Hettinger county has long been recognized for its excellent hunting. We live in the center of what is arguably the best pheasant hunting in the United States. Contrary to rumor, there is plenty of open hunting land available to anyone who wants to hunt. Many local farmers cultivate habitat on their land for pheasant and they allow hunters access for a fee. Be advised that accommodations are at a premium during the opening of the various hunting seasons. Your stay will be more pleasant and hassle free if you have a place to stay arranged before you leave home. The towns of Hettinger county are filled with good, friendly people. Sportsmen are always welcome here and we hope your time with us is pleasant and rewarding.

Do you want to see what pheasant hunting is really like in Hettinger County?

The Mott Motel continues to be open for business. The recent change of ownership will not affect its use or availability to overnight guests, contrary to popular rumors.

YOUTH HUNTING

Land is available in the Mott area for youth hunting. This is a program
for boys and girls from twelve to eighteen years old and is sponsored by
the M.O.T.T group (box 37 Mott, North Dakota.) To use this land, written
permission must first be obtained. Call Ben Olien at 701-824-2243 or call
Fitterer Sales at 701-824-3149 and ask for Danny. Donations are
appreciated. 

Please read about Licensing and Regulations in North Dakota.

Click here to see a list of lands open to hunters.

Click here for business listings pertaining to all your Hunting needs.

Just for fun download our hilarious movie clip,
"The Pheasant Hunter"

Deer hunting has been good again this year in Hettinger county. This hunter had six dead animals stacked in his pickup on Sunday afternoon (Nov. 7).