Waterfowl · North Dakota

Guided waterfowl hunts in North Dakota: outfitters and guides

Waterfowl guides sell a seat in a blind or field spread, so the questions that matter are about the water or field, decoy spread, retrievers, party size and which public or private land the hunt is on.

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  • 4hunt types
  • 3regions
  • 0Sponsored

Waterfowl in North Dakota at a glance

What the North Dakota agency lists for waterfowl

From NDGF - North Dakota Hunting Seasons, NDGF - Hunting Lotteries, read October 24, 2026. Seasons, units and quotas change every year; the agency's current regulations decide. See the North Dakota draw deadlines.

Service levels for waterfowl in North Dakota

Waterfowl outfitters in North Dakota by service level
Service levelWhat it means hereOutfittersWho
Guided A guide accompanies the hunter in the field. Lodging, meals and transport may or may not be included, so read the contract. 3 Bry's Guide Service, Stringers Outfitters, Whisky Creek Waterfowl
Fully outfitted The outfitter supplies the guide plus camp or lodging, meals and field logistics (for example vehicles or boats) as one package. 5 Baldhill Creek Adventures, Mouse River Outfitters, Northern Flight Guide Service (Woodland Resort), Ringneck Resort, Rolling Plains Adventures
Semi-guided Guide help is partial: for example scouting, a shared guide, or help only at set points such as stand placement or recovery. – none listed
Drop camp The outfitter sets up or drops off a camp and transports hunters and gear, but does not guide the hunt. – none listed

Hunt types offered

Waterfowl in North Dakota: outfitters per hunt type and service level
Hunt typeGuidedFully outfittedSemi-guidedDrop campListingsSponsored
Wingshooting35––8–
Archery–2––2–
Rifle–1––1–
Youth and novice–1––1–
Total (a listing counts in each row it matches)39––12–

Home regions in North Dakota

North Dakota outfitter licensing, with sources: licensing in North Dakota. All species: guided hunts in North Dakota.

Questions to ask a North Dakota waterfowl outfitter

Outfitters offering waterfowl in North Dakota

Filter the 8 outfitters below. Pick one option in each group; if nothing shows, no listing matches all of them.

Hunt type
Service level
BC

Baldhill Creek Adventures

Fully outfitted

Small family lodge near Luverne in the Sheyenne River and Baldhill Creek valleys, established in 2003, offering all-inclusive guided pheasant,…

Upland birdsWaterfowlWhitetail deerWingshooting

Baldhill Creek Adventures website

License not checked: North Dakota requires a guide/outfitter license and has no public lookup. Confirm with the outfitter.

BG

Bry's Guide Service

Guided

Devils Lake fishing and hunting guide service run by Mark Bry, offering guided fall duck and goose hunts and spring snow goose hunts, with optional…

WaterfowlWingshooting

Bry's Guide Service website

License not checked: North Dakota requires a guide/outfitter license and has no public lookup. Confirm with the outfitter.

MR

Mouse River Outfitters

Fully outfitted

Kramer-based guide service offering guided goose and duck hunts plus sandhill crane, tundra swan, sharp-tailed grouse, partridge and pheasant hunts,…

WaterfowlUpland birdsWhitetail deerWingshootingArchery+2

Mouse River Outfitters website

License not checked: North Dakota requires a guide/outfitter license and has no public lookup. Confirm with the outfitter.

RR

Ringneck Resort

Fully outfitted

Streeter-based lodge with access to 5,000+ acres of private CRP and cropland in south-central North Dakota, offering guided wild pheasant, duck and…

Upland birdsWaterfowlWhitetail deerWingshootingArchery

Ringneck Resort website

License not checked: North Dakota requires a guide/outfitter license and has no public lookup. Confirm with the outfitter.

RP

Rolling Plains Adventures

Fully outfitted

Lodge operation near McKenzie with over 20,000 private acres, offering guided pheasant, duck and goose, whitetail, coyote and bison hunts with…

Upland birdsWaterfowlWhitetail deerPredatorsWingshooting

Rolling Plains Adventures website

License not checked: North Dakota requires a guide/outfitter license and has no public lookup. Confirm with the outfitter.

SO

Stringers Outfitters

Guided

Devils Lake fishing guide outfit that also runs guided waterfowl day trips and spring snow goose hunts, with optional lodging.

WaterfowlWingshooting

Stringers Outfitters website

License not checked: North Dakota requires a guide/outfitter license and has no public lookup. Confirm with the outfitter.

WC

Whisky Creek Waterfowl

Guided

Northeast North Dakota crew running fully guided early-goose, regular-season and late-season duck and goose hunts in the prairie pothole region,…

WaterfowlPredatorsWingshooting

Whisky Creek Waterfowl website

License not checked: North Dakota requires a guide/outfitter license and has no public lookup. Confirm with the outfitter.

Compare side by side

Waterfowl outfitters in North Dakota
Outfitter Service level Species Hunt types License on file Verified
Baldhill Creek Adventures Fully outfitted Upland birds, Waterfowl, Whitetail deer Wingshooting Not checked
Bry's Guide Service Guided Waterfowl Wingshooting Not checked
Mouse River Outfitters Fully outfitted Waterfowl, Upland birds, Whitetail deer Wingshooting, Archery, Rifle, Youth and novice Not checked
Northern Flight Guide Service (Woodland Resort) Fully outfitted Waterfowl Wingshooting Not checked
Ringneck Resort Fully outfitted Upland birds, Waterfowl, Whitetail deer Wingshooting, Archery Not checked
Rolling Plains Adventures Fully outfitted Upland birds, Waterfowl, Whitetail deer, Predators Wingshooting Not checked
Stringers Outfitters Guided Waterfowl Wingshooting Not checked
Whisky Creek Waterfowl Guided Waterfowl, Predators Wingshooting Not checked

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Frequently asked questions

Who offers guided waterfowl hunts in North Dakota?

Baldhill Creek Adventures, Bry's Guide Service, Mouse River Outfitters, Northern Flight Guide Service (Woodland Resort), Ringneck Resort, Rolling Plains Adventures, Stringers Outfitters, and Whisky Creek Waterfowl. The service-level table above shows which are guided, fully outfitted, semi-guided or drop-camp.

What should I ask a North Dakota waterfowl outfitter?

Is the hunt on private land, public land or both, and what covers the guiding on public land? How many hunters per blind, and are retrievers provided?

How do I check a North Dakota outfitter's license?

Start with North Dakota Game and Fish Department. See the North Dakota section on its state page for what we could confirm and the date we read it.