North dakota outfitters license

Our hunts provide hunters with an opportunity to harvest a North Dakota trophy whitetail on our 2, acres of privately-owned and managed property—all season long.

To read more about our management program, click below. The herd is growing every year and this lets us have the option of ground blind sits or elevated treestand views. Whether it is a food plot, a hardwood travel route or a mix of both, every spot is a different feel with the possibility of your next trophy buck to show up just in time for you to punch that tag for the trip.

Our blinds are placed strategically to capitalize on shooting angles, timing and of course the most movement during your hunt. We use both fiberglass and mesh blinds, which allows us to have versatility throughout our long whitetail season. Our hang-on and ladder stands are generally used for the first half of the season but can be used any time—all of which feature lifelines for your safety from the minute you leave the ground to the time you step down.

No matter which method you prefer, you will have your own Ozonics scent elimination unit for the duration of your hunt to minimize interference with the deer around you.

We want nothing standing between you and your buck of a lifetime because at the end of the day, your success is our success. During those cold late season hunts, we will supply Heater Body Suits at no cost to our customers to help stop any wind and provide a great source of heat to stay as long as you need to fill your tag.

Since your tag is either-sex, we offer the option of filling your tag on a doe during your hunt, which benefits us greatly. This will help us keep the buck to doe ratio in check, but it also benefits the hunter as well. If you wish to harvest a doe with us, we will reimburse you for the full cost of your license and tag once your tag is filled. What is better than getting meat to take home and some money back at the same time? There is something to be said about adding in some turkey or predator action when on a deer hunt.

We have some large-sized turkeys around our deer areas, and with surplus over-the-counter tags, it only seems right to take advantage of it—season permitting of course. No added cost to your hunt, just cover the cost of the tag. Predator hunting is always appreciated and if you do harvest a coyote, we will reimburse you for the cost of a predator license, just like we do in our Doe Management Program. Spring Light goose license does not count against the day regular season license.

Early Canada Goose - required of all hunters regardless of age for the early Canada goose season. Ages 16 and older also need a federal waterfowl stamp. Nonresidents under age 16 can purchase license at resident fee if their state has youth reciprocity licensing with North Dakota.

Early Canada goose license does not count against the day regular season nonresident license. Fall Wild Turkey - after the first lottery has been held, if licenses remain, nonresidents may purchase a fall wild turkey license. Swan — waterfowl license also required. Swan tags will not be mailed until other required licenses are purchased.

Nongame, allows taking unprotected species such as prairie dog, skunk, rabbits and ground squirrels. Nonresidents Reciprocal Trapping License - North Dakota offers a reciprocal trapping includes snaring license to nonresidents whose home state allows North Dakota residents to trap. Nonresidents having this license may not take bobcats, mountain lions, fishers or river otter. A nonresident must select Zone 1 or Zone 2 for one seven-day period and Zone 3 for the other seven-day period or Zone 3 for the full 14 days or two seven-day periods or Zones 1 and 3 concurrently for the same 7-day period or zones 2 and 3 concurrently for the same 7-day period.

This option effectively reduces the license to seven days only, as the two 7-day periods are run at the same time. Required of all hunters ages 16 and older to hunt ducks, geese, swans, mergansers, brant and coot.