There are many different hunting trips you can take across the U.S., depending on the season and how well you’re willing to wrap up against the elements.

However, before you leave for your hunting adventure, you want to take all the right hunting gear with you and fine the best browning rifles for sale too. Make sure to bring your whistle, warm clothing and the right waterproof hunting boots to protect your feet when it’s wet or cold underfoot.

Here are the 3 best hunting trips we could find in the US.

Duck Hunting in Arkansas

Over at Commander’s Corner in Wilmot, you can find that duck hunting is a local pastime. Waterfowl is found throughout the Arkansas state making this duck hunting country for people who think they’re accurate and fast enough. Should you get one on target, then your retriever is allowed to come with you to bring back what it can find from the hunt.

The lodgings are located near to the hunting location with well-appointed rooms, Wi-Fi access, Southern hospitality and a comfortable place to relax.

There are various licenses required for hunting in the state. These include an Arkansas non-resident waterfowl stamp and either a 5-day small game license for hunting or an annual pass for non-residents. Check with Commander’s Corner to see what the latest requirements are to ensure you have your paperwork ready before you travel.

Elk Hunting in Montana

The Rocky Mountains are the setting for an elk hunt that takes place mostly on horseback. Camping like Lewis & Clark, you’ll be able to lay down in tents, enjoy campfires, and look at the clear skies for stars lighting up the night sky.

Using horses instead of hunting elk on foot, you get to cover more ground without exhausting your feet and coming back home with blisters for your trouble. The elk are a large beast, so accuracy is more important than speed on this hunt. People who enjoy taking their time to get everything just right will have a good time here. Moving through a big country, you’ll enjoy spectacular views as you attempt to track down the elk.

Pronghorn in Wyoming

When wanting to hunt for Pronghorn, Wyoming is the state to visit because it has more of them than anywhere else in the United States. Pronghorns are mostly out in the open, even moving near the highway at times. They’re fast, but also large prey. They’ve been hunted for hundreds of years including the Native Americans, cowboys, and anyone else who dared to try.

You’ll need to be sure what land you have a right to access in Wyoming and then get your permit application into the Wyoming Game & Fish site near the beginning of the year. Once you have your permit, start making plans.

Going on a hunting trip takes a good amount of planning ahead of time. You cannot just show up and expect to be allowed to hunt. The right gear and relevant permissions is required within the state to do the kind of hunting that you’re planning, so it pays to check out all the requirements first.