About the Daniel Boone Duck Club

Located in the heart of the Mississippi Flyway and right off the White River National Wildlife Refuge, Daniel Boone Duck Club enjoys some of the best duck hunting around and has been a staple for generations of hunters since 1953. Founded by Daniel Boone Bullock, our goal is to provide a great hunting experience for the everyday hunter. Located just 20 miles east of Stuttgart, Arkansas, “The Rice and Duck Capital of the World,” we have some of the best rice and soybean field hunting you will find. Time tested and proven fields for nearly 7 decades. River bottom hunts have been added take place just off the WRNWR as well on over 1700 acres of private land, bringing back a tradition formed more than 70 years ago.
Our proximity in the flyway provides you with a variety of species of ducks. From mallards and pintail to gadwall, teal and geese, each hunt will provide you with the opportunity to take a wide range of birds.
Situated in the middle of Arkansas County, the World Famous Mack’s Prairie Wings is only a short 20 minute drive away for any and all hunting needs or just a trip to see what’s new in the hunting gear world. Or take a visit to Rich-N-Tone headquarters next door and see where the legendary Butch Richenback turned and tuned calls in his shop. You may also run into the current World Champion of Champions, John Stephens, while in the store. Webb’s Sporting Goods in DeWitt can also offer anything you may need for your hunting trip.
Duck Season Dates 2023/2024
- November 25th – Dec 3rd
- December 9th – Dec. 23rd
- December 27th – Jan. 31st
Boone, as he was called, was a true pioneer in the duck hunting business. Along with the McCollum’s Stuttgart Hunting Club, the Daniel Boone Duck Club is among the oldest in the state.
Boone and O.V. Gosnell hunted mainly river bottom land in the mid 1940’s and were put in charge of furnishing 50 ducks at the request of Charlie Hammans for a banquet in Stuttgart. Charlie was a local gunsmith and well known among locals. After fulfilling the request, Boones and Charlie’s friendship grew. So did the opportunity for duck hunting commercially.
Boone competed in the annual duck calling contest in Stuttgart around that time, finishing 6th in his one and only attempt. His larger than life stature, both physically at 6’5″ and personality coupled with his outgoing nature, made Boone many friends quickly. He never seemed to meet a stranger.
Along with his success with duck hunting and his word-of-mouth advertising around Stuttgart with Charlie, Boone changed to prairie hunting on the family farm with his brother Clyde and brother-in-law Pete McCallie in the early 1950’s.
Boone and his wife, Eleanor, moved a trailer in next door, affectionately known by hunters as the ‘Daniel Boone Hilton,’ to accommodate the growing number of out-of-town hunters which of course grew into out-of-state hunters. Eleanor would serve breakfast from the house and serve soup and salads at lunch in the club’s infancy.
Today, the longest tenured hunters have been hunting annually for more than 40 years. It is that family atmosphere that keeps Boone’s legacy alive today, even in his absence, with stories of his adventures told as if they were by his side only yesterday.
A memorial to Daniel Boone Bullock can be seen at the Grand Prairie Museum on Park Avenue in Stuttgart. It was dedicated by a handful of the hunters he had shared many hunts, laughs and stories with over the decades. It is with that same desire that we look forward to many more hunts with you in the future….Lord willing.
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Lodging
We have convenient lodging available for both small and larger groups. We offer several lodging options to choose from so you have the full experience of a hunting get-a-way with full amenities. If you need help with alternative lodging, please feel free to contact us for availability or for information about nearby accommodations.
For information about acquiring a hunting license and permits, please visit the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission website.
Guides

Terry Dan Bullock
Terry Dan began guiding in his youth for his dad. He not only guides the fields we hunt but also farms them with his brother, Stevan, who together have Bullock Brothers Farm. Terry Dan and his wife, Joan, a retired school teacher, have two sons, Cody and Scott. Terry Dan’s call of choice is his Taylormade Acrylic he has used for decades. If you have the pleasure of hunting with TD it is a rare occasion as he has all but retired his hunting gear for the luxury of a recliner and fireplace.

Cody Bullock
Cody has been hunting the family club since he was 6 years old. He is a graduate of Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. His passion for hunting extends from the family duck club to the deer woods and anything outdoors. If he is not guiding hunters you will likely find him in a tree with his bow. Cody is the founder of ROI, LLC, an independent insurance advisory firm in Central Arkansas that specializes in client education and financial planning with over 20 years experience in the civilian and Federal marketplace. Hunting has always been a lifelong calling for Cody. He enjoys every minute he gets to spend with our hunters on a daily basis. Cody’s calls of choice include JJ Lares Hybrid and A5. Cody’s Yellow Lab, Remi, has been a workhorse for the past 6 seasons and is trained by Freddy King. Cody and his wife, April, live in Bryant , AR with their daughter, Landry. Both April and Landry can be found visiting the farm and hunters this season as well.

Ryan Long
Ryan has been guiding hunters in the area for more than 20 years. He is a graduate of the University of Arkansas and he and his wife, Lee, live in St. Charles with their daughter, Abby. During the ‘off-season’ you can find Ryan running his local farming operation. Ryan is an avid turkey hunter and bass fisherman as well. His call of choice is anything Rich-N-Tone.

Josh Wheeler
Josh grew up hunting waterfowl for the past 20 plus years mostly in the flooded timber of Arkansas. Josh has been a senior guide with DBDC since 2016 and has gained a passion for guiding both Specklebelly and Snow Goose hunts. Josh is a network engineer by trade, owner of Limitless Network Services as well as owner of a crossfit gym, Crossfit Testament, and a speed and agility facility in Bryant, Arkansas for youth/college athletes. He is very active in his community coaching both baseball and football and enjoys spending his time with the youth of both sports. Josh’s black lab, 4XHRCH “Gunner”, completed his first UKC International Grand Pass and AKC 3 Master passes in the 2020 off season and will continue adding to those titles. Gunner is trained by Cody Springer. Josh also enjoys hunting the most with his son, Tristan, and his wife, Sarah, who also does videography for DBDC. They welcomed their second son, Rip, to our family last in 2022. Josh’s calls of choice are a JJ Lares A5 and a Riceland Speck call.

Carson Davis
Carson grew up hunting the flooded timber of Arkansas and joined DBDC in 2018. Carson guides early season in Canada as well. He is an avid turkey hunter, fisherman and enjoys just about anything outdoors related. Carson works in the off season in land management and improvement. His calls of choice include his RNT MVP and RNT Mondo. He was an engineering major in college and has 18 years experience in hunting the river bottoms of the White and various other river systems. His lab, “Kate”, joins him on every hunt.

Conner Davis
Conner has 18 years experience, mainly hunting the public areas of Arkansas, where he has acquired and wide range of knowledge. Conner started guiding with DBDC in 2019. He is also pursuing his degree from Arkansas State University. When he’s not guiding you will likely find him fishing or in the outdoors. His plans are to get his pilot’s license and currently works for a crop duster service in Northeast Arkansas. Conner’s call of choice is a JJ Lares Hybrid.

Wesley Howard
Wesley is a native of Mississippi where he cut his teeth hunting and guiding in the MS delta but now resides in St. Charles, AR. We were glad to have Wesley join the DBDC family in 2019. His passion for the outdoors has blessed him in a career path in the wildlife and forestry industry. His true passion is introducing youth to the outdoors whether in a duck hole or fishing. Wesley’s calls of choice include his JJ Lares and Raggio Custom. Accompanying him is his lab “Willis”, aka “Willie Dog”. Wesley loves to spend time with his beautiful wife, Courtney, and his three children, Cooper, Juliana and Savannah Joy.

RJ Hargett
RJ is a native of Southern Arkansas and has spent the majority of his life in the Ouachita River bottoms hunting and fishing. RJ joined DBDC in 2019. His calls of choice include most anything from Brushy Creek Duck Calls (BCDC) owned by his cousin DJ Hargett. Joining him this season will be his black lab, “Doc”. When not hunting, RJ spends the majority of his time with his wife, Amanda, and their two children, Suellen and Zackary, in the outdoors.
Collin McFerrin
Collin is starting guiding with us at DBDC in 2019 and has quickly become a favorite for many. Collin is a native of DeWitt and has been hunting, guiding and farming the area nearly all his life. With over 10 years of guiding experience for anything from ducks to specks to snow geese, Collin has the first hand experience that most have come to expect from a seasoned guide. He is typically accompanied by his dog, Jake. His calls of choice are RNT, Haydel and Zink speck calls. He is a Benelli guy and will be toting his Benelli Super Black Eagle he has coined as “Frankenstein”. Collin and his wife, Toni, have two sons, Jon Collin and Jackson and just welcomed the newest addition to DBDC, their daughter, Journi.
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From Memphis:
West on I-40; 79 S at Hughes; Take Hwy 1 S; Right on 49W to Marvell; Left on Hwy 1S through St Charles; Right on Hwy 153 (6 miles); follow 5 miles around 90 bend and 1/2 mile further on left.
From Little Rock Airport:
Take England Exit 70/165S to England (21 miles); left on 165 (E Fordyce St) at England follow 29 miles; left on E. 22nd in Stuttgart (Hwy 130) follow 15 miles; left on Hwy 33 go 1/2 mile take right on 153 and follow 6 miles on right.