If you’re a waterfowl or upland bird hunter, you may want to make immediate plans for a great fall trip to North Dakota.
If you’ve never taken a Dakota safari, you’re in for a great hunting experience and a chance to see a part of the country that gets little tourist attention.
The ducks and pheasants aren’t there for the oil money, so you can count South Dakota as a best bet as well. Dakota bird hunts are known for warm, friendly hosts and huge flock numbers. An Eastern pheasant hunter will probably see a lifetime’s worth of roosters flush in a single day, and waterfowl flocks are tremendous.
Daniel Xu covers this story for OutdoorHub, and it’s all good news.
