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For hunters looking for an Arkansas duck-hunting lease, BMW Hunting is the outfitter to rely on. They offer 26,000 acres of prime hunting property that ranges in environment creating a rich, diverse hunting ground. BMW Hunting offers a variety of duck hunting leases that enable hunters to benefit from flooded fields or green timber locations, with over 100 quality vantage points to hunt from. They currently list multiple duck hunting properties online, providing hunters with detailed reports of the location, season availability, land and acreage details for a complete description. Hunters can also lease pits by day or by year depending on the hunter’s individual request and property availability.
Reliability, Trust, Success
BMW Hunting ensures that Arkansas is where the ducks are and their experienced guides know where to take hunters to take part in the most memorable and successful duck hunting of the season. They provide everything needed for an enjoyable hunting trip including lodging, meals, equipment, dogs and transportation to and from the hunting site. For those interested in booking a duck-hunting trip with BMW visit www.bmwhunting.com or call (870) 219-3523.
2010 Duck Season Dates
BMW wants hunters to know that the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission has set dates for the nearing duck season. These dates are:
Nov. 20 (Saturday) – Nov. 28 (Sunday)
Dec. 7 (Tuesday) – Jan. 17 (Monday)
Jan. 22 (Saturday) – Jan. 30 (Sunday)
To ensure that all duck hunting is performed within the actual season dates, BMW Hunting suggests that all hunters confirm these dates with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission before firing a single shot. Safety and Legality are always followed with BMW Hunting.
For more information about Arkansas duck hunting leases, visit www.bmwhunting.com or call Tol Wilson at 870-219-3523.
Disclaimer: This article contains segments of information found on the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s hunting regulations site. By visiting the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s website, hunters will find information that contains those rules and regulations, which affect most hunters. It is not a legal document. BMW hunting is not responsible for duck season dates and it is the hunter’s responsibility to check with the AGFC for exact season dates, rules and regulations for legal purposes.