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Delta Duck Hunters

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Delta Duck Hunters is owned and operated by Jay Cranford, a waterfowl guide with three decades of experience across North Dakota, Arkansas, and Mexico. He built this outfit because he loves what he does—especially watching young hunters light up after their first successful duck hunt. They operate a...

Delta Duck Hunters

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Delta Duck Hunters is owned and operated by Jay Cranford, a waterfowl guide with three decades of experience across North Dakota, Arkansas, and Mexico. He built this outfit because he loves what he does—especially watching young hunters light up after their first successful duck hunt.

They operate across 1000+ acres in the richest farmland Arkansas has to offer: Lee, Woodruff, St. Francis, Monroe, Jackson, Craighead, Green, Cross, Crittenden, Lawrence, Fulton, Sharp, and Arkansas counties. That's the heart of rice country. You're hunting ground that attracts massive waves of migrating ducks and geese every season.

Hunt styles available: - Buried pits and sled blinds - Green timber and dead timber - Flooded rice, corn, soybean, and millet fields - River basins, sloughs, and reservoirs

All blinds are brushed and camouflaged for maximum concealment.

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Morning duck hunts$275/day
Evening duck hunts$150/day
Guided evening goose hunts$150/person
Self-guided goose hunts$100/person
2-man, 2-day with lodging$1,395 (early bird)
2-man, 3-day with lodging$1,895 (early bird)

Early bird specials end Oct. 31st. Multi-day and group discounts available. Book early for best hunt dates.

They provide lodging, experienced waterfowl guides, dogs for every hunt (yours welcome too), and transportation to and from your blind. You bring your licenses, waders, warm clothes, and a camera.

Jay and his crew actively support Delta Waterfowl, Ducks Unlimited, SCI, and other wildlife organizations. They're focused on passing the sport to the next generation—that's how waterfowling survives. They also stay current with new gear and hunting techniques from sponsors, constantly testing what actually increases your odds of a successful hunt.

"We try to make your experience as good as it can possibly be by choosing the best areas in the Delta for seeing and harvesting high numbers of migrating waterfowl."