Premium Multi-Day Float Blind Hunting Package

Published Date: July 16, 2025
Fishing

Outer Banks
$200 - $700 price range

Summary

Ready for an action-packed hunting adventure? This multi-day float blind package puts you right in the thick of it. You'll head out at 5 AM and hunt until noon the next day, giving you plenty of time to spot your targets. The package is ideal for small groups of 3-4 hunters, but larger parties can be accommodated too. You'll be on the lookout for a variety of waterfowl including Bufflehead Ducks, Redheads, Bluebills, and Surf Scoters. If you're lucky, you might even bag a Pintail or two. At just $500, it's a great value for a full day and a half of prime hunting time. The float blind setup lets you get nice and close to the action while staying hidden. Remember to pack warm, waterproof gear and bring your hunting license. Captain Clay and the team at Above C Level Adventures will make sure you're all set for a successful hunt. Give them a call to check dates and lock in your spot - these trips tend to fill up fast during peak season.

Premium Multi-Day Float Blind Hunting Package

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Float Blind Adventure: Multi-Day Duck Hunt

Get ready for an action-packed duck hunting experience like no other with our Multi-Day Float Blind Hunting Package. We're talking early mornings, stealth tactics, and the chance to bag some of the most sought-after waterfowl species out there. For just $500, you and up to three buddies can hunker down in our specialized float blinds for an overnight hunt that'll have you grinning from ear to ear.

Inside the Hunt

Here's the lowdown on what to expect: We kick things off bright and early at 5 AM, so you'd better have your coffee ready. You'll spend a full day and night out on the water, wrapping up at noon the next day. That's plenty of time to get your fill of duck hunting action. Our float blinds are the real deal - designed to blend in seamlessly with the surroundings and get you up close and personal with the birds. You'll be right in the thick of it, watching as flocks of ducks swoop in, completely unaware of your presence. It's the kind of rush that keeps hunters coming back year after year.

Tracking Tips & Terrain

Now, let's talk strategy. Float blind hunting is all about patience and precision. We'll set up in prime locations where ducks are known to feed and rest. You'll need to stay low, stay quiet, and be ready to take your shot at a moment's notice. Our guides know these waters like the back of their hand, so you can bet we'll put you in the best spots for success. As for gear, we've got you covered with top-notch float blinds, but you'll want to bring your own waders, shotgun, and plenty of warm layers. The weather can be unpredictable, so it pays to be prepared.

Target Game Breakdown

Let's dive into the stars of the show - the ducks you'll be after on this hunt. We've got quite the lineup, with Bufflehead Ducks, Redheads, Bluebills, and Surf Scoters as our main targets. Each of these species brings its own challenge and excitement to the hunt.

Bufflehead Ducks are small but mighty, known for their quick, erratic flight patterns that'll keep you on your toes. These little speedsters are a favorite among hunters for their tasty meat and the challenge they present. They're most active in the early morning and late afternoon, so keep your eyes peeled during those golden hours.

Redheads are a prized catch, with their distinctive rusty-colored heads and gray bodies. These diving ducks are often found in large flocks, making for some exciting shooting when they decide to come in. They're typically more abundant in the late fall and winter months, so our multi-day hunt gives you a great shot at bagging a few of these beauties.

Bluebills, also known as scaup, are another diving duck that'll test your skills. They're fast flyers and often travel in tight groups, which can make for some challenging but rewarding shooting. Look for them skimming low over the water as they approach your blind.

Surf Scoters are the tough guys of the duck world. These sea ducks are built to handle rough coastal waters and are a real trophy for any waterfowl hunter. With their bulbous, colorful bills and dark plumage, they're unmistakable when they come into view. Hunting Surf Scoters from a float blind is a unique experience that you won't soon forget.

And let's not forget about the occasional Pintails that might grace us with their presence. These elegant ducks are known for their long, slender necks and pointed tails. They're not as common as some of the other species, but spotting one is always a treat. Pintails are wary birds, so when you do get a chance at one, make it count!

Why Hunters Keep Coming Back

Our Multi-Day Float Blind Hunting Package isn't just a hunt - it's an experience. You're not just sitting in a blind for a few hours; you're living and breathing the waterfowl hunter's lifestyle for a full day and night. It's about the camaraderie with your hunting buddies, swapping stories as you wait for the next flock to fly in. It's about the sound of wings cutting through the air in the pre-dawn light, and the satisfaction of a well-placed shot. And let's not forget the bragging rights you'll earn back home with your hard-earned harvest.

Book Your Next Tag

If you're itching to get out on the water and put your duck hunting skills to the test, our Multi-Day Float Blind Hunting Package is calling your name. For just $500, you and up to three friends can experience some of the best waterfowl hunting around. Remember, we're limited to 3-4 hunters per trip to keep things just right, so don't wait to lock in your spot. Give Captain Clay a ring at 252-333-2279 to check availability and get all the nitty-gritty details. Trust me, this is one hunting trip you don't want to miss out on. So grab your gear, round up your hunting crew, and let's make some memories out on the water. The ducks are waiting - are you ready?

Learn more about the species

Bufflehead

Buffleheads are small but mighty, and a blast to hunt. These compact diving ducks are easy to spot with their bulbous white and dark heads – locals sometimes call 'em "butterballs." You'll find Buffleheads in small, sheltered bays, ponds, and rivers. They're late migrants, showing up in good numbers from mid-October through November. Buffleheads are fast flyers and quick divers, making them a challenge for even experienced hunters. They're not the biggest ducks out there, but what they lack in size they make up for in taste – many consider them one of the best-eating ducks around. When hunting Buffleheads, remember they prefer smaller water bodies and often stick close to shore. A spread of a dozen or so decoys is usually plenty. Here's a local trick: Buffleheads are curious birds. Sometimes, tossing a rock beyond your decoys to create ripples can bring them in for a closer look. Just be ready for some fast shooting – these little speed demons don't hang around long once they commit.

Northern Pintail

Northern Pintails, or "sprigs" as old-timers call 'em, are a real treat for duck hunters. These elegant, long-necked ducks are known for their swift flight and wary nature. You'll often spot them in shallow wetlands, flooded fields, or coastal estuaries. Pintails are early migrants, so be ready for them as soon as the season opens. They're most abundant during fall migration, typically peaking in October. Hunters prize Pintails for their challenging hunting and excellent eating quality. These birds are often described as the "greyhounds of the air" due to their sleek build and fast, agile flight. When setting up for Pintails, think big and open. They prefer large, open water areas with good visibility. A tip from the blind: Pintails respond well to flags and motion decoys. Give your flag a few waves when you spot a flock in the distance – it might just turn them your way. Just remember, these birds have sharp eyes, so stay hidden and keep your movements minimal once they're close.

Redhead

Redheads are a prize for any waterfowler. These medium-sized diving ducks are known for the male's striking red head and gray body. You'll typically find them in large, shallow freshwater marshes or bays, often mixed in with other species. They're big fans of submerged vegetation, so areas with plenty of underwater plants are your best bet. Fall migration is when you'll see the most Redheads, with peak numbers usually in late October to early November. Hunters appreciate Redheads for their speedy flight and their reputation as excellent table fare. These birds often travel in large flocks, which can make for some exciting shooting when they commit to your spread. One tip: Redheads are suckers for motion in the decoys. Try adding a few spinning-wing decoys to your setup – it can really bring them in close. Just be ready for fast action when they decide to drop in. Remember, Redheads can be wary, so good camouflage and calling are crucial to fool these sharp-eyed ducks.

Surf Scoter

Surf Scoters are tough sea ducks that'll give you a run for your money. These medium-sized birds are known for their distinctive, colorful bills and dark plumage. You'll find them diving in coastal waters, often near rocky shores or in bays. They're not picky eaters, chowing down on mollusks and crustaceans they find on the seafloor. Fall and winter are prime times to target these birds as they migrate south. Hunters love going after Surf Scoters for the challenge – they're fast flyers and can be tricky to spot against dark water. Plus, they're considered good eating by those who know how to prepare them right. If you're looking to bag a few, try setting up near mussel beds or other shellfish-rich areas. These birds are creatures of habit, so if you find a spot they like, chances are they'll keep coming back. Just remember, patience is key with Scoters – they can spend a long time underwater, so don't be too quick on the trigger when you see them surface.

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