Sea Duck hunting the East Coast region known as New England can be very unpredictable. Be prepared for temperatures ranging from the upper 40s down to 0. Wind, rain, and snow are always possible.
For clothing we recommend: What ever you think you need to stay warm and dry & warm for the duration of your hunt/hunts! Waders are one of the easiest ways to stay dry and warm!
Bring a pair of NON-glare sunglasses!
For shotguns we recommend a gun that you are familiar with and know how to safely operate, that will shoot 3.0-3.5-inch shells.
For shells, we suggest a minimum of 2 boxes per person per day. (State law) you cant shoot anything bigger than BB. Please bring the size
of shot that shoots best out of your shot gun. All shot shells must be NON-Toxic. When purchasing your shells keep in mind that you need to pattern your gun with the shot, shot size and choke you will be using on you sea duck hunt!
You will also need: Depending on the state we are hunting!
* YOUR HUNTER SAFETY CERTIFICATE/CARD
* Photo ID
* HIP
* A state duck stamp as well as a federal duck stamp.
Hunting Seasons and dates will vary depending on the state we hunt!
Remember you can hunt on Sunday in Rhode Island but not Massachusetts, which means one more day of hunting on the weekend and one less day you take off work.
If we hunt Rhode Island you will have to buy your license when you
arrive. You will need a HUNTERS safety card or certificate with you to purchase your out of state license. A three (3) day NON-resident tourist license and state duck stamp with HIP survey will be needed.
Links to buy your hunting license
Remember OSO is offering you a hunting experience of a lifetime! We do
not offer a KILLING experience of a lifetime.