As any duck hunter knows, whether from South Carolina, Mississippi,
Georgia, Texas or from any other state there’s nothing
quite like hundreds of ducks funneling through the trees and
hitting the water at your feet. Stuttgart Arkansas is the
duck hunting capitol of the world and Primm
Springs Widlife Co. can
offer you Arkansas duck hunts at it’s best. We’re
located in the heart of the Grand Prairie 20 miles northwest
of Stuggart, Arkansas.
Here, Primm Springs Widlife Co.
has
access to more than 14,000 private acres of premier duck hunting
territory, both flooded rice fields and green timber. Many
of our pits are allocated near the world famous Bayou Meto.
These are local hotspots, with ducks flooding the fields after
leaving our private rest areas to feed and rest.
Our Arkansas duck hunting guides are all experienced locals,
who know where the birds are and how to make them drop in
your face. Explore our web site and give us a call to book
your duck hunts today. We promise to provide you with Arkansas
duck hunts you’ll never forget.
Primm
Springs Widlife Co. "For Your Arkansas Duck Hunts"
2008 Season Dates
The Arkansas Department of Fish and Game recently set dates
and a six duck bag limit 20 geese bag limit for the 2008-2009
waterfowl season.
Duck hunters will be allowed no more than four mallards of
which only one mallard may be a hen. The daily bag limit may
also contain one pintail, three mottled ducks, two scaup,
two wood ducks, two redheads, one black duck and one canvasback,
but no more than a total of six ducks.
Waterfowl Season Dates
State will set dates in August.
6 Ducks
20 Geese
*All Hunts End at 12 Noon
Hunting Rates for the 2008-2009 Season
3 Day Arkansas Waterfowl "For Four Hunters"
$ 4,200.00
* Hunts end at 12:00pm
* Snow Goose hunts available* Includes meals and lodging,
hunt, field transportation, and game processing
Dates fill quickly, so email
usnow to book your
hunt!
Primm
Springs Widlife Co. "For Your Arkansas Duck Hunts"
We’ll Take You Anywhere the Birds Are
If you’re looking for mallards, you’ve found ‘em!
Primm
Springs Widlife Co. can
offer you access to over 14,000 of prime duck hunting territory.
We’ve made arrangements with private landowners, allowing
us to access thousands of acres of flooded rice,green timber,
open water, dry field in the region, allowing us to take you
where the action is.
Our expert guides have been Arkansas duck hunting many of
these awesome “holes” for years and they know
how to make them drop in your face! They’re dedicated
to scouting for the best every day, and giving you the optimum
chance to take your limit, rather than sitting in a pit waiting
on ducks.
When you book with Primm
Springs Widlife Co. we
take each and every duck hunt and duck hunter seriously. We’re
proud to offer you a safe, quality duck hunt at a reasonable
price.
2008 Arkansas Duck Hunting Guide Areas
14,000 acres privately owned land
We Arkansas duck hunt in Humnoke, Culler. Pettus, Seaton,
Lonoke, Carlisle Arkansas.
We
duck hunt timber, rice fields, fish ponds and reservoirs.
Not everyday is perfect conditions for any one habitat. We
have different types of habitat we can offer different styles
of Arkansas duck hunting.
Primm Springs Widlife Co.
offers a We now have a 22,000 sq ft lodge that accomodates
over 40 duck hunters. All hunting within 20 min. drive of
lodge. Home cooked meals prepared for your dining pleasure.
Check out lodging page.
There’s a joke the locals make about Arkansas weather.
“If you don’t like it, “ they say, “just
stay a few days and it will change.” The weather during
duck season can range from 70 degrees to 20 degrees in a matter
of days. Bringing a wide range of clothes is a smart move. Best
camo patterns are your Mossy Oak Tree Stand or Break Up for
the timber and Shadow Grass for field hunting. Of course, any
patter similar to these is fine, but ducks can see exceptionally
well in the timber on bright, sunny days, so cover up. A face
mask or face paint is required if you like watching the ducks.
Always bring chest waders, especially if hunting in the timber.
The water is often shallow enough to wade in and allows you
to be more versatile. Hip boots can get by in early season hunts
or under extreme shallow water conditions.
Most hunters shoot 12 gauge guns either in a 3” or 3.5”.
Timber hunters usually shoot 2’s, 4’s or 6’s,
while field shooters often shoot BBs, 1’s and 2’s.
It all depends on your longest shot and whether decoying birds
or pass shooting. I you’re luck, a boat paddle will do
the job, because when you really get into them in the timber,
the ducks light close enough to reach out and touch.
