Built in the Timber
Years of experience, local knowledge, and a love for the outdoors come together to create memorable hunts season after season.
Rooted in Arkansas
Tupelo Shoot Guide Service was built from a lifelong passion for waterfowl hunting and a deep appreciation for the traditions that make Arkansas duck country special. Born and raised in Marianna, Arkansas, Jacob has spent his life in the outdoors, where hunting has always been more than a pastime. It’s been a way of life. Growing up surrounded by fields, flooded timber, and generations of hunters, he developed a love for waterfowl hunting at an early age and a deep respect for the land, traditions, and experiences that make Arkansas waterfowl hunting unique. Today, that same passion and local knowledge help shape every hunt and every experience shared with guests, creating memorable mornings in the field and traditions that keep hunters coming back season after season.
The Experience
Years spent hunting across eastern Arkansas have created more than experience, they’ve created a deep understanding of bird behavior, changing conditions, and the details that make a successful day in the field. From flooded timber duck hunts to specklebelly goose hunts in the field, Tupelo Shoot combines local knowledge with a commitment to creating memorable experiences for hunters of all backgrounds. Whether you're visiting Arkansas for the first time or continuing a tradition of your own, our goal is to provide an authentic hunt built around great mornings, experienced guiding, and even better company.
More Than the Hunt
At Tupelo Shoot, we believe the best parts of hunting can’t always be measured by limits. They’re found in early mornings, conversations in the blind, watching birds work overhead, and creating memories that bring people back season after season. We’re proud to carry forward the traditions of Arkansas waterfowl hunting while welcoming new hunters and preserving the experience for generations to come. When you hunt with Tupelo Shoot, you’re not just booking a trip, you’re becoming part of a tradition built on hospitality, respect for the outdoors, and a genuine love for the hunt.