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However, those who focus on edge cover tend to find the best hunting. Along waterways, such as creeks, streams, rivers and lakes offer great hunting opportunities, too. Regardless of the specific pursuit, those who have the best luck tend to focus on remote walk-in areas.

Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge in the north/central part of the state offers public whitetail hunting and has rolling sand hills and some heavy timber. If you hunt there, you probably won't see another hunter for a day or more.

Contact information for clerks of district court is available at ndcourts.gov/court-locations. File your completed name change documents with the Clerk of District Court in the North Dakota county where you have resided for at least 6 months before filing the Petition. Note: You'll be asked to pay an $80.00 filing fee.

The #1 county overall is Buffalo County with 150 entries in the record book, Crawford County ranks #9 with 58 entries, Trempealeau County ranks #11 with 55 entries, Vernon County ranks #14 with 54 entries, Richland County ranks #18 with 48 entries, and Sauk County ranks #19 with 47 entries.

There are many areas of North Dakota that are hotspots for both hunting and fishing in a single destination. Devils Lake is known for its amazing fishing and waterfowl hunting. Lake Sakakawea's walleye fishing has been historic and the upland game hunting opportunities around have been very strong for many years.

Burleigh, McHenry, McKenzie, McLean, Mountrail, Ward, and Williams counties are some of the best. Public-land hunters should take advantage of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department's PLOTS PROGRAM. This is private land open to sportsmen. There are other types of public, too, totaling about 2 million acres.