Hunting North Dakota

	Hunting in North Dakota From upland game to big game, you'll find your prize at Camel's Hump Lodge. Hunt the lodge's private land or explore the nearly one million acres of public land open to hunting in North Dakota. Camel's Hump Lodge is located within specific North Dakota Hunting units, although there are other units nearby that contain a LOT of public land!

Small Game Hunting in North Dakota
Ring-Necked Pheasant Hunting in North Dakota	Pheasants are plentiful in the prairies surrounding the Lodge. Season for male pheasants begins in mid-autumn and ends in early winter. See the official North Dakota Game and Fish web site below for regulations, season, and bag limit information. Season and Possession Limit


Sharp-Tailed Grouse Hunting in North Dakota	Sharp-Tailed Grouse, as well as Hungarian Partridge range throughout the western North Dakota region. Both species prefer open areas, farmland and brush. The season generally runs from early fall to early winter. Season and Possession Limit


Turkey Hunting in North Dakota	Wild Turkey hunting is available to North Dakota residents who acquire a license through the state license lottery. The fall season is open for both tom and hen turkeys. The spring season is only open to bearded (tom) turkeys. Apply for unit 17 if you wish to hunt on our land. Spring Turkey Hunting Guide Fall Turkey Hunting Guide


Big Game Hunting in North Dakota
Elk Hunting in North Dakota	North Dakota residents selected by a random lottery are eligible to hunt antlered or antlerless elk. Use the Elk Hunting Guide link below for specific details. Kevin Fugere harvested the #2 Boone & Crockett non-typical bull elk just 4 miles from Camel's Hump Lodge in 1997! Elk hunting units in our area are E3 and E4. Elk Hunting Guide


White-Tailed Deer Hunting in North Dakota	White-tailed deer hunting is available to residents and nonresidents. In the North Dakota Badlands, white-tailed deer tend to be found at the lower elevations. Camel's Hump is located in unit 4B for deer hunting. Deer Hunting Guide


Mule Deer Hunting in North Dakota	Mule deer inhabit the rocky uplands of the western North Dakota region. Hunting is open to residents and nonresidents. Camel's Hump is located in unit 4B for deer hunting. Deer Hunting Guide


Pronghorn Antelope Hunting in North Dakota	Gun hunting is open to North Dakota residents only. Nonresidents are eligible for bow hunting licenses. Camel's Hump is located in Pronghorn unit 1A. Antelope Hunting Guide


Other Species to Hunt in North Dakota
Coyote Hunting in North Dakota	Coyote range throughout the state, and may be hunted year around. Coyote Hunting Guide


Prairie Dog Hunting in North Dakota	The southwest corner of North Dakota is open to prairie dog hunting all year to residents and nonresidents. Prairie Dog Hunting Guide

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Hunting in North Dakota