North Carolina Duck Hunting
Fairfield, NC
1-7 Guests • Cabin • Private • Guided
Description
Duck Hunts Lake Matamuskeet Area
We rotate the hunts on our impoundments, so each impoundment is only hunted two days per week. On other days we rotate between marsh hunts or our lake impoundment hunts depending on the weather. After your hunt our guides will clean and package your ducks for the ride home at no charge.
The Property
Our camp property is located between Lake Mattamuskeet and the Kilkenny farmland to the north, bordering the intercostal waterway for over 2 miles. This is a natural flyway for the ducks and swans.
We hunt flooded timber, the marshlands along the Intercoastal waterway, and flooded impoundments. We plant rice and corn in our impoundments to bring the ducks in.
Our impoundments border Lake Mattamuskeet on the south and west sides and along the Intercoastal waterway.
We have thousands of acres available for our hunts. For our hunters that book 2-day hunts, after limiting out in the morning we offer an afternoon deer hunt over one of our green fields at no charge, space permitting.
Your Duck Hunt
On a one-day hunt, you come in the night before and hunt the next morning. If there is availability, for an additional charge, you can have an afternoon hunt as well.
On a two-day hunt, you hunt the morning and afternoon of the first day and the morning of the second day.
An additional night’s stay after your hunt, if space is available, is an additional fee per person.
Upon arrival and unloading your gear, we usually have a social hour around the bonfire to give you time to unwind after your travels. On Friday nights we have our traditional oyster roast (in season).
Then it's to the lodge for a hearty meal prepared by our cook.
After a continental breakfast in the morning, your guide will take you to your blind, only minutes from the lodge; and stay with you for your hunt. He can call for you or if you prefer you can break out your own call.
We can accommodate groups of up to 13 hunters.
You are more than welcome to bring your retriever.
Accommodations
Full kitchen and comfortable living room. We have bunk-style sleeping quarters.
Each bedroom has a bath for your group. You will need to bring your personal toiletries and a towel for a hot shower. Each bed has a bottom sheet, pillow, and pillowcase. Bring a bedroll or sleeping bag.
We have a large mud room to hang your waders so they are warm and dry in the morning.
Base Price is per person/per day including meals and lodging. Add an afternoon hunt to a single-day reservation for an additional fee per hunter. Add additional nights’ stay based on availability.
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Base Price
$525.00 Per Person Per Experience
Please note that there is a 50% non-refundable deposit included with your booking fee. In case of cancellation, and in accordance with the Host's cancellation policy, the remaining 50% may be returned to you or applied towards rescheduling a future trip.
Amenities
- Experienced Local Guide
- Trained Dogs for Dog Hunt
- Baited Stands
- Ladder Stands
- Shooting Houses
- Meals and Lodging
- Transportation to and from Stand
- Assistance with Trophy Prep
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Gear List
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
- Persona Hunting Gear
- Valid Hunting License and Tags
- Overnight Supplies
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Rules & Guidelines
https://www.ncwildlife.org/hunting/laws-safety
All hunters 16 and older must obtain a valid hunting license. In order to purchase a North Carolina hunting license, you must produce a hunter education certificate or a license issued prior to July 1, 2013.
Any person hunting bear, feral swine, rabbit, squirrel, grouse, pheasant or quail with the use of firearms must wear a cap or hat made of hunter orange material or an outer garment of hunter orange visible from all sides. Anyone hunting deer during a deer firearms season, regardless of weapon, must wear hunter orange visible from all sides.
For other hunting regulations, visit the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission website.
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