If you've never hunted ducks in North Dakota, you're missing out. The prairie potholes provide an abundance of habitat that draws an innumerable amount of waterfowl through the region during hunting season. If you've ever wanted to see the skies black with ducks, you need to make a plan to hunt North Dakota. From a recent article from the North Dakota website: "North Dakota has approximately 800,000 acres of private land open to public walk-in hunting, so hunters have plenty of land open to the public, including wildlife management areas, PLOTS (Private Lands Open to Sportsmen), state school lands and more than 230,000 aces of waterfowl production areas." Click in the link below to read the full article.