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For those that choose to use a guide, the only outfitter I recommend in the whole state is Senoir Goslings out of Maxbass (NW of Minot). Pete Ressler (lodge owner) is a nice guy and I grew up with one of the head guides (Gage Dargen).

They don't lease any land but are strategically place in the area of 3 refuges.

http://www.ndgeese.com

 

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I think they concentrate pretty heavily on ducks/blacks when the snow numbers are down. Considering how many ducks roost on the 3 fuges, there's always good duck hunting to be had in the fields.

But times are a changing in ND as far as snow goose hunting...so it looks like they're going with the flow:

http://www.north-dakota-duck-hunting.com

 

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Ya Todd's a pretty straight up guy, finally got around to talking with him recently. We frequent the same site's.

Old Hunter, Pete doesn't do the booking, Mike does. If I remember correctly, Mike also runs a canoeing lodge in N. Minnesota and has more time for the books. In the fall you'll only see Pete running the lodge.

Like I said before, they don't lease any land so they don't limit anyone's hunting oppurtunities. I have no problem passing their name along, considering there will always be a few who will chose to go with a guide no matter what.