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Ducks, coots, and mergansers: October 2-5, November 16-December 2, and December 14-January 31. Daily bags are limited to six ducks total. Sea ducks (limited to special areas): November 23 through January 31. Each hunter can bag five sea ducks daily.

You can go out with an experienced waterfowl hunter and shoot different fowl on the Outer Banks. Depending on the season, you can expect to catch sea ducks, light and dark geese, tundra swan, ducks, and coots.

The precise starting and closing hunting dates vary from year to year, but here are the most updated OBX duck hunting seasons and limits: Ducks, Coots, and Mergansers. o October 2nd - 5th. o November 16th – December 2nd. o December 14th – January 31st. o Daily bags are limited to six ducks total . Sea Ducks. o November 23rd – January 31st

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Duck hunting season in the Outer Banks is open from October through early March, depending on the type of duck you plan to hunt. Be sure to apply for specific permits as needed. Hunting hours begin a half-hour before sunrise and end at sunset.

Throughout March, you may still spot a few migratory wildfowl - Geese, Coots, Grebes, and Tundra Swans, along with a wide range of ducks. But by April, these seasonal visitors have already left for points north. Now songbirds, shorebirds, and wading birds fly in to take their place.

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Jan 29, 2014 · There were hundreds of American Coots, more pintails, shovelers, and Tundra Swans, plus Canada Geese and a few Blue-winged Teals. Birds of prey soared overhead, looking for their next meal. Every so often, a Northern Harrier would buzz the water, and the ducks and geese would be up like a shot.

Check out our seasonal wildlife guide to Cape Hatteras to discover what you might see on your next trip to the OBX. The Outer Banks come alive in the spring as the wildlife emerges from cozy hideaways and returns from trips south.