In Currituck County, North Carolina, people can participate in countless activities, and hunting near Currituck Sound has been popular with locals and tourists for many years. The Currituck Sound was directly connected to the Atlantic Ocean and was connected by one or more entrances through the Bund until the early 19th century. Moving the sand eventually closed the entrance, changing the sound from a high salinity estuary environment to a low salinity estuary environment. The swamps and waters of Currituck Sound are known for their quality water hunting grounds.
Since the beginning of the 19th century, Currituck Sound has been on the migratory path of ducks, Canadian geese and other waterfowl. The village of Duck in Curitik County is named after a large number of waterfowl that used to build homes in the area. Currituck Sound borders the Virginia Line on the Bund north of Kitty Hawk and was once the country's most versatile and popular waterfowl hunting destination. ...
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