North Carolina Duck Hunts

Northeast North Carolina has been known for its duck hunting with the Currituck Sound being no exception. For over four generations, my family has been guiding on bodies of water such as Coinjock Bay, North River, and the Currituck Sound. North Carolina’s duck hunting has been on a rising demand for all hunters. We at Fourth Generation Outfitters specialize in waterfowl hunting. A short boat ride will take you to one of our large blinds ranging from open water to marsh blinds. We also hunt from a float blind called a scissor-rig, or our 1-2 man Layout Boats. Hunting location is determined by the guides and is based off of weather conditions. Some of the ducks you can expect to see are puddle ducks such as teal, wigeon, gadwall, mallards, and black ducks. Also divers such as blackheads, ringnecks, buffleheads, canvasbacks, and redheads. Our duck seasons consist of a 2 day season in October, and starts again in November with a 3 week break in December and continues until January 31st.

We only allow four hunters per guide to ensure safety. During bad weather, or on late season hunts when birds are staging in one area. Guides may tag team the two groups together. This allows both groups equal success.

All North Carolina Duck Hunts end at 1:00 pm, as this allows time for scouting in the afternoons.