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South Dakota Migration

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The trip I researched was the hunting trip to South Dakota. I want to go to South Dakota because there are a lot of ducks in South Dakota. I know a few people that live in South Dakota and they shoot a lot of ducks.
I would probably only take one person and that one person would be my dad. The reason I would take my dad is because he was the person that got me interested in hunting. He took me hunting since I was two years old. He also takes me out every week and lets me shoot most of the ducks.
We would probably go for 3 days. It would be nice to go hunting for a week but I would not know if I would be able to take a week off of work or school. Also if we would go hunting for a week it would bring up the cost. We would probably hunt Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. …show more content…

The location in South Dakota would probably be around Watertown. The total miles from Nicollet to Watertown would be around one hundred and sixty-seven miles. We would have to drive around to find a field to hunt in so we would probably drive around fifty miles in South Dakota scouting. The money for gas would be around sixty-four dollars. We probably would have to stay in a motel or a hotel. We would have to rent the hotel room for three days. The price of the hotel would be approximately one hundred and thirty-five dollars. We would bring most of our own food and drinks which we would be approximately one hundred and seventy-seven dollars. We would have to buy shells for the hunt and would cost around one hundred

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