North Dakota Waterfowl Hunting Page- We have endorsed one North Dakota Duck Hunting Guide & Goose Hunting Outfitter

At HuntTheNorth.com we have been actively researching many of the top hunting guides and outfitters across the country since 2003. We have then hand picked a very select few of what we feel are “Quality Outfitters” in each state to endorse through our service. We have endorsed one specific North Dakota waterfowl hunting guide. Below is a detailed listing on the outfitter of our choice for you to review and contact. Enjoy reading why we have decided to endorse the following North Dakota Duck Hunting Outfitter.

Sincerely,

Dan Wennerlind
President
HuntTheNorth.com

North Dakota Waterfowl Hunts

As always Top Gun takes the approach to North Dakota waterfowl hunting as we do in all of our other locations.  Our scouting is not only a daily activity but a year round job that we watch the nesting and migratory patterns for the upcoming seasons. We scout based on the location of birds and also areas that we feel birds are going to funnel through before they arrive during the migration. Geese and especially Ducks change their habits every year to changing conditions such as water, food, hunting pressure, flooded areas, hail damaged crops, etc.

Our fall waterfowl hunts run from the first week of October thru the first week of December.  We hunt for geese in the morning (Canada's and Snow Geese) and ducks in the afternoon (Mallards, Pintails, Widgeon) unless you limit out in the morning on both. We field hunt 95% of the time to allow the water to hold birds. We also offer upland bird hunts to substitute the afternoon hunt (fair chase wild birds).

A Typical Day:

We offer several locations in North Dakota all which are within three hours of the Fargo airport.  Those areas are around the towns of: Devils Lake, Jamestown and Rugby, ND. When you arrive you will settle in the night before the hunt and in the morning where you will follow your guide to the field.  We use very large decoys sets for snow goose hunts that consist of high end windsocks (1200+).  Canada goose hunts are all full body decoys with flocking.  Mallard field hunts are full bodies or high end wind sock decoys (300+) for the late season push of the large concentration of mallards. We typically hunt geese in the morning and ducks in the afternoon. If we limit out on both ducks and geese in the morning, we will run an afternoon upland bird hunt.