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Whitetail Hunting

907 Acres at Cottonwood Grove Farm in Kensal, ND

Starting Price$100 / Guest

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Upland Bird Hunt

2,650 Acres at 3 Lazy S Ranch in Saint Michael, ND

Starting Price$75 / Guest

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Waterfowl Hunt

3,515 Acres at Hungryman Butte Ranch in Manning, ND

Starting Price$125 / Guest

1 Day

1 Guest

DIY Archery Whitetail Hunt

100 Acres at Pembina Farm in Pembina, ND

Starting Price$100 / Guest

1 Day

1 Guest

3-Day Upland Bird Hunt

360 Acres at Larocque Farm in Rolette, ND

Price$225 / Guest

3 Days

1 Guest

Mule Deer Hunt

2,200 Acres at Stroh Hereford Ranch in Killdeer, ND

Starting Price$600 / Guest

3 Days

1 Guest

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Popular species to hunt in North Dakota

North Dakota, a hunter's paradise, offers an impressive array of game species that attract both seasoned and novice hunters alike. The state is renowned for its white-tailed deer population, which thrives in the diverse habitats ranging from the lush river valleys to the rugged Badlands. Hunters can also pursue mule deer, a larger and more elusive species found predominantly in western North Dakota. For those interested in bird hunting, North Dakota's vast prairies are home to sharp-tailed grouse and Hungarian partridge, while the state's numerous wetlands attract migratory waterfowl such as ducks and geese in droves. Pheasant hunting is another popular pursuit, with hunters flocking to the state for its annual pheasant season. The expansive grasslands provide ideal habitat for these colorful birds. Additionally, North Dakota has a healthy population of wild turkeys spread across its forested regions. For a unique hunting experience, one can even try their hand at hunting pronghorn antelope or bighorn sheep in the western part of the state. Each species presents its own set of challenges and rewards, making North Dakota a diverse hunting destination that caters to various interests and skill levels.

Popular counties to hunt in North Dakota

One of the top counties for hunting is Slope County, known for its abundant mule deer population. The rugged terrain and plentiful food sources make it an ideal habitat for these creatures. Another popular county is Stutsman County, where white-tailed deer thrive in the prairies and woodlands. For waterfowl hunters, Kidder County is a prime destination. Its numerous lakes and wetlands attract a variety of ducks and geese, making it a waterfowler's paradise. If you're after upland game birds like pheasants or grouse, look no further than Emmons County with its mix of grasslands and croplands providing excellent cover and food for these species. McKenzie County offers unparalleled opportunities for antelope hunting due to its expansive grasslands that these animals favor. Remember to always check local regulations before planning your hunting trip as they can vary from county to county.

Popular hunting methods in North Dakota

One popular method is stand hunting, where hunters perch in tree stands or ground blinds near food sources or trails. This method requires patience and stealth but can yield impressive results, especially during deer season. For those seeking a more active approach, spot and stalk hunting is prevalent in North Dakota's rolling prairies. Here, hunters use their keen observation skills to spot game from a distance, then carefully stalk their prey while staying downwind. Waterfowl hunting is another specialty in North Dakota due to its numerous wetlands attracting ducks and geese during migration seasons. Hunters often use decoys and calls to attract these birds within shooting range. Predator calling is popular for coyote and fox hunting. This method involves mimicking the sounds of prey animals or distressed predators to lure these cunning creatures into the open. Regardless of the method chosen, all hunters in North Dakota must adhere to ethical practices and regulations set by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. This ensures sustainable hunting that respects the balance of nature while providing thrilling outdoor adventures.

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