Dakota winds hunting invites you to hunt the beautiful plains of southwest North Dakota and have a great chance at a trophy whitetail, mule deer, or pronghorn antelope.  If you’ve never experienced North Dakota deer hunting, you can come here and have a chance at both species of deer as well as plenty of antelope.

We hunt on over 10,000 acres of private land which has been managed to produce trophy animals.  Most of the deer hunting will be done out of ground blinds and spot and stalk methods.  The antelope are on the open plains and will be hunted in ground blinds by water sources or by decoying them within shooting range.

Antelope and whitetail deer bow tags can be bought over the counter.   Mule deer bow tags are on a first come first serve basis.

Deer rifle tags can be purchased from an outfitter if they are able to draw the tags or else you need to apply on a lottery system.  Deadline to apply is june 8th  – if you want more information check out the ND Game & Fish Website.  Persons born after 1961 must complete a certified hunter education course and show proof of certification when buying or applying for hunting licenses (official courses offered by other states and Canadian provinces meet these requirements).

Pricing (per person) – plus 5% sales tax.

North Dakota Antelope Bow Hunts – 4 days / 5 nights $1500
North Dakota Whitetail Deer and Mule Deer Bow Hunts – 4 days / 5 nights $1600
North Dakota Whitetail Deer & Mule Deer Rifle Hunts – 4 days / 5 nights $1700
North Dakota Antelope Rifle Hunts – 4 days / 5 nights $1700

Refund Policy:

A 50% non-refundable deposit (per hunter) is required at time of booking. *Due to the nature of our business if you cancel your hunt, or one or more of your guests drops out, those deposit(s) are non-refundable. We do not apply “next season” credits, or issue any refunds, for any reason. *Deposits of no-shows will not be refunded or applied towards another person in the groups hunt. *If you have booked specific days and decide not to hunt those days because of weather etc. you will still be charged for those days as we cannot predict the weather when you book your hunt.

See some of the pictures below of our North Dakota deer hunting.

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We invite you to come out and stay with us and witness large numbers of big game on the vast ND prairie.

September 2012

2: Deer and pronghorn bow seasons open(tentative)
16: Youth deer season opens (tentative)

November 2012

1: Daylight Savings Time ends – Set clocks back 1 hour
4: Deer gun season opens (tentative)
25: Muzzleloader season opens (tentative)

North Dakota pheasant hunting is something every wingshooter should experience at some time in his or her life. The wide open spaces of the prairie brings you back to a more simpler time and place. A place where the rolling grasses are teaming with wild game and that hasn’t been spoiled by man. Since we can offer over 10,000 acres of quality hunting land, you’ll be able to experience all aspects of upland hunting.

We offer world class pheasant hunts in North Dakota.

Most days you’ll witness hundreds, if not thousands of flushing pheasants, partridge, grouse, as well big game. We want you to experience some world-class North Dakota pheasant hunting as only we can offer. We welcome you to our farm this next fall.

We have over 10,000 acres of CRP, creek bottom land, cat tail sloughs, milo, millet, and corn food plots.

Licensing
All hunters will require to be licensed.  You can purchase your license on line and get more information at: http://gf.nd.gov/ Persons born after 1961 must complete a certified hunter education course and show proof of certification when buying or applying for hunting licenses (official courses offered by other states and Canadian provinces meet these requirements).

Safety
As with any sport, hunting has it’s own risks.  These risks can be minimized by following some simple safety rules.  By following these rules, you can be assured a safe, exciting, and fun-filled hunt.

BLAZE ORANGE is required to be worn at all times while hunting.
NO ALCOHOL allowed DURING the hunts.
SHOOTING GLASSES are highly recommended.

Ammunition and Supplies
We recommend the following gauge and shot size to minimize the number of wounded birds:

• 12 gauge 1 1/4 oz. to 1 1/2 oz. (4,5) shot
• 20 gauge 3″ magnums (4,5) shot

Not included in the hunting packages:

• License
• Shells
• Liquor
• Hunting gear
• Gratuity for the guides
• Bird cleaning and vacuum packaging (available @ $6.00 per bird)
• Meals

Supplies Available On Site
We have the following supplies on hand for purchase:

• Shooting glasses (highly recommended)
• Shells
• Hunter orange clothing and hats
• Clay pigeons
• Vacuum pack bags

Booking

• A 50% non-refundable deposit (per hunter) is required at the time of booking.
• Cash or check accepted.
• 4% service charge on credit card transactions.
• December and January hunts; $50 discount per day on package hunts.
• Guided hunts include dog.
• You may clean your own birds, or bird cleaning and vacuum packaging available @ $6.00 per bird

Refund Policy:

*Due to the nature of our business if you cancel your hunt, or one or more of your guests drops out, those deposit(s) are non-refundable. We do not apply “next season” credits, or issue any refunds, for any reason. *Deposits of no-shows will not be refunded or applied towards another person in the groups hunt. *If you have booked specific days and decide not to hunt those days because of weather etc. you will still be charged for those days as we cannot predict the weather when you book your hunt.

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September 2012 Seasons

1: Mourning dove season opens(tentative)
10: Sharptailed-grouse, Hungarian partridge, ruffed grouse, and tree squirrel seasons open (tentative)

October 2012

1-2: Youth pheasant season(tentative)
8: Ring-necked pheasant, fall turkey, and pinnated grouse (prairie chicken) seasons open (tentative)
8:fall turkey season opens(tentative)