Our Guides

Zach "Duxman" Fahlberg has been a guide for 11 years now. Zach is co-owner of Duxmen Outfitters Inc. and also works in Jonesboro, AR as an Account Executive in advertising. He lives, eats and breathes duck hunting to say the least, earning the nickname "Duxman". He has guided duck and goose hunters for 11 years now in addition to running Mallard Masters Hunting club in college years. Zach hunts with his golden retriever named Maximus. Duck hunting is a way of life in the winter time. I know the areas we hunt like the back of my hand and have put my time in to know every blind we hunt to ensure you plenty of birds during your hunt. Hard work, dedication, scouting birds, doing your homework, the right calling, the right pit locations, and having the proper equipment are all keys in being a successful guide. I will accept nothing less.

 
Spencer Jeu has been guiding for 6 years now and is also co-owner of Duxmen Outfittes Inc. He born in central Arkansas, but grew up hunting along the delta and in the Northeast Arkansas area. His first duck hunt was when he was 4 years old on the St. Francis River, just 30 miles away from Jonesboro. Since then he has been addicted and lives for duck hunting. Duck hunting is a way of life and he is out either hunting or scouting 55 to 60 days of the season. Spencer just completed his Masters Degree in Business Administration and also guides. "I promise that I will work hard and do my part so that you have a successful Arkansas style duck hunting experience."
 
Tyler Barber was born and raised in North Little Rock Arkansas and has been chasin' ducks since he was 13 years old. On his first duck hunt they only killed two wood ducks but he had an experience that would change his life forever. Since then he has been chasin' ducks all over Arkansas and has found the passion of his life - killin' ducks. His favorite place to hunt is in green timber and putting birds right in your face. He is a Senior at Arkansas State University and is majoring in criminology, and hopes of someday becoming a police officer. I assure you, you will get the full Arkansas duck hunting experience when hunting with Tyler.

 
C.W. "Dub" Toombs has been guiding duck hunts for 12 years. He was born and raised in Northeast Arkansas and started hunting the same area when he was 7 years old. At the age of 11 his parents bought him his first dozen decoys and a duck call for christmas. The next day he was sitting by himself in a rice field and has been chasing ducks regularly ever since, even hunting 52 out of the 60 day Arkansas duck season. In 1998 he began working part-time, while still in school, for Tony Kurc guiding duck hunts and has been guiding ever since. C.W. served as a K-9 police officer, swat officer and narcotics officer for several years but left to chase his dream of being an ag-pilot, which is his current job in the spring and summer. "Duck and goose hunting is my passion! Arkansas style duck hunting is my specialty!"
 
Allen Lindgren is from Burlington, Iowa. Allen will be bringing his love for waterfowl and making duck calls to Duxmen Outfitters, Inc in the Fall of 2010. Back in Iowa he hunts the Mississippi River with his male chocolate lab named Gunner and his female chocolate lab named Kodi. Allen does his own dog training, and turns out some fine hunting dogs. He also manufactures his own line of calls. He is the maker of A L "Calls of the Wild". He makes duck, goose, snow goose, wood duck and predator calls. He hand turns and hand tunes all of his calls and uses them out in the field with great success. He is very excited about joining the Duxmen team and looks foward in seeing you in a duck blind this fall.
 
Justin Little was born in Texarkana, but moved to central Arkansas at a young age. Justin is a new addition to the team and has been guiding for 3 years, but with Duxmen full time for 2 years. While growing up, deer hunting was something his family shared and did on a regular basis, but when he went duck hunting for the first time at age 11 he knew that was his passion. Justin always works hard and does his homework for his clients to have a good hunt. Having a successful and safe hunt is his main objective and he is not happy until ducks hit the water. He will do whatever it takes to kill ducks and looks forward to another successful season in the woods.