If you have a hunt planned with us and we don’t feel that we can provide you with a quality hunt, we will call it off and refund your deposit. Some years can be just that bad.

Western Kentucky has some of the best duck hunting there is to offer in he state. With two of the biggest Waterfowl Management areas located in this part of the state, many species of waterfowl find themselves migrating through the Commonwealth and resting along the way.

A must is to be mobile and have the ability to hunt the areas that have birds. Whether it is hunting sloughs, flooded timber, fields, strip pits, ponds, rivers or the big lakes. Through a network of contacts we know what we need to do.

Waterfowl hunting in Western Kentucky can be feast or famine. 2005 was a pretty decent year on the bigger lakes, but puddle ducks on sloughs was hit and miss throughout the season..

Our goal is to provide you with a memorable hunting experience that does not involve watching empty skies. With our equipment we can wade hunt numerous sloughs, hunt the big lakes by boat, use make shift blinds on the banks of pits or ponds or a shallow water eddy setup on a river.

Here at WKO we stay on top of the ducks we hunt throughout the season. This affords us to be able to be mobile when needed and not sit hunting dead air.

What to Bring

Typically we will shoot a mixed bag of ducks throughout the season over decoys, whether it is backwater, sloughs or the open water of big lakes or rivers.

Only interested in a 1/2 day hunt? We can accomodate this as well.

Join us at first light and hunt until the mid-morning hours.

If you have a hunt booked with us and we feel we do not have the ducks to support a good hunt, we will communicate with you and if you choose to cancel based on empty skies, we will refund your deposit.

Our early wood duck season always provides for some fast action. With a 2 wood duck limit, these hunts are fast and furious.

If you love to hunt ducks and would like to put a trip together with my lab and I, contact us at info@westernkentuckyoutdoors.com.

What to Bring