North Carolina’s Outer Banks are truly an outdoorsman’s paradise. Very often there are so many excellent outdoor opportunities that deciding which to select can be a challenge. This is especially so when it comes to waterfowling in this beautiful expansive area. Foremost of what we offer is variety. Puddlers, divers, snow geese, swans or brant can be targeted on any given day. The guide service harvests 23 to 27 species of waterfowl per season. Typically a bag of 10 ducks will contain 7 different species! Hunting in this area is sure to yield a diverse harvest and a unique waterfowling experience.

Outer Banks Waterfowl is centered in the Oregon Inlet area and boasts unparalleled puddle duck opportunities. Situated between Bodie Island refuge to the north with Pea Island refuge to the south, our blinds have proven over the past 30 years to be some of the finest and most consistent in the country.

For swan hunts, a special North Carolina swan permit is required. Visit www.ncwildlife.org follow link at left to hunting and trapping, then follow link to permit opportunities (on right side of page), then open tundra swan permit application. There is a $10.00 fee to apply and the deadline is Oct. 1.

or you can call

888.248.6834

*** Camouflage clothing that will range from cool to cold rainy weather.

***Chest waders.

***Coolers to transport waterfowl home.

***Guns and ammo. Steel shot is more cost effective and we recommend #1 shot. In bismuth we recommend #2 shot and tungsten either #2 or #4 shot.

***Trained dogs are welcome but require advance notification.

It is an ocean front hotel with an indoor swimming pool, on site restaurant and is located in Kill Devil Hills.

Vic will book your room for you with the deposit you send him, with the balance due on arrival at the hotel. Should you need to contact them directly for special accommodations or any other information, you can do so at: 252-441-7126.

$220.00 per person covers blind, decoys, guide and retriever for the day. We require a $100.00 deposit/hunter. Advance deposits are applied to the last day of your hunting period. Deposits are refundable up to thirty days prior to your hunt. Balance of entire hunt is due upon arrival.