impact.
The lack of a defined season means hunters can take advantage of hog hunting whenever it fits into their schedule. This flexibility is especially beneficial for those who may not have the time to hunt during more restrictive game seasons. Hunters can pursue hogs during the cooler months when other big game seasons are typically in full swing, or they can opt for warmer months when other hunting opportunities might be scarce. This year-round availability also provides opportunities for hunters to hone their skills and enjoy the outdoors across different seasons and weather conditions.
Hunting techniques for hogs vary depending on the time of year and environmental conditions. In the warmer months, hogs are often more active during the cooler parts of the day, such as early morning and late evening, which means hunters need to adjust their strategies accordingly. During the cooler months, hogs may be more active throughout the day, providing more opportunities for encounters. Regardless of the season, hunters use a variety of methods, including baiting, spot-and-stalk, and the use of dogs to track and corner hogs. This year-round approach not only helps control the feral hog population but also offers hunters a unique and challenging experience in the diverse landscapes of Arkansas.
What techniques are popular for hog hunting in Arkansas?
Hog hunting in Arkansas offers a range of techniques that cater to different hunter preferences and conditions. One popular method is baiting, where hunters use food like corn or other attractants to lure hogs into a specific area. This technique is often employed in fields or near feeding areas where hogs are known to frequent. Hunters set up blinds or tree stands nearby and wait for hogs to come to the bait, providing opportunities for a clear and controlled shot. Baiting is particularly effective because hogs have a keen sense of smell and are always on the lookout for easy food sources.
Spot-and-stalk hunting is another common approach in Arkansas. This technique involves tracking hogs by looking for signs such as tracks, rooting areas, and droppings, and then quietly approaching them for a shot. Spot-and-stalk requires a good understanding of hog behavior and the ability to move stealthily through the terrain. This method can be especially rewarding for hunters who enjoy a more active and engaging hunt, as it involves a lot of skill and patience to successfully get within shooting range of the wary and often elusive hogs.
Using dogs is also a popular and effective technique for hog hunting in Arkansas. Hunting with dogs involves training dogs to track and corner hogs, allowing hunters to follow and then take a shot when the hog is stationary. This method can be very dynamic and exciting, as it often takes place in dense brush or wooded areas where hogs like to hide. The use of dogs can help locate hogs that might otherwise be difficult to find, making it a valuable tool for controlling their population. Each of these techniques offers a unique hunting experience and can be adapted to suit different environments and hunter preferences, making hog hunting in Arkansas a versatile and challenging pursuit.
What species are popular for hog hunting in Arkansas?
When hog hunting in Arkansas, the primary target is the feral hog (Sus scrofa), an invasive species that has established a significant presence in the state. Feral hogs are known for their adaptability and aggressive behavior, making them a challenging and exciting game. These animals vary in size, with adults typically weighing between 100 and 300 pounds, though some can grow larger. Hunters often seek out these hogs to help control their population, which can cause considerable damage to crops, property, and native habitats.
While the focus is primarily on feral hogs, hunters may occasionally encounter other wildlife during their hunts. For instance, white-tailed deer are commonly found in the same habitats as feral hogs, and sightings of these deer can be a pleasant bonus. However, since there are no closed seasons for hogs and no bag limits, hunters need to ensure they are aware of the specific regulations and hunting seasons for other species to avoid any confusion or accidental violations.
Another species sometimes targeted during hog hunts is the occasional wild boar, which is a variant of the feral hog but with more pronounced tusks and a more rugged appearance. Wild boars are less common but can be found in certain areas of Arkansas. Regardless of the specific type of hog encountered, the primary goal remains the same: to manage the population and mitigate the damage caused by these invasive animals. This focus on feral hogs helps maintain a balance in the ecosystem and provides hunters with a challenging and rewarding experience.
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