Hey I know y’all will probably not see this, but my name is Ethan Derrick. I love playing call of the wild! I’m a duck hunter in real life and I love revontuli coast. I am trying to contact you guys about a new map idea. I live in Arkansas and we have the duck capital of the world. Stuttgart! I believe people would love to have another map for duck hunting. You guys could put flooded fields and flooded timber and the Arkansas river in it for duck hunting. The ducks you could add is the northern pintail, mallards, northern shovelers, green winged teal, and American wigeon for the flooded fields. Then in the timber you could put mallards and wooducks then other animals you could add in the timber is raccoons at night and grey and fox squirrels at day time. Then also in the fields you could add specklebelly and snow, Ross, and blue geese. Then on the river you could put all the ducks that I have said except for the northern pintail and then you could add Canada geese to the river and mergansers then you could add different diving ducks such as a red head, canvas back, and buffleheads and ring necks! Thank you for your time I hope you put my idea into consideration thanks!
#new reserve
torn canopy
ocean jacinth
Sounds like another revontulie, but just set in America, maybe new species better for backfilling?
twin thorn
I love Arkansas I have family there,as much as I’d love to have a map there…is it really worth it?
torn canopy
Yes its worth it. It adds the ducks that people in the us hunt
ocean jacinth
Yes its worth it. It adds the ducks that people in the us hunt
I think given the circumstances of so many American maps currently in game these species would be better as backfills for existing ones.
It’s a great species list!
torn canopy
That would work too
ornate solar
Yes this needs to be done and they need to add banded ducks
vital zenith
I looked up what big game species would be in Arkansas: If done right this reserve could serve as not only a second home for Rocky Mountain Elk but also Alligator alongside white-tail, wild hog, black bear and eastern turkey and all that waterfowl
vital zenith
Here is a rough list of potential species for an Arkansas Waterfowl Reserve that I put together from what I could find online and I tried to make sure the list was waterfowl heavy but it is only a list of potential species and is likely to get trimmed down a fair bit
- Big Game (6)
- White-tailed Deer
- Rocky Mountain Elk
- American Alligator
- Black Bear
- Eastern Turkey
- Wild Hog
- Upland Game (5)
- American Crow
- Mourning Dove
- Eurasian Collared Dove
- Northern Bobwhite Quail
- Small Game (10)
- Raccoon
- Grey Squirrel
- Fox Squirrel
- Swamp Rabbit
- Woodchuck
- American Beaver
- Nutria
- Striped Skunk
- River Otter
- Grey Fox
- Waterfowl & Marsh Birds (23)
- Mallard
- American Black Duck
- Wood Duck
- Northern Pintail
- Northern Shoveler
- Green-winged Teal
- Blue-winged Teal
- American Wigeon
- Greater White-fronted Goose aka Specklebellies
- Snow Goose (Blue Geese as a Variation)
- Ross Goose
- Canada Goose
- Common Merganser
- Hooded Merganser
- Redhead Duck
- Canvasback
- Buffleheads
- Ring-necked Duck
- Common Gallinule
- Virginia Rail
- Sora Rail
- American Woodcock
- Wilson's Snipe
twin thorn
I do believe American Alligator are protected in Arkansas.