Arkansas Teal Hunts

GUIDED ARKANSAS TEAL HUNTS 

We provide fully guided Arkansas Teal Hunts on our privately owned agriculture fields that include rice, corn, wheat, and soybeans. Additionally, we take advantage of natural waterfowl habitat to enhance the hunting experience. Our teal hunts cover a range of locations, extending from Biggers, Arkansas. At Leg Iron Outfitters, we take pride in providing our customers with a variety of blinds for concealment and comfort. We offer pit blinds and A-Frame blinds to ensure that our hunters remain well hidden throughout the hunt.To attract the teal, we employ a well-planned setup combining both floating and motion decoys to create an irresistible decoy spread. While we love to enjoy ourselves on our hunts, we also take safety very seriously, a safety meeting will take place before every hunt, even on multiple day hunts.

Season Dates:  Sept. 19-27, 2026

Bag Limit: 6 per person

Target Species: Blue Wing & Green Wing Teal

Drive-up Arkansas Early Season Teal Hunts | $225 per person

What's included?

- Morning Teal Hunt

Arkansas Early Season Teal Hunts with LODGING | $300 per person

What's included:

- Lodging *Night before Hunt

- Morning Teal Hunt

Accommodations 

The Duck Lodge is located in Biggers, Arkansas, an area known as a passageway for 50% of the Mississippi Flyways waterfowl. Our lodge offers rooms for singles as well as bunk style rooms for groups, and also has 2 lounging spaces which offer activities such as basketball, cornhole, and pool. The lodge is also equipped with a commercial size kitchen available to hunters to utilize throughout their stay with us. The lodge also features Wi-Fi and Satellite Television. Another space at the lodge, our mudroom, has boot dryers and is a great place to hang your waders and any muddy gear after a fulfilling hunt.

The Duck Lodge invites you to bring your gun dog! We have covered outdoor kennels if requested. *All dogs must be up-to-date with vaccines: Parvo, Distemper, Rabies, as well as flea, tick, and dewormed treatments 

Here's a checklist of items clients should bring on a waterfowl hunt:

- Shotgun: Ensure it's properly cleaned and maintained.

- Ammunition: Bring an adequate supply of shells suitable for waterfowl hunting.

- Camouflage Clothing: Dress in layers appropriate for the weather conditions.

- Waders or Waterproof Boots: Essential for navigating wet and marshy terrain.

- Backpack or Blind Bag: Carry essentials such as snacks, water, extra ammunition, and other personal items.

- Hunting License and Duck Stamp: Ensure you have all required permits and stamps.

- Safety Equipment: Include ear and eye protection, as well as any other safety gear required by local regulations.

- Weather Gear: Pack rain gear, gloves, and a hat to stay comfortable in changing weather conditions.

- Snacks and Water: Stay hydrated and fueled throughout the hunt.

License requirements:

- Arkansas HIP Card: A state HIP card is required. Ask for it when getting your license.

- Arkansas Duck Stamp: AGFC will issue the duck stamp over the phone with the permit.

- Federal Duck Stamp: Federal duck stamps are required in all 50 states.

- Valid Arkansas Hunting License