North Dakota duck, goose, deer or Pheasant Hunting

Hunting has a deep history in Fullerton.  Into the 1870’s and 1880’s buffalo still roamed the pairies in this area. The last buffalo recorded to having been hunted in Dickey County was shot just outside of Fullerton. The hide of this buffalo has been preserved to the present.  As far back as 1889, when a big gopher hunt was held around Fullerton where the losers had to serve the winners supper on the veranda at the Carroll House, hunting has played a big role in the community and with the growth of North Dakota pheasant hunting burgeoning as an industry across the state, that role has only increased.

Fullerton hosts several hunting lodges in the area, but most well known for hunters to rent as a North Dakota hunting lodge is the Carroll House.  Many hunters already have land they are allowed to hunt, but they stay at the Carroll House while eating and socializing at the Ranch House just down the street.  If you don’t have land to hunt, but would like to stay at the Carroll House, we do have a list of  land in the area that is available to hunt, arrangements can be made with area landowners to find the best options for duck, goose, deer or pheasant hunting.    If you are in need of guided hunts, ask for information about area resources for that as well.