Meet Our Expert Guides

Eric Becker

Eric Becker

I grew up an a family with a rich waterfowl hunting heritage as many would find surprising since I am from Nebraska. I remember my old man telling me stories of my great grandpa running market duck hunts and selling them in Kansas City for profit, or my dad and his buddies having to hold up limits of ducks at the hospital window because he had a heart attack in the goose pit. I have chased ducks and geese up and down the flyway from North Dakota down to Arkansas. I started duck hunting 15 years ago as a tag along. Since then I have made it a point to understand and know how to hunt ducks in every situation given from the dry corn fields of the north to the rice fields  of the south. I promise to work as hard as possible to ensure you have a successful and enjoyable experience with Arkansas county guide service.

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Logan

Logan found his love for hunting waterfowl at an early age chasing ducks with his dad in the swamps of the Atchafalaya Basin. As a young adult, he spent many hours hunting the Sabine National Wildlife Refuge. Logan then moved on to the Southwest Louisiana rice fields, where he discovered his passion for hunting specklebelly geese. To him, there’s nothing more rewarding than watching a big group of specks working down to the decoy spread. Logan now spends his days with Arkansas County Guide Service making sure you have the goose hunting experience of a lifetime!

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Gordon Bragg

Ever since he killed his first mallard at the age of 8 years old, Gordon has been hooked on duck hunting.  Gordon started guiding in 1995 in Louisiana and has been guiding in Arkansas for 6 years now, bringing 42 years of hunting experience to our team. He is also the owner of Bragging Rights Cut Down Calls.

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Mason Norman

Mason was born and raised in Midway Arkansas. He's a family man, a husband and father to 2 boys. He has a deep passion for waterfowl and whitetail hunting and frequently competes in duck call competitions. He will always give 110% to make sure clients on his hunts are successful. He thanks God for his career in duck hunt guiding.

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Tyler Fontenot

Tyler grew up in southwest Louisiana. From the rice fields to the marshes, he's been hunting ducks since before he can remember. He has been guiding since he was 21 years old and loves being apart of other peoples duck hunting experiences.

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Cory Barker

My name is Cory Barker, born and raised in Columbus, Georgia. Being outdoors was something I always enjoyed. I grew up fishing with my Uncle Joe and doing a little deer hunting with my Paw Paw Jerry.  I actually didn’t start duck hunting until I was 16, some buddies I met in high school were into it. I started tagging along shooting wood ducks in some swamps we had access to as well as  shooting divers on some of the public ground around the house.  Once I started hunting in Arkansas it just stuck with me and has been a big part of my life. I had a great first year guiding for Arkansas County and look forward to many more. I’m very thankful for this opportunity and look forward to putting y'all on the birds.

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Dillon Jolley

Dillon is a second-generation guide, and is on his 7th year guiding full time. He grew up hunting Reelfoot lake also known as the Quake lake where he started guiding for his father who has been a full-time guide going on 28 years. Dillon is hardworking and a very passionate diverse hunter using knowledge he has learned from his father and brothers, who have also guided 10+ years. The passion for duck hunting runs deep in his family roots.

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Adam Clements

Adam is from Dresden TN. He was raised in a family of avid hunters & spent a lot of time duck hunting in Ballard County and Reelfoot. He started duck hunting about 8 years ago on Reelfoot lake and he was hooked! He was a guide there for 12 Years. It's a very competitive lake & some of the roughest water and climate anywhere. In 2020 he decided he needed a change of scenery and became a guide with Arkansas County Duck Guide Service.

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Fisher Carpenter

Fisher was born and raised in Rayville, Louisiana. He's been chasing waterfowl his whole life. He remembers going duck hunting with his grandfather when he was only 3 years old. His grandfather was also a guide which inspired him to go above and beyond to do what he loves. Once he started with Arkansas county guide service it became his home. He's looking forward to giving y’all a great hunt and will do whatever it takes to put you on the birds.

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Tyler Korte

Tyler grew up hunting the backwaters of the Mississippi River in Iowa and the prairie potholes in North Dakota. For him, it was all about going where no one else would to get on the Ducks. Tyler has been hunting Arkansas for over 5 years now and he will always go the extra mile to make sure your hunts are successful.

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Brian Stofleth

Brian grew up hunting in the bottoms of North West TN. Bagging a varity of waterfowl. The mallard is his favorite. As he got older he started guiding on the legendary Reelfoot Lake. Hunting the big open water and timber holes there . He is very passionate about waterfowl hunting and does everything in his power to make every hunt the best. He has guided in Tennessee for 10 years and has spent 2 years in Stuttgart with Arkansas County Guide Service.

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Molly McFarlin Photographer

Molly is our photographer. As a Florida native, all it took was one hunt with Arkansas County for Molly to fall in love with chasing the migration. As her love of hunting waterfowl grew, as did her desire to capture the magic that happens here on the Grand Prairie. You can find her on any given day in the blind, camera in hand - ready to capture some of our hunter’s favorite memories!

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Arkansas County Guide Service

203 Elizabeth, Almyra, AR 72003

870-830-7430