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Beaver Dam Hunting Services has been
providing some of the finest duck hunting opportunities available in
the mississippi flyway for over a quarter century. Located six miles
south of tunica mississippi in the heart of the flyway and only a
short distance from the mighty mississippi river, beaver dam offers
guided morning hunts in some of the most pristine duck habitat in
the united states.
tunica county mississippi is home to over
200,000 acres of agricultural crops, coupled with oxbow lakes and
green timber, makes for some great waterfowl action. the mississippi
river comprises tunica county's west boundary while the eastern
boundary is primarily the coldwater river.
while
others might use the name "beaver dam", this is
the "real McCOY". This is the beaver dam lake made famous by legendary outdoor
writer nash buckingham. beaver dam lake is home to grand cypress,
along with mallards, gadwalls, widgeons, teal and wood ducks. for
thousands of years beaver dam has been a favorite stop for migrating
waterfowl. our spacious, comfortable blinds offer some of the
nations best waterfowl shooting.
although beaver dam lake is
considered the centerpiece for our hunting service, we currently
have several excellent field hunts offered along with EXCELLENT cypress and
willow break hunts.
beaver dam hunting services uses only
experienced quality guides. these guides are hardcore waterfowlers
that know what they're doing and will work hard to insure your hunt
is a good one.
for more information on tunica county and its amenities,
licenses, lodging and other pertinent info click on the links in the
left column.
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If you have never read the writings of Nash Buckingham, then you cannot know the love for waterfowl hunting he shared with all of those of us who live to be in
a blind on a cold winter morning. If you have not lived to experience seeing a flock of geese or ducks on the
horizon, and to hear one call back in response to our feeble efforts to mimic there music, you would not know of De Shootinest
Gent'man or the accounts of the report of his double Barrel named appropriately, "Bo Whoop", or to
hear his tales of his
love for Beaver Dam lake.
I might suggest if you love the sport of waterfowl hunting, that you find one of his books or a collection of short stories or one of his many articles from Field and Stream and catch up on the history of the Southern Mississippi Flyway.
It has been said, "We conserve what we love, love what we know, and know what we are taught."
...........Well Mr. Buck, you have taught us well, and we appreciate your lessons every time we
paddle the lake or take to the field.
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