Arkansas Snow Goose Guide
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Neu Outdoors Arkansas
Guided Spring Snowgoose Hunts in Arkansas
We offer premier guided Spring Snowgoose hunts in Arkansas, one of the top waterfowl destinations in North America. Known for its rich habitat, flooded timber, and expansive rice fields, Arkansas is considered by many the waterfowl hunting capital of the world—the perfect place for an unforgettable hunt.
Join us for a world-class Arkansas Snowgoose hunting experience with No Plugs, E-callers, and NO LIMIT!
Contact Us:
• John Neu — (605) 661-2460 | info@neuoutdoors.com
• Troy Maaser — (920) 579-0017 | atmaaser@gmail.com
Hunt
We hunt primarily out of Pit and Layout style blinds in dry fields for Snowgeese. Our spring Snowgoose spreads are large migrator spreads (2000 decoys minimum) with lots of motion and our own high end recorded sounds, in long established flight lines (we’ve been hunting this area for over 20 years).
We provide
- Experienced Guides (over 140 years of shared experience guiding amongst our guides)
- The best fields in the area based on over 20 years of refining our efforts
- Huge spreads of Pre-Set Quality Decoys, every spread is 2000+ decoys
- More motion and better sounds in the spreads 2 Boxes of shells per day and additional at a charge
- All blinds and needed gear (aside from guns, ammo, personal equipment, and clothing)
- ATVs pulling sleds to move gear and less able hunters in and out of the field
- Bird cleaning and tagging WITH HUNTER ASSISTANCE at no additional charge
Not included
- Your personal clothing and equipment
- Food
- Lodging (although we can put you in touch with our long standing lodging partners)
- Ammunition
- Transport from the hotel to the field (you will follow a guide in your own vehicle)
ARKANSAS SNOWGOOSE HUNTING PRICE SCHEDULE
Spring Hunts
• $200 Per person per day of hunting no minimum or maximum number of days
• A “Full” group is 6 or more hunters and will receive a field to themselves
• Smaller groups and individuals will be combined into groups of 6-9 to create “full” fields, however if a group wants to pay as though there are 6 members, that group will have its own field regardless of number of hunters.
Travel
Travel to our hunting location is simple and convenient. We are located in Arkansas, easily accessible by vehicle from anywhere in the region.
If you prefer to fly, you can fly into Little Rock (LIT), Memphis (MEM), or Northwest Arkansas (XNA) depending on where you are coming from. After landing, rent a vehicle and enjoy a short drive to our hunting area.
ARKANSAS SNOWGOOSE HUNTING TRIP FAQs
FAQs
• Our season starts Feb 1 in Arkansas and normally presents every type of weather and field and road conditions before we move North in early March. The hunting is good throughout the season but varies considerably from day to day with the weather. Be prepared to hunt in anything from 70 degrees and dry to 20 degrees and snowing or raining. Potentially in the same 3 day stretch. It is highly recommended that you bring full rain gear and waders, Northeast Arkansas is all a swamp and dry fields turn quickly to wet and muddy when it starts raining. Expect mud at some point every day and ask your guide about field conditions before each hunt.
• We generally hunt all day unless your group wants to do otherwise.
• Plan to bring at least 4 boxes of shells to the blind every day that you’ll be here if not more. Some days you won’t need nearly that, but in extreme cases we shoot over a case per man per day and shells can be hard to come by in rural AR mid-season. Our guides all shoot 12 gauge 3” BB and #2 shells, and that is what we would recommend you bring.
• Bring coolers and plan to buy ice to store birds as it is often warm, even at night.
• Plan to eat lunch either in the field or in a local diner each day (discuss this with your guide before each hunt). We are often 45 minutes or more from the motel, so returning there is not always practical.
• Everything will be set in the field when you arrive, however you may be asked to help brush blinds and straighten up decoys and equipment throughout the day. If the wind changes, you will be expected to help your guide adjust blinds accordingly. The faster and more thoroughly you assist your guide in completing these tasks, the more birds you will shoot. Snowgoose hunting is a massive undertaking, and must be a team sport to be successful.
• Anticipate firearm failures due to high volume shooting in dirty conditions and possibly inclimate weather. Bring spare guns and oil to the field, we have empty blinds to hide this gear in.
• Anticipate some large flocks of birds. Semi-automatic shotguns with magazine extensions help capitalize on these opportunities, most of our guides use Nordic Components magazine extensions.
• We normally leave the hotel 2 hours before daylight and normally hunt until near dark. Headlamps and other preparations for low light conditions are must.