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North Dakota hunters have a great passion for the outdoors. The opening of a hunting season is often treated like a holiday for many families. There's a reason not only North Dakota hunters, but thousands from other states, show such passion. Hunting opportunities across the state range from upland game birds to an array of big-game species to abundant waterfowl.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is your resource for resident and non-resident licenses and fees.
Tentative 2010 Waterfowl Hunting Seasons
Early Canada Goose Call
Ducks Sept. 25 or Oct. 2
Geese Sept. 25 or Oct. 2
Tundra Swan Oct. 2
Tentative 2010 Upland Game Seasons
Dove Sept. 1
Sandhill Crane Sept. 18
Sharp-Tailed Grouse Sept. 11
Hungarian Partridge Sept. 11
Tree Squirrels Sept. 11
Ruffed Grouse Sept. 11
Ring-necked Pheasant Oct. 9
Tentative 2010 Big Game Hunting Seasons
Deer Bow Sept. 3
Pronghorn Bow Sept. 3
Bighorn Sheep Call
Pronghorn Gun Oct. 1
Elk* Call
Deer Gun Nov. 5
Moose* Call
*Notes residents only
The North Dakota Professional Guides and Outfitters Association is a useful source for locating professional hunting guides.
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