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Montana
outfitter and guide service, Montana elk hunts, mule deer hunts, whitetail
hunts, Mountain lion hunts, bear hunts, drop camps
Moose, Mountain Goats, Sheep
Hunts, Idaho Outfitter, Idaho bear hunts, Idaho Elk, Idaho Lion, Idaho deer
hutns
Montana Muledeer Hunts
Idaho licenses are still available
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Backcountry Hunters
Our
U.S. Forest Service Special use Permit allows us to camp and hunt in
over 100 Square miles of Wilderness & National Forest. Our camps
are located far enough away from the areas the Bucks frequent, yet close
enough to hunt to on foot every day. We normally keep little to no
livestock in camp. When we first started outfitting, we would keep all
the horses and mules in camp and we always found ourselves having to
hunt further and further from camp every year. Our strategy now days is
to go undetected. This is easier accomplished without a herd of horses
and mules in camp. It is not uncommon to have deer less than a 1/2 mile
from a quiet camp.
Camp is neat
and comfortable with wood stove heated wall tents, cots, and carpeted
floors.
Winter Range
Hunters
Our U.S. Forest Service Special Use Permit
allows us to day hunt in over one-million acres of
the Bitterroot National Forest. Each day we leave
the cabin in our 4x4 vehicles to hunt Mule deer or Whitetail Deer.
During our Winter Range hunts we are hoping for large amounts of snow to
push the deer out of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness and the Sapphire
Mountain Divide. There are always some deer in the area, but in years
with heavy snow we can end up with all the deer in 1/2 of the area,
thus doubling your chances of success.
The Bitterroot fires of 2000 burned 300,000 acres
creating excellent deer hunting conditions. We find ourselves using
spotting scopes more than ever before. This
is some of the best spot and stalk hunting in the nation, it is not
uncommon to see many trophy class mule deer bucks during your Winter
Range Hunt. Hopefully you will be lucky enough to draw a limited mule
deer permit for 261 or 270.
Our cabin lies with the
Bitterroot Range to the west and the Sapphires to the east. In contrast
to our wilderness area, the terrain consists of rolling lodge pole
ridges. We can take advantage of the closed roads and hunt on horseback
or on foot for many of miles behind these locked gates. For the
ambitious hunter, we have thousands of roadless acres available to
hunt.
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Licenses
March 15 Deadline |
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Hunt Rates |
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Information
Tentative
Cost for 2008 |
1 on 1 guided hunt.......$3950
per hunter
OTHER EXPENSES
3% use fee on Montana Hunts
67% - 10% Gratuity for your Guide is
appreciated.
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Outfitter
Sponsored
Big Game Elk/Deer Combo...$1500 |
Outfitter Sponsored
Deer
Combination (deer only)...$1100 |
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Archery Stamp...$10 |
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Print our New 2008 Brochure! (pdf)
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240-40 is an unlimited entry area, you are guaranteed to draw this tag if you do not draw a limited tag.
*Hunters coming after November 15 cannot hunt Mule Deer without a 270-50 or 261-50 permit.
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