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With duck season in Arkansas wrapped up, now is the perfect time to start planning for this fall. Every waterfowl hunter has different priorities when searching for the ideal hunting property—whether it’s size, cost, lodging, water sources, or water control.
Bamboo Slough offers an exceptional setup for hunters seeking both comfort and great waterfowl action. The property features a well-appointed lodge that comfortably accommodates large groups, along with a spacious shop that doubles as a recreational hall—perfect for entertaining and unwinding between hunts.
Located near the White River and White Oak Duck Woods, this property sees a steady influx of migrating birds throughout the season. Spanning 40 acres, the land is thoughtfully divided between flooded timber and flooded fields farmed specifically for ducks. Strategically placed, high-quality blinds cater to different hunting styles and bird behavior.
Water management is effortless, with an electric well supplying water at the flip of a switch. A riser in front of a key blind keeps the water open at crucial times, ensuring optimal hunting conditions.
The current owner has meticulously maintained the property, welcoming numerous VRBO guests who have enjoyed both the lodge and the blinds. Whether you’re relaxing by the fire pit in the evening or taking a short, easy ride to your blind for morning wingshooting and breakfast, Bamboo Slough might just be the perfect small-acreage waterfowl retreat.
