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Tailfeather Inn

Mott, ND

Guided hunting outfit offering pheasant, hungarian partridge, grouse, ducks and deer hunts near Mott, ND. Listing notes on-site or packaged lodging.

At a glance

Type of access
Guided outfitter
Price
Contact for price
Availability
Contact for availability
Guided
Not stated
Lodging
Yes
Dogs provided
Not stated
Game source
Not stated
Fence
Not stated

Game the operator advertises

PheasantHungarian PartridgeGrouseDucksDeerGeese

These are the operator's or directory's claims, not a guarantee that game is present or that a season is open on your dates.

Location

H Paid hunt or guideNumbers show several places close together. The list below has every result.

Map pin is the center of Mott. The hunting ground may be elsewhere in the area.

Before you go

Source and verification

Evidence
Operator website reviewed. We reviewed the operator's own website. The operator has not confirmed details with Where2Hunt.
Source
www.tailfeatherinn.com
Observed
Oct 28, 2026
Next recheck due
Dec 27, 2026
Operator confirmed
No. This business has not claimed or confirmed this listing.

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Tailfeather Inn: common questions

What can you hunt at Tailfeather Inn?

Tailfeather Inn advertises pheasant, chukar and partridge, grouse, ducks and geese, whitetail deer hunting. Confirm species, dates and packages with the operator.

Where is Tailfeather Inn located?

Tailfeather Inn is listed in Mott, ND. The exact hunting ground may be elsewhere in the area.

Is lodging available at Tailfeather Inn?

Yes, Tailfeather Inn lists lodging.

How much does it cost to hunt at Tailfeather Inn?

Tailfeather Inn has not published confirmed prices on Where2Hunt. Contact the operator for current rates, deposits and what is included.

Do I need a hunting license to hunt at Tailfeather Inn?

In most cases yes. Buy the right North Dakota license, tags and stamps from the North Dakota Game and Fish Department; some preserves have their own license rules.

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