SPRING SNOW GOOSE HUNT

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SPRING SNOW GOOSE HUNT

Postby cutthatduck » Sun Jan 08, 2006 9:42 pm

I AM LOOKING AT GOING ON A SPRING SNOW GOOSE HUNT. I HAVE SEEN A COUPLE OF SITES IN ARKASAS AND SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, BUT MOST SEEM TO BE CONCENTRATED IN NORTHWEST MISSOURI NORTH. ANYONE OUT THERE EVER BEEN ON ONE OF THESE SNOW GOOSE HUNTS IN ARKANSAS OR ILLINOIS. IF SO, WHAT KIND OF SUCCESS DID YOU HAVE.
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Postby mudsucker » Mon Jan 09, 2006 3:06 am

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Postby CRAWDUCK » Mon Jan 09, 2006 3:08 pm

Give Snapp a call at Davy Crockett in Walnut Ridge, AR
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Postby Ducks be us » Mon Jan 09, 2006 3:12 pm

Check out Adam at:

http://www.bayoudeviewoutfitters.com


Hunted snows with em last year....goin again in Feb. Super nice guy south of Jonesboro about 25 miles :wink:

Ive heard nothin but GOOD things about SNAPP as well :D
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Postby Snapp » Thu Jan 12, 2006 9:50 am

We lease our facilities and ground out to another group to run the spring goose hunts. You can check out our site http://www.arkansaswaterfowl.com and go to the snow goose page for their phone number.

There are several good outfitters in Arkansas and Arkansas hold a lot of snow geese. Thing is, over the years you want to hunt Arkasns in february or the first week or two of March. By the end of the second week or third week of March they are in such huge groups you can't do much with them. Northeast Arkasnas usually hold geese later than south or central Arkasnas, but that's just the time factor the geese generally use to start their migration home.

When it comes to goose hunting, talk to the guide/outfitter you are considering and explain what you are looking for. If you tell them, most will let you know if they think they can fulfill your expectations, but for the NE Arkansas area, consider February or early March at the latest.
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