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Welcome to Hunt Dakota!YOUTH ARE WELCOME! Hunt Dakota has 14,000 acres of land for you to hunt in the heart of the prairie pothole region. This area is the largest duck factory in North America. At the opening of the season we have local ducks, and as time goes on, migrating ducks, with enough big water and fields to pull them in. This year we have peas, wheat, and sunflowers. Ducks that are common to our area include Blue Bill, Ring-necks, Buffleheads, Canvasbacks, Redheads, Mallards, Pintails, Gadwalls, Spoonbill (Northern Shoveler), and Wigeons. Crane are common and are seen by Horsehead Lake on the southern end of our land, in our fields around the main yard, and up in the pea fields next to the rough virgin prairie we have. Crane hunting is noted as one of the most challenging hunts. Pheasant are in abundance, and there are Sharp Tail Grouse all over our native grass hills. If goose is your hunt, the numbers are staggering. Snow geese (blue geese), Canada geese, Giant Canada geese, Greater White Fronted geese (Speckle Belly), and Ross geese are some of the geese that nest here, or migrate through. White Tail deer and coyotes are everywhere. This is like paradise if you're a hunter. It's like punishment if you're a shopper. |
Recent News
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Wet summer.
We’re wetter than usual in Kidder County this summer. Hayfields are growing back, but many potholes are still holding water.

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Pheasant broods.
Pheasant broods are an everyday site while haying; chicks are often seen trailing the parents.

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Duck numbers on the rise.
In the June 16 Bismarck Tribune article by Brian Gehring, Mike Johnson, waterfowl biologist for the Game and Fish Department, says duck numbers are up 85 percent from the long-term average. See the article at bismarcktribune.com




