Show Up Ready
The Checklist
We handle the decoys, blinds, calls, and scouting. Here's what to bring so your only job is shooting straight.
Licenses & Legal
Required before you hunt
- North Dakota nonresident small game license
- Federal Migratory Bird Stamp (Duck Stamp)
- HIP registration (free, done with license)
- Hunter safety certificate if born after 1961
- Photo ID
Guns & Ammo
Bring your own
- 12 or 20 gauge shotgun, plugged to 3 shells
- Steel / non-toxic shot only (BB–#2 geese, #2–#4 ducks)
- 3–4 boxes of shells per hunting day
- Gun case for travel
- Choke tubes (modified is money)
Clothing
Match the season you booked
- Full camo — field patterns (browns/tans)
- Waterproof insulated boots
- Layers: base, mid, waterproof shell
- Late season: heavy gloves, beanie, face cover, hand warmers
- Early season: light camo, sunscreen, sunglasses
We've Got Covered
Leave these at home
- Full decoy spreads & blinds
- Calls & flagging
- Daily scouting
- Trained retrievers
- Lodging & guidance start to finish
Forget something? No sweat — there are towns close to the lodge where you can grab shells, gloves, licenses, and any other necessities before the morning flight.
Questions on gear or licensing? Call us — we walk every first-timer through it.
Call (701) 400-3704