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A 50% deposit is required to reserve your hunt date. All deposits are non-refundable. However, deposits may be transferred to a future hunt within two years of the originally scheduled hunt date. After two years, the deposit will no longer be valid.
The remaining balance is refundable provided cancellation occurs more than 65 days prior to the scheduled hunt date. No refunds will be issued within 65 days of the hunt.
Rescheduling is only permitted with written approval from the outfitter.
Archery & Rifle Elk & Deer Combo Hunts
Location: Bitterroot Mountains and Sapphire Mountains
Season Dates: Archery (Typically Early Sept. through Mid Oct.) Rifle (Typically Late Oct. thru end of Nov.)
Price:
5 Day Rate: 2x1 per person @ $6,400 or 1x1 @ $8000
6 Day Rate: 2x1 per person @ $7,500 or 1x1 @ $8950
Montana licenses and tags not included.
Location: Bitterroot Mountains & Sapphire Mountains, Southwest Montana
Season Dates: Typically April 15 – June 15
Hunt Methods
Spot-and-stalk: These hunts focus on glassing clear cuts, south-facing slopes, and gated logging roads where bears commonly feed in the spring. Hunters spend time behind the glass locating bears and then making a stalk when the right opportunity presents itself. Calling may also be used depending on conditions.
Hound Hunts: Montana reopened spring bear hunting with hounds in 2022. Our experienced bear dogs come from some of the best lines in the region, and we run dogs extensively in both Idaho and Montana. Hunters who choose this method will experience the excitement of the chase while listening to the dogs trail and bay the bear.
What to Expect
Our hunting area holds a very high concentration of black bears. Depending on weather and conditions, hunters may see multiple bears during a hunt. The region produces a wide range of color phases including cinnamon, chocolate, brown, blonde, and red. Our focus is on pursuing mature bears and providing hunters with the opportunity to harvest a true trophy.
Price
5 Day Rate:
2x1 per person — $6,400
1x1 — $8,000
6 Day Rate:
2x1 per person — $7,500
1x1 — $8,950
Montana licenses and tags not included.
Spring Black Bear
Location: Bitterroot Mountains & Sapphire Mountains, Southwest Montana
Season Dates: Typically December – March (varies by quota and conditions)
Hunt Methods
Hound Hunts: Our mountain lion hunts are conducted with experienced hounds that track and pursue lions through rugged mountain terrain until the cat is treed. Hunters then hike in with their guide for the opportunity to evaluate and harvest the lion. This method provides an exciting and traditional Western lion hunting experience.
What to Expect
Our hunting area spans more than 1.2 million acres of prime mountain lion habitat in southwest Montana. The region recently transitioned to a trophy mountain lion quota system, which means hunters no longer need to draw a tag in advance. This has helped maintain a strong lion population with excellent genetics and allows us to be selective when pursuing mature trophy toms.
Lion hunting in this vast country offers an unforgettable adventure as hunters follow hounds through rugged mountains and deep timber in pursuit of these incredible predators. To maintain a high-quality experience, we limit our hunts to 6–8 lion hunters per year, allowing us to focus on targeting mature trophy tom lions.
Price
Contact us for current mountain lion hunt pricing.
Montana licenses and tags not included.
Winter Mountain Lion
Location: Bitterroot Mountains & Sapphire Mountains, Southwest Montana
Season Dates: Varies by unit and permit
Hunt Methods
Spot-and-Stalk: Bighorn sheep hunts are conducted using spot-and-stalk methods in rugged mountain terrain. Hunters and guides spend significant time glassing from vantage points to locate rams before making careful stalks to get within range. These hunts often require covering steep and demanding country and are considered one of the most physically challenging and rewarding big game hunts in North America.
What to Expect
Montana offers some of the finest bighorn sheep hunting in the country. A license must be obtained through the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks special draw, with applications typically due by May 1st each year.
If you are fortunate enough to draw a tag, you will be hunting in exceptional sheep country with strong genetics and the potential to harvest a truly impressive ram. Many of the rams taken in this region qualify as Boone & Crockett caliber trophies.
Because of the rarity and significance of this hunt, Montana requires all bighorn sheep hunts to be conducted with at least a 1:1 guide-to-client ratio. These once-in-a-lifetime tags deserve careful preparation, patience, and experienced guidance in the field.
Price
Contact us for current bighorn sheep hunt pricing.
Montana licenses and tags not included.
Bighorn Sheep
Location: Unit 240, Southwest Montana
Season Dates: Varies by permit
Hunt Methods
Spot-and-Stalk: Mountain goat hunts are conducted using spot-and-stalk methods in steep, rugged alpine terrain. Hunters and guides spend time glassing cliffs, basins, and high ridges to locate mature billies before making careful stalks. These hunts require good physical conditioning and the ability to travel through demanding mountain country.
What to Expect
Mountain goat tags in Montana are issued through a special draw conducted by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. We encourage hunters interested in this hunt to plan ahead and apply for bonus points to improve their chances of drawing a permit.
Our mountain goat hunts take place in Unit 240 and are conducted as a 7-day hunt (day in, five days hunting, day out). All hunts are guided on a 1:1 guide-to-hunter ratio to ensure the best possible experience in the field.
If you are considering applying for this hunt, we recommend contacting us prior to submitting your application so we can help you plan accordingly.
Price
Contact us for current mountain goat hunt pricing.
Mountain Goat
Location: Bitterroot Mountains & Sapphire Mountains, Southwest Montana
Season Dates: Varies by unit and permit
Hunt Methods
Spot-and-Stalk: Shiras moose hunts are conducted using spot-and-stalk methods through timber, creek bottoms, and alpine basins where moose commonly travel and feed. Hunters and guides spend time glassing and moving through likely habitat to locate mature bulls before making a careful approach.
What to Expect
The Shiras moose in our region of southwest Montana are known for excellent genetics and the potential to harvest a truly impressive bull. Moose licenses in Montana are issued through the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks special draw, with applications typically due by May 1st each year.
Because these tags are limited and highly sought after, we encourage hunters to apply every year and build bonus points, which increases the chances of drawing a permit over time. Once a tag is successfully drawn, hunters can expect an exciting opportunity to pursue one of North America's most iconic big game animals in beautiful Montana country.
Price
Contact us for current Shiras moose hunt pricing.
Montana licenses and tags not included.