Small game is found in abundance throughout the state from the fields and thickets surrounding the Arkansas River to the hills and hollows of the Ozark and Ouachita mountain ranges. Finding a place to hunt can be a traumatic experience in others states, but is no problem is Arkansas. Leading the way for public hunting opportunities are over 100 state controlled wildlife management areas including the duck hunting paradise, Bayou Meto. The Ozark - St. Francis National Forest is more public hunting land found in Arkansas, and this one area is larger than the entire state of Rhode Island. These national forests, combined with over one hundred state controlled wildlife management areas, makes Arkansas one of the top southern states in amount of land available for public hunting.
Some dates are only applicable in certain zones.
For a complete listing of season dates and bag limits please consult the appropriate regulations guide book or check out our website.