The Links of North Dakota, Ray Devils Lake Red River, near Fargo LONG SUMMER DAYS The best days are days spent outdoors and you’ll have plenty of hours to enjoy time on the water at Devils Lake, Lake Sakakawea or any of more than 400 other gorgeous lakes and rivers. Soak up the sun on a pontoon or sip a drink at the water’s edge; go tubing, kayaking, or fi shing for walleye, northern pike, or perch. The wide-open prairies, rolling hills and buttes make for ideal wildlife viewing. It might be worth it to have your binoculars along to see wild bison, whitetail deer, mule deer, coyotes, river otters, prairie dogs, pronghorn antelope, wild horses, elk, moose, bighorn sheep and more. Birders may be interested in the 63 wildlife refuges which are home to hundreds of different songbird species, plus fl ocks of migratory waterfowl. NDtourism.com 9
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