Hunting Trip
Charleston, SC and 1 more
Private trips guided by Austin
Ace Outdoors • 20-29 years of experience
About
Let’s get on the skiff and hunt the marshes for ducks, geese or marsh hen. Marsh hen hunting is a lot like quail hunting but on a skiff. The birds like to fly low and slow and provide a great wing shooting experience. The season usually starts in September and lasts till December.
Duck hunting in SC can be hit or miss depending on the weather but we put all the advantages on your side by scouting and finding where the birds want to be. We often shoot buffleheads, bluebills, mergansers, mallards, geese, redheads, and wood ducks.
We provide all the gear, or you can bring your own. Rates are for one person, add $75 for an extra person.
*Private Land DarkHunts Available*
Experience the ultimate duck hunt on prime private land this season!
Hunt over flooded fields from a comfortable 4-person blind while I cook breakfast right there in the blind. This waterfowl-managed property offers unmatched opportunities. Limited availability
Targeted species
- Other
What's included
- Water
- Cold Storage
- Dry Storage
- Keep what you catch
What to bring
- Rain gear
Locations
- Charleston, SC
- Charleston, SC
Exact meeting location will be discussed after booking.
Guided by Ace Outdoors
Charleston, SC, USA • 20-29 years of experience
Austin Young was born in New Mexico, raised in Arizona, and spent some time in Colorado, Georgia, and South Carolina. While in the Southwest, Austin spent a lot of his free time hunting, fishing, and camping. The positive impression that the outdoors made on him growing up would continue to throughout his life, and the lessons he learned would come in handy during his time spent in the U.S. Army.
While enlisted, Austin was stationed at Fort Stewart, Georgia. There he was a medic for an infantry platoon that spent a lot of the time training in the swampy woods of Savannah. During his 4 years stationed there, Austin’s Unit would deploy to Afghanistan. Upon returning to the states and during his last year in the military, he married his fiancé Krista Young.
Austin, Krista and their two kids lived in Colorado after leaving the military. It is there where Austin found fly fishing. The passion was forged along the steep canyon walls that line the Cache La Poudre River in Fort Collins, CO. He knew he had to find a way to make a living doing what he loved.
Now living in the beautiful Lowcountry of South Carolina, Austin and his family call Charleston home. He continues to pursue his passion for the outdoors daily and enjoys sharing the experience with his outdoor videography business.