all inclusive hunting trips montana

Montana Guided Big Game Hunting

A Montana Experience

The thrill of the chase.

Hunting with Swan Mountain Outfitters is always free chase. While we employ highly skilled and experienced guides, these wilderness big game hunts are very challenging and do not carry guarantees of the harvesting of game. If the thought of going home without of an animal is not palatable to you, do not book a hunt!

Where We Hunt

Swan Mountain Outfitters is fortunate to have, based on our hunting permits, access to thousands of acres of the Flathead National Forest, in and around the famed Bob Marshall Wilderness. While this hunting area in Montana is open to resident hunters, few choose to pack into the wilderness or leave the valley floor, leaving our guides to help you explore a rich stock of wildlife and vast hunting terrain.

Swan Mountain Outfitters operates our hunting trips under permits from the U.S. Forest Service and State of Montana DNRC. We operate on public land. All hunts are conducted under the Outfitter’s License (#34041) of Patrick Tabor.

What We Target

Whitetail Deer
Black Bear (spring and fall)
Mountain Lion (winter)
Archery Elk & Whitetail Deer hunts
Multi Weapon
Combination big game hunts
Mountain Goat**

* *Swan Mountain Outfitters offers Moose and Mountain Goat backcountry hunts in Hunting Districts #130 and #150. The permits are available by special limited drawing with an application deadline of May 1 st each year. The season runs September 15 th – November 29th. Drawing a tag is a challenging process and if you are lucky enough to get one it will be a ‘once in a lifetime’ hunt. Please contact us for more details on how our guides can help you achieve your dream harvest of a moose or mountain goat on one of our backcountry hunts on horseback with Swan Mountain Outfitters.

For more details on hunts by species, make sure to scroll all the way down this page where we can address each in greater detail. First though, read through the next “know before you go” section to make sure we are the right outfitter for you.

Know Before you Go

At Swan Mountain Outfitters we are committed to providing a quality guided mountain horseback hunt experience. We want our hunters to fully understand the nature and difficulty of our hunts. Call us old fashioned, but we believe in an honest and upfront approach, no surprises. So here’s what you need to know before you go!

Trophy Hunts

Unlike private land or fenced hunts which allow outfitters exclusive access to trophy sized animals, we lack control over the size of the animals we encounter. To be sure, we have harvested very admirable size animals in each species we pursue, but we consider a every harvest a “trophy” of the hard work put in to achieve it. If you anticipate being dissatisfied with anything less than a trophy size, we’re probably not the outfitter for you. For us, it’s all about the thrill of the chase!

Hunt Format

Our hunts are free chase hunts conducted on public land in the Flathead National Forest as well as in and around the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex. While a private land hunt carries a higher level of assurance of seeing and harvesting game, the reality of hunting public land is that it harder. There is a chance you may not see an animal during your hunt. We do our best by employing a team of knowledgeable and professional guides, using best in class equipment and stock, and possessing a strong understanding of our permitted hunting territory and animal movement patterns.

Success Rates

It seems that the most commonly asked question is, “What is your success rate?” There is widespread debate as to how outfitters calculate success; is it kill? opportunity? sightings? All outfitters, including us, can cite statistics of past seasons; however, we have found it to be a poor predictor of a particular hunter’s odds for harvest success. If your measure of success is a harvest, the reality of any public land hunt is there are NO guarantees. Before you reserve your hunt, please carefully consider if going home without an animal would negatively impact your experience.

Physical Rigor

Are you prepared mentally and physically for a free chase hunt in the mountains of Montana? Our hunting territory encompasses steep, rugged terrain. On average hunters can expect to ride up to 5 hours in the saddle and hike 10 miles per day. Hiking and riding times will vary with each hunt. For example, hunters after mule deer may spend 7 to 10 hours riding if we lack the snow to push them down from the mountain tops. You do not need to be an expert horseman, but you do need to be prepared to spend a lot of time in the saddle. We highly recommend hunters practice their still-hunting, hit the gym, and build saddle stamina before the trip. Having the physical ability to go where the animals are is a huge factor in a successful hunt.

Weather Patterns

We are located in the Rocky Mountains of Northwest Montana. Weather can change quickly and can greatly impact the success on any hunt. Weather conditions are unpredictable and out of our control. The temperature can vary from -20 to 70 degrees so it is important you prepare for the extremes. It’s simply the nature of the beast, and as such we do not issue any refunds due to inclement weather.

Accommodations

Life in an outfitting camp lacks modern amenities like flush toilets and electricity, but we view this as part of the authentic experience of a wilderness hunt! Depending on the areas to be accessed, hunters may stay in a base camp, upper camp, or spike camps. Base camp can be accessed by dirt road and hunters stay in wall tents with a woodstove. Base camp is used as a launch point for early season hunts, hosts the duration of the late season ungulate hunting, and hosts bear hunts. Upper camp is a day’s ride from base camp, accessed only by foot or hoof, and completely lacks electricity but still features wall tents with wood stoves. Upper camp is often used in early and mid season ungulate hunts. Spike camps are used to get even deeper into the wilderness and utilize alpine tents lacking a woodstove. Spike camps are used in archery elk hunts and the opening week of general season. Our base camp and upper camp feature dedicated camp cooks and meals are served family style at the table. In spike camps, how you prepare and structure meals is simply up to you and your guide. No matter the kitchen amenities, we’ll make sure you are well fed! We never underestimate the importance of good food on a rigorous hunt.

Additional Fees

In addition to the cost of the hunt, hunters should be financially prepared for additional expenses such as:

Licenses: license rates are determined by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and they can change year to year. Depending on your target species, could cost an additional $300-$1,500. We will update license rates in our rates section for your convenience.
Gratuity: You are supported on your hunt by a fantastic team. What feels appropriate to tip is something you’ll consider at the end of your hunt. You might budget a tip for your guide to be $50 a day or 10-15% of the hunt cost. For a cook, camp jack, or packer you might consider $15-25 per day. What we can say with certainty is that staff are always greatly appreciative of tips.
$95 transportation to/from Glacier International Airport or other Kalispell location
$120 transportation to/from Missoula International Airport or other Missoula location
A Hunter Defense Fund: A fee of $50 per hunter is collected from all outfitted clients of Outfitter members of the Montana Outfitter & Guides Association for the purposes of defending nonresident hunting rights in the state of Montana.
Processing the meat: elk: $275, deer: $100, Bear: $85-$100 or up to $300 if you go to a smoke house
Taxidermy: We can recommend a local taxidermist who can ship to you upon completion. His prices are competitive with those throughout the country.
Shipping the meat, cape and antlers: $100-300 on average, depending on the butcher, weight, and destination. If you harvest and do not want the meat you can donate it to us for no cost.

Equipment & FAQs

Ensuring that you bring all the personal clothing and equipment you will need is important for your comfort and safety.

Frequently Asked Questions

Backcountry Elk_Deer Hunt Equipment List

Base Camp Deer Hunt Equipment List

Archery Elk Hunt Equipment List

Lion Equipment List

Spring Bear Hunt Equipment List

Check out Our Hunts

Now lets get to the fun part! Click the hunt below that interests you!

Current Trip Rates

2024 hunting season.

Group Discount Rates: 10% for groups of 4+

Family Discounts: Son/daughter Discount (swan location only): 50% discount for under age of 25 hunting with parent. Hunting Spouse Discount (swan location only): 25% off.

One-on-one guide: $1500 extra

3% Administrative Fee : All multi-day trip rates will have an additional 3% administrative fee added per reservation. If you have any questions please feel free to call us at (406) 387-4405.

Cancellation & Refund Policy: For all hunts, $1,000 per hunter is required to secure the reservation. A secondary deposit of $2,000 is required no later than March 1st the year of the hunt. Both deposits are non-refundable and non-transferrable. The remaining balance is due June 1st. If you do not get drawn we will refund a deposit, but will not for any other reason. There are no refunds due to weather or not harvesting an animal. Since all of our hunts are free chase, there is a chance you may not see an animal during your hunt. If the thought of going home without of an animal is not palatable to you, do not book a hunt! Credit Cards accepted for initial deposit with no fee, all other subsequent payments can be made with a check or cash or a credit card. If you choose to pay with a credit card a 3% convenience fee will be added. Above prices do not include tags/licenses that are paid directly to the state of Montana, or a Hunter Defense Fund fee of $50 collected of all outfitted clients of Outfitter members of the Montana Outfitter & Guides Association for the purposes of defending nonresident hunting rights in the state of Montana. All hunts are offered under Montana License #34041, Patrick M. Tabor Jr. 26356 Soup Creek Road, Swan Lake, MT 59911 (406)-387-4405.

2025 Hunting Season

Cancellation & Refund Policy: For all hunts, $1,000 per hunter is required to secure the reservation. A secondary deposit of $2,000 is required no later than March 1st the year of the hunt. Both deposits are non-refundable. The remaining balance is due June 1st. If you do not get drawn we will refund a deposit, but will not for any other reason. There are no refunds due to weather or not harvesting an animal. Since all of our hunts are free chase, there is a chance you may not see an animal during your hunt. If the thought of going home without of an animal is not palatable to you, do not book a hunt! Credit Cards accepted for initial deposit with no fee, all other subsequent payments can be made with a check or cash or a credit card. If you choose to pay with a credit card a 3% convenience fee will be added. Above prices do not include tags/licenses that are paid directly to the state of Montana, or a Hunter Defense Fund fee of $50 collected of all outfitted clients of Outfitter members of the Montana Outfitter & Guides Association for the purposes of defending nonresident hunting rights in the state of Montana. All hunts are offered under Montana License #34041, Patrick M. Tabor Jr. 26356 Soup Creek Road, Swan Lake, MT 59911 (406)-387-4405.

Montana Black Bear Hunts

Montana black bear are fair game in both the fall and spring! Color phase bears in…

Montana Guided Elk Hunting

These are among the most rugged Montana elk hunts, and we often describe them as “extreme”…

Montana Guided Whitetail Deer Hunting

Whitetail deer are too often over looked in Montana! Boone and Crockett will confirm that the…

Montana Guided Mule Deer Hunting

High country mule deer hunts are our passion. Make no mistake, mountain mule deer are tough,…

Montana Guided Mountain Lion Hunts

Montana has some great areas for hunting big Toms and is one of few states to…

Custom Guided Montana Hunts

Do you have the perfect hunt in mind, but can’t seem to find anyone that offers…

Featured Videos

Swan Mountain Review

Fly Fishing in Montana

Swan Mountain Hunting

(406) 562-3654
(888) 749-3654

MONTANA HUNTING TRIPS

Sun Canyon Lodge and Outfitting in north-central Montana is nestled in the Rocky Mountain Front with the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex at our back door. You are able to access our Lodge by road or fly into Great Falls and we will come and pick you up.

We have three back-country camps that are accessed by horseback. Our main elk camps are located six to eight hours into the Wilderness.

Once there, you will be staying in very comfortable tent camps. The sleeping tents are 14 foot by 16 foot, equipped with cots and wood stoves. Family style meals will be prepared in a well furnished mess tent that is separate from all sleeping tents.

Our mule deer camp is located seven miles into the Lewis and Clark National Forest. This camp is also set up similar to the Wilderness elk hunting camps. All three camps are set up early enabling them to be established and ready to go when you get here.

Our hunting season begins with archery in the first week of September and runs through the third week of October. Depending on your hunting preference, we will use spot and stock, calling, and tree stands.

Then rifle season starts the end of October and runs through the end of November. It is a five week season.

Then, Deer and elk season run concurrently, so you are able to harvest both species in the same week.

All of our hunts are deer and elk hunts with your choice of a whitetail or mule deer. These hunts are first-class; including the food, the cook, two hunters per guide, a camp-tender and appropriate stock. Hunters must only bring their personal gear and weapon of choice.

Our main elk camps are located in the river drainage situated next to the Sun River Game Preserve. At an elevation of 5,000-6,000 feet, it makes for some of the easiest and finest elk hunting available. The mule deer camp offers great high-country mule deer hunting in both their summer and winter range with the chance of migratory elk.

If you are not feeling up to a back-country excursion, then opt for a Lodge Hunt for elk with the choice of hunting whitetail or mule deer. This is a great trip for a father/son or husband/wife team. After a long day of hunting, enjoy cabin accommodations and take your meals in our Lodge. Hunt on horseback and in four wheel drives.

We will personalize your hunt based on your preferences (style and capability).
In the last 30 years, we have averaged 40% success on elk harvest and 80% on deer.
We are well established and have been hunting the same area since 1983.
Our area allows either sex elk, both sex whitetail deer and buck mule deer.

Archery Hunting

Archery hunting starts in early September and runs late into October. This is the season of rut for bull elk. There are very few thrills equal to the sound and sight of an enraged bull elk as he answers the challenge of an experienced bugler. Bringing him in close for a good clean shot is very important.

While hunting your”Pope and Young Trophy” bull, you will be hunting in an area that also allows the hunting of deer and bear.

The weather in September is usually beautiful with clear bright days and crisp cool nights. Later in October there is a possibility of snow at anytime.

We take bow hunters into our camp for eight day hunts. These hunts fill fast so we encourage you to book early.

General Rifle Season

Regular rifle season usually opens the last Sunday in October and runs through November. Our main camps for regular season are Cabin Creek and Lynx Creek – both are located in the Bob Marshall Wilderness, up the North Fork of the Sun River in area 442. This season allows the hunting of cow as well as bull elk, along with deer and black bear in the area. Our base camps are very comfortable with ranch-style type meals prepared by the best of cooks. The sleeping tents are furnished with cots and wood stoves. A 1st class hunt from these camps will provide one guide for every two hunters, horses and meals. All you bring is your personal gear and rifle. Camps are limited to six hunters a week, maximizing your hunting experience.

Lodge Hunts

Hunt from the lodge for mule deer, white tail deer and elk! Package price includes: lodging (cabins) beginning with a cabin the night prior to your hunt; meals, beginning with breakfast on the first day of your hunt and concluding with a steak dinner on the last night of your hunt; one guide per group (4 maximum); horses as needed; packing game to the lodge or meat processor in Augusta (meat processing fees and gratuities not included); pick up and delivery to the Great Falls airport. All hunts during the general season are five days, Monday through Friday.

We do offer drop camps. You may bring your gear and we will pack it in, or use our equipment. Please call for specific details and date availability. We reserve a cabin for you the night before your hunt; however, that is not covered in your drop camp fee. Please pay for the cabin when you arrive. If you would like a lunch packed for the trip in, please make arrangements the night before. Breakfast is available off of the menu the morning your hunt goes in. Meals and lodging are not included in your drop camp fee and MUST be paid for separately.

If you would like to reserve a cabin for the evening you come out of camp, please call the Lodge as soon as possible (406-562-3654 or toll free 1-888-749-3654).

Specialty Hunts

Sun Canyon Lodge also offers a variety of big game specialty hunts. The Sun River area is known for the large number of native big horn sheep. With permits available in three different areas surrounding the Lodge, the large numbers of sheep make this hunt a sportsman’s dream.

Just below the Rocky Mountain Front we have a large population of antelope that can be harvested with a special permit. This area allows for opportunity without a large number of hunters present.

If you are in great shape and looking for a real thrill, then you will love the excitement of hunting mountain lions with hounds throughout the winter months. These hunts are scheduled individually and the price is given on request. License applications will be mailed on request or can be obtained from the Montana Fish and Game.

customerS’ reviews

This is the most wonderful place to be. My husband and I spent our honeymoon in sun canyon and it has become our favorite place. I will continue to come here for as long as I can. This is a great place to make memories. Thanks Josh And Nikki. You are great people. Love you Charlie and Kadie

I went to my friends wedding and from the time we got there to check in the staff was so awesome and the Sun Canyon lodge camping area is absolutely beautiful! Sleeping in your tent next to the creek was wonderful to listen to! Fun fun fun

We stayed here for several nights. The camp ground is terrific. Showers are amazing! The restaurant serves terrific meals and the prices are reasonable. They go out of their way to make you feel at home. They don’t treat you guests, they treat you like family. Thank you to Nikki, Josh and cowboy Nick for making our stay memorable and fun.

This is a beautiful spot. The fishing opportunities are excellent and you can’t beat the Bob Marshall wilderness for hiking and horseback riding. I’ve travelled all over the west and highly recommend this place.

Outstanding! From my initial phone call inquiring about scheduling a ride for nine, of varying ages and experience, to the end of the beautiful, amazing ride our day was spectacular. Gracious, kind, knowledgeable and a beautiful setting. A++++

A true piece of heaven hidden in the Rockies. Whether you are a camping local or a cabin-renting out-of-state tourist, this is a place of peace, beauty, super clean facilities and some of the best burgers you will ever taste. The views are breathtaking and the staff is wonderful. A Montana “must do!” Would recommend without question or hesitation.

Truly an amazing experience. Niki and Josh run a great business. Their staff is outstanding. I will definitely be back in the future.

Sun Canyon Lodge is tucked in to a breathtakingly beautiful gulch with a cliff on one side and mountain views on the others. Josh and Niki are wonderful hosts, with Niki handling things at the Lodge and Josh guiding the wilderness piece of the adventure. The cabins surrounding the main lodge are charmingly rustic and immaculate. The main lodge, with the restaurant and bar, is warm and cozy. The stables and corrals are a short stroll away so you can visit the animals and if you’re lucky, see a new foal! Be sure to ask Josh and Niki’s young son Charlie for a tour.

The staff was amazing. The scenery was spectacular. The accommodations were cozy. I really appreciated the whole operation–this was in the middle of covid and though the mask mandate did not apply to Teton County, they struck a balance between careful and adaptable. I recommend highly!

Guided Hunts

A world-class guided hunting experience.

Double Deuce Outfitters prides itself on delivering a world-class, all-inclusive hunting experience. Their seasoned guides are experts in the art of tracking and hunting, ensuring that every outing is not just a hunting trip but an adventure filled with knowledge, camaraderie, and memorable moments. Southeastern Montana boasts an unspoiled landscape, with rolling prairies and ponderosa forests, creating an ideal habitat for an array of big game species. Double Deuce Outfitters is strategically located in this hunting paradise, providing hunters with access to some of the most sought-after game species.

The outfitters offer a variety Montana guided hunts including:

Southeastern Montana offers a wealth of opportunities for antelope hunting, and Double Deuce Outfitters has the expertise to make your antelope hunting dreams come true. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or a novice, guided whitetail deer hunts with Double Deuce Outfitters are tailored to meet your needs and skill level.

3 Day Antelope: $3,900.00
5 Day Antelope: $4,300.00
5 Day Deer: $6,300.00
5 Day Deer / Antelope Combo: $7,600.00
7 Day Deer / Antelope Combo: $8,500.00

Montana is synonymous with trophy mule deer hunting. The outfitters offer mule deer hunts during the peak season, giving you the opportunity to bag an impressive buck. Southeastern Montana is renowned for its thriving elk population. Double Deuce Outfitters’ guides know the elk’s behavior patterns and can take you to prime locations for your elk hunting experience.

*Ask about our repeat deer hunters discount!

5 Day Mule Deer / Whitetail Hunt: $6,300.00
5 Day Deer / Elk Combo Hunt: $7,900.00 * Elk trophy fee: $1,000.00
5 Day Deer / Antelope Combo Hunt: $7,600.00
3 Day Antelope Combo: $3,900.00
3 Day Spring Turkey Hunt: $3,400.00
3 Day Coyote Hunt : $3,400.00

1/1 Hunts are an additional $500.00 per day.

Upland Birds, Waterfowl, and Predator hunting may be included in all hunts, at no additional cost. All hunting opportunity dependent on seasons.

Deer license are either species, either sex, but not both. One deer only, unless you have a doe tag also.

Ready to get started? Contact us today!

Why Choose Double Deuce Outfitters?

Expertise: Our guides at Double Deuce Outfitters are local experts who know the land, wildlife, and hunting seasons inside out.
Diverse Game: With guided hunts for elk, mule deer, antelope, and whitetail deer, and birds you can experience the thrill of hunting multiple species.
Prime Locations: Double Deuce Outfitters’ exclusive access to pristine hunting grounds means you’ll be in the right place at the right time. Plus:
Meals and lodging
Care of game until reaching processor
We will ship your meat at your expense
Local taxidermy services are available at your expense
Bringing your own dog is optional

Services Not Included in Price

Cleaning of birds and processing of game
Shipping expenses of game
License fees

Big game processing dependent on hunter request

Deposit Policy

25% of booking
25% of additional on May 1st

Final payment on or before arrival. Prices do not include license fees .

Refund Policy

100% refunded if license is not drawn. 50% of total cost of hunt refunded for all acceptable reasons for a no-show including, but not limited to, sickness.

50% at booking

Final payment on or before arrival. Prices do not include license fees.

50% of total cost of hunt refunded for all acceptable reasons for a no-show including, but not limited to, sickness.

Plan Your Southeastern Montana Hunting Adventure

Don’t miss the opportunity to embark on thrilling guided Montana hunts with Double Deuce Outfitters. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or a beginner, our commitment to providing a top-notch experience in this pristine wilderness ensures that your trip is not just a hunt but an unforgettable journey into the heart of Montana’s wild beauty. Book your guided hunt today and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Bob Marshall Wilderness Hunts

Big game guided elk and deer hunts.

Join us for the hunt of a lifetime in Montana’s 1.5 million-acre Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex. Home to North America’s foremost big game animals, this unspoiled wilderness provides unsurpassed beauty and trophy opportunities. To hunt the “Bob” is to experience one of America’s national treasures.

As your hosts, we will provide you with a rewarding and memorable fair chase hunt. Our family has been outfitting in the Bob Marshall Wilderness since 1976. These pack-in hunts begin at the Ranch and we ride by horseback into our permitted base camp on Biggs Creek in the Sun River Valley, near the North Fork of the Sun River on the east side of the Continental Divide within hunting district 442.

The country we hunt rivals any of the pristine and natural habitats found in America and is deep within elk and deer country. The terrain consists of rolling hills and steep mountainsides with a mixture of aspen and lodge pole pine forests and open meadows. This area is home to the Sun River elk herd, which will be in the rut and then begin the migration process. Excellent Mule and Whitetail deer hunting opportunities also abound.

Our goal is to provide an affordable quality hunt to our clients. Our experienced guides will do their best to provide you with a safe and successful hunt (one guide per two hunters). Participants must be in good physical condition to ride into camp and to hike the surrounding country.

Rates and Dates

The Triple J Ranch offers a wide variety of activities during your Montana ranch vacation.

Tastefully decorated, modern log cabins are nestled privately between aspen and spruce trees.

License Info

Exceptional western gourmet cuisine featuring wholesome, hearty and homemade meals.

When you ride into the Triple J hunting camp, you will find comfortable wall tents with wood stoves, sleeping cots and lanterns, and a large dining tent where meals are hot, fresh and delicious. We don’t skimp! After satisfying your newly acquired appetite, sit back and relax with the crew and share in the camaraderie one can only experience in a wilderness hunting camp.

Ernie Barker, Outfitter #3165

Dude Ranch Vacations

Ranch Vacations
Ranch Cuisine
Ranch Activities
Ranch Rates
Accommodations

Wilderness Adventures

Pack-trip Rates & Dates
Pack-trip FAQs
Pack-trip Eligibility
Hunting Trips
Hunting Rates & Dates
Hunting License Info
Request Hunting Trip Info
In the News
Newsletter Sign Up

91 Mortimer Road, P.O. Box 310, Augusta, MT 59410 (406) 562-3653 • [email protected]

Wayne Hill Outfitting

Hunt with Wayne Hill Outfitting, a Montana big game outfitter and guide service providing top quality hunts for Archery and Rifle Elk , whitetail and mule deer, black bear, moose, sheep, and goat.

E-mail: [email protected]

For more info and pictures, visit us on Facebook

All inclusive Rifle Deer Hunting Packages in Montana

We definitely have trophy class bulls in Montana! Our Montana rifle elk hunts have a success rate of about 75% opportunity with an actual kill rate of 40%. Our success for rifle deer runs about 85%. This average is based on the ability of the client and their preferences. Some guys pass on anything less than a 6 or 7-point bull, others just plain miss! We are in a “brow tine bulls” only area. We find this to have greatly improved the quality of mature trophy class bulls. definitely in the 300″range. We have both whitetail and mule deer.The deer and the elk use the same terrain, so we are able to hunt both at the same time, with no need to go to another area. We have some very respectable bucks here in MT definitely Boone and Crocket class.

You will be guided by a Montana hunting guide in the vast Cabinet Mountain wilderness ranges as well as other wilderness areas We are located in one the best areas for trophy bull elk in Montana. Our hunts are conducted on the Kootenai and Lolo National Forest pristine mountain ranges. The areas in which we hunt are huge with very little hunting pressure.

We have over 480,000 acres in which to hunt. The average elevation is 5000 feet. Folks, if you lived here and walked everyday of your lives, you most likely would not be able to cover all of it!

We limit the number of hunting guests to 8 per hunt. That is 8 total, period. We are a full service outfitter and guide service. We are not a “camp” outfitter but a full service outfit. Food, lodging and airport pickup are included in the price of the hunt. All you need to bring is your hunting gear, weapon, and hunting license. We’ll take care of the rest.

S & W Outfitters

HUNT N’ FISH WITH THE BEST - HUNT N’ FISH MONTANA

Call 406-640-1673.

GUIDED MONTANA HUNTING TRIPS

At S&W Outfitters, Inc. we choose to offer you the best we can. Our guided hunting trips are 100% fair chase, with no games, fences, or guaranteed kills. All hunts are fully guided and include transportation from the nearest major airport, in field transportation, in field care of game, guide service, hot and hearty meals with warm, dry cabins and wall tents.

Game processing, taxidermy work and any shipping can be arranged by the outfitter at the hunter’s expense.

Our Montana licensed guides give 100% to insure that you have a safe, successful and enjoyable outdoor experience during your stay with us.

S&W Outfitters, Inc. is licensed under the Montana Department of Commerce, Montana Board of Outfitters (Lic.#2113) and follow all game laws set by the Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks.

OUR MONTANA HUNTING CAMPS

Wolf creek hunting camp:.

This is in one word “Majestic”. Located in prime elk country on the front of the Madison range, lies our Wolf Creek Camp, here we run high success rates for rifle elk hunters. For over 30 years we have been permitted on these Forest service and State lands, knowing this area has proven success. Hunting for Elk, Mule Deer, and our base camp for Mountain Goat, Wolf Creek is without a doubt a rewarding experience.

The means of transportation from the trail head to camp and throughout the hunt is by horseback. Excellent mules and horses along with quality saddle, seaboard, and tack are provided.

Quality gear from tents and stoves to cots, pads and pillows are flown in by chopper along with all the feed to keep you and your steed happy and strong during the hunt. This also provides a low impact on the land.

The elevation varies from 6,000 feet to 10,000 feet with very steep mountains and large valleys to open peaks and slopes, timbered ridges and canyons.

From the guides and the horses to the equipment and food along with this hunting area we offer the hunter opportunity.

EAST FORK HUNTING CAMP:

Our rifle and archery hunts for Mule Deer, Whitetail, Antelope, Bear, and Elk are conducted in the heart of Central Montana. Here in the Big Snowy Mountains on several private ranches and State leased lands, totaling over 50,000 acres, is the East Fork Camp.

Having exclusive hunting privileges in this area for years has given us the opportunity to run very successful hunts. We consistently produce success rates of 85-100 percent on quality animals. Archery deer, antelope, and elk averages 20-30 percent each year.

The elevation varies from 4,000 feet to 6,200 feet depending on the game hunted. The terrain varies from bushy rolling hills and flat prairie land to aspen and pine covered mountains.

Hunting is done by foot and four 4wheel drive vehicle. Still hunting, glassing, stalking, tree stands, and many forms of calling are used depending on time of year and species hunted. Hot hearty meals, transportation from airport and return, and lodging are all included in this camp.

TIPI SPIKE CAMP:

For several years S&W has been hunting antelope with archery equipment. Hunting Antelope during the rut in September has proven successful. Using antelope decoys and blind hunting, this hunt is a specialty our company offers. Recently on the outdoor channel with Chuck Sykes of the Management Advantage , we were able to show our professionalism and knowledge of this unique animal. The camp, located in South Central Montana, puts us right in the prime hunting area without a long drive. The Tipis used speak for themselves, as they are comfortable and unique to this already special hunt. Ask about more information about this hunt and others we offer.

Our Hunts Are The Best. Period.

Elk (Archery/Rifle), Whitetail Deer (Archery/Rifle), Mule Deer (Archery/Rifle), Antelope (Archery/Rifle), Mountain Goat, Bear, and Gray Wolf

Click here for our montana hunting and fishing testimonials

Click here for season rates

Montana Hunting Camps

Wolf Creek Camp : Elk, Mule Deer, Gray Wolf

East Fork Camp : Elk, Deer, Antelope, Bear

Tipi Spike Camp : Unique and extreme archery hunt for antelope

Montana Hunting

Guided Montana Hunting Trips & Camps
Guided Hunting Trip Seasons & Rates
Hunting Guides
Hunting Photo Gallery

Montana Fishing

Montana Guided Fishing Trips
Guided Fishing Trip Seasons & Rates
Hunting & Fishing Guides
Fishing Photo Gallery
Montana Hunting & Fishing Info
S & W Outfitters Store

818-266-4064

All Inclusive Packages at Hunt Mill Hollow Ranch

Our guarantee.

Our Hunt Guarantee

Although our success rates are extremely high for harvesting your trophy (nearly 100%), we can't guarantee that every hunter will harvest their trophy. If you don't shoot any game (harvest or wound), you will not pay a trophy fee. All you pay for is the lodging, meals, transportation around the ranch, and guides fees which are all included in the hunt package fee for each hunt.

Trophy Elk Hunt Packages

Our 2023-24 trophy elk packages include five star lodging for 3 days and 4 nights . Your hunt package includes delicious meals, snacks, with wine or beer after the hunt. Additional days/nights can be added if desired ($650ea). The fully guided hunt includes recovery, field dressing, skinning (to the skull), and quartering of your trophy. Also included in the package is the transportation of your animal to our local taxidermist or game meat processor. Skull caping at the ranch or with a local taxidermist will incur an additional fee of $150.

HUNT PACKAGE FEES: Non-refundable fee whether an animal is harvested or not. This fee covers your stay at the ranch, guides, and other expenses. Trophy fees are in addition to the Package cost, but if you do not draw blood there will be no trophy fee. Wounded animals will be charged the same trophy fee as a kill.

Individual Package: $2500 plus the trophy fee, non-hunting spouse is free
Group Package (5 or more hunters): $2200 per hunter plus the trophy fees.

Non-Hunter Additional Guest: $500/night

Trophy Elk Fees:

Under 320" gross B&C score - $7,000
Elk 320" to under 350" gross B&C score - $9,500
Elk 350" to under 375" gross B&C score - $11,500
Elk 375" to under 400" gross B&C score - $14,500
Elk 400" and up gross B&C score - $15,000 plus $100 for each inch above 400"

* In the case of irretrievable wounded animals, full price must be paid based on the gross B & C score. We do our best to recover any shot game, but can not guarantee the recovery of all wounded game.

One wild hog is available for a processing fee of $300.

Groups of two or more can add a quail, chukar, or pheasant wingshoot for an additional $600 per hunter (Includes 10 pheasant, or 12 chukar, or 15 quail per hunter, guide, and cleaning/packaging of birds).

Your guides, lodge chief and cleaner, and game processors will work hard for you and work for tips. If you feel they have done a good job, please tip them individually or as a group. The gratuity is customarily between 15% to 20% of the total hunt. Please use a separate check or cash.

BOOKING A HUNT

*Once dates are scheduled, $2000 deposit is required to preserve a date for all hunts. Deposits are non-refundable at 2 months prior to the hunt date. Make checks payable to:

Anchor Point Properties, LLC

2215 Indian Sky Lane

Newbury Park, CA 91320

The remaining balance of the hunt or recreation package is due upon arrival in cash, check, or credit card. Trophy fees or additional fees are due at the end of the hunt.

Book Your Hunt!

Trophy Whitetail Hunt Packages

Our 2023-24 trophy whitetail packages includes five star lodging for 3 days and 4 nights. Your hunt package includes delicious meals, snacks, with wine or beer after the hunt. Additional days can be added if desired ($650 ea). The hunt includes field dressing, skinning (to the skull), and quartering of your trophy. Also included in the package is the transportation of your animal to our local taxidermist/game processor. Skull caping at the ranch or with the local taxidermist will incur an additional $150 fee.

Hunt Package Fees:

Non-refundable fee whether an animal is harvested or not. This fee covers your stay at the ranch, guides, and other expenses. Trophy fees are in addition to the Package cost, but if you do not draw blood there will be no trophy fee. Wounded animals will be charged the same trophy fee as a kill.

Individual Package: $2500 plus a trophy fee, non-hunting spouse is free.
Non-Hunter Additional Guests: $500/night

Trophy Whitetail Fees:

Doe - $800
Management Bucks 3+ year old, under 130", and 8 points or less - $2500; September and October Early Season Management - $2200
Bucks 130" to under 150" gross B&C score - $6500
Bucks 150" to under 175" gross B&C score - $8500
Bucks 175" to under 200" gross B&C score - $10,500
Bucks 200" and up gross B&C score - $12,500 plus $100 for each inch above 200"

Semi-guided Management Day Hunts:

$750 per day ranch fee (does not include lodging or meals) plus the management trophy fee

The remaining balance of the hunt or recreation package is due upon arrival in cash, check, or credit card. Trophy fees or any additional fees are due at the end of the hunt.

Buffalo Hunting Packages

Hunt Mill Hollow Bison Hunts 2023-24. The hunts will include meals & lodging for 1 day and 1 night. Additional day/night(s) can be added for $650 per day/night.

Trophy Bull - $8000

Mature Bull - $6500

Management Meat Hunt - cow, heifer, or yearling bull - $3800/bison

*If blood is drawn (bull is wounded), there will be a trophy fee.

Groups of two or more can add a quail, chukar, or pheasant wingshoot for an additional $600 per gun (Includes 10 pheasant, or 12 chukar, or 15 quail per gun, guide, and cleaning/packaging of birds).

*Once dates are scheduled, $2000 deposit is require to preserve a date for all hunts. Deposits are non-refundable at 2 months prior to the hunt date. Make checks payable to:

Wild Hog Hunt Packages (2023 update)

ALL PACKAGES ARE 2 NIGHT MINIMUM - Package fees include lodging; food, snacks, and drinks; transportation around the ranch; recovery, gutting/skinning, quartering your hogs "Ranch Processing" ; storage of your meat in a walk-in cooler prior to your trip home.

2 HOGS/hunter are included in all packages. Additional hogs will a have fee of $300 each

1) Individual Package: 2-night minimum lodging - $1600 includes meals and game processing for up to 2 hogs.

Additional nights - $650/day-night

Non-hunting spouse or child sharing hunter's room - $75/night

2) Group (5 or more hunters) Package: 2-night minimum lodging - $1400/guest, includes transportation around the ranch, meals, and game processing for up to 2 hogs/guest

Additional nights - $650/guest/night

Non-hunting spouse or family sharing the hunter's room - $75/night

Non-Hunter Guest: Additional Non-hunter Room - $500/room/night

Individual Single Day-Only Ranch Passes: $800 per day, No trophy fees, includes transportation around the ranch, lunch, and "Ranch Processing" for 1 hog; Ranch processing fee for additional hog(s) - $300 each.

Wild hogs can be harvested in addition to any Whitetail Deer, Axis Deer, Elk, or Bison Trophy hunts or recreational package

Your guides, lodge staff, and game processors will work hard for you and work for tips. If you feel they have done a good job, please tip them individually or as a group (preferred). The gratuity is customarily between 15% to 20% of the total hunt cost. Please use a separate check or cash.

*Once dates are scheduled, a $1000 deposit for individual hunters ($3000 total for group hunts) is required to preserve a date for all hunts. Deposits are non-refundable at 2 months prior to the hunt date. Make checks payable to:

The remaining balance of the hunt or recreation package is due upon arrival in cash, check, or credit card.

Axis Deer Hunts

Hunt Mill Hollow Ranch has been building a trophy Axis Deer herd for the last few years. Our 2023-24 Trophy Axis Deer package (beginning and ending in April) includes your stay at a five-star lodging for 3 days and 4 nights . Your stay will include delicious meals, drinks, and snacks.

HUNT PACKAGE FEES: The hunt package fee is charged whether an animal is harvested or not. This fee covers your stay at the ranch, guides, and other expenses. Trophy fees are in addition to the package cost, but if you do not draw blood, there will be no trophy fee. Wounded animals will be charged the same trophy fee as a kill. The fully guided hunt includes recovery, field dressing, skinning (to the skull), and quartering of your trophy. Also included in the package is the transportation of your animal to our local taxidermist or game meat processor. Skull caping at the ranch or with a local taxidermist will incur an additional fee.

Individual Hunt Package Fee: (2023-24) $2500 plus a trophy fee, non-hunting spouse is free

Group Package (5 or more hunters): (2023-24) $2200 per hunter plus the trophy fees.

Additional days/nights can be added if desired ($650 each).

Individual Day-Only Ranch Passes: $800/day/person, includes guide, transportation around the ranch, lunch, and "Ranch Processing.

AXIS DEER TROPHY FEES:

Buck in hard antler and less than 30" - $4200
Buck in velvet (any smaller size) or hard horned 30" to under 32"- $4800
Buck in velvet or hard horned 32" and under 34" - $5400
Buck in velvet or hard horn 34" and over - $5500 plus $500 per inch
Axis doe - $1200

* In the case of irretrievable wounded animals, the full trophy fee must be paid. We do our best to recover any shot game, but cannot guarantee the recovery of all wounded game.

The remaining balance of the hunt or recreation package is due upon arrival in cash, check, or credit card. Trophy fees or additional fees are due at the end of the hunt.

Fallow Deer Hunts

Hunt Mill Hollow Ranch has been building a trophy Fallow deer herd for the last few years. Our 2023-24 Trophy Fallow Deer package (beginning and ending in April) includes your stay at a five-star lodging for 3 days and 4 nights . Your stay will also include delicious meals, drinks, and snacks.

Individual Hunt Package Fee: (2023-24) $2500 each plus a trophy fee, non-hunting spouse is free

Additional days/nights can be added if desired ($650/hunter).

Individual Day-Only Ranch Passes: $800/day/person, includes transportation around the ranch, lunch, and "Ranch Processing.

FALLOW DEER TROPHY FEES:

Fallow Buck - $4800
Fallow Doe - $1600

Aoudad Hunts

Hunt Mill Hollow Ranch has been building a trophy Aoudad herd. We are finally ready to begin our Aoudad hunts in May 2021.

HUNT PACKAGE FEES: Our 2023-24 Aoudad package (pricing beginning and ending in April) for a 3 day/4 night hunt is $2500. This fee covers your stay at the ranch at our five-star lodge, guides, and other expenses. Your stay will include delicious meals, snacks, with wine or beer after the hunt. The hunt package fee is incurred whether an animal is harvested or not. Trophy fees are in addition to the package cost, but if you do not draw blood there will be no trophy fee. Wounded animals will be charged the same trophy fee as a kill. The fully guided hunt includes recovery, field dressing, skinning (to the skull), and quartering of your trophy. Also included in the package is the transportation of your animal to our local taxidermist or game meat processor. Skull caping at the ranch or with a local taxidermist will incur an additional fee.

Additional days/nights: can be added if desired - $650/night/hunter.

Aoudad Trophy Fees:

Rams less than 30" - $4400

Rams 30" to under 32" - $4800

Rams over 32" - $5200

Groups of two or more can add a quail, chukar, or pheasant fall/winter wing-shoot for an additional $600 per hunter (Includes 10 pheasant, or 12 chukar, or 15 quail per hunter, guide, and cleaning/packaging of birds).

The remaining balance of the hunt or recreation package is due upon arrival in cash, check, or credit card. Trophy fees or other additional fees are due at the end of the hunt.

Luxury Quail Hunting Packages

Field Hunt (15 quail per person, includes lunch) - $600 per person

Full Day Field Hunt with overnight stay (30 quail per person with breakfast, lunch, and dinner) - $1550 per person

Additional Quail - $20/bird

Additional Pheasant - $30/bird

Additional Chukar - $25/bird

Additional Nights lodging - $650/night

Dog Handler/dog: Half day - $100; Full day - $150 per day

Non-Hunter Additional Room: $500/room/night

Non-hunting spouse in the same room: Free!

Your guides, lodge chief and cleaner, and game processors will work hard for you and work for tips. If you feel they have done a good job, please tip them individually or as a group. The total gratuity is customarily between 15% to 20%. Please use a separate check or cash.

*Once dates are scheduled, $600/gun deposit is require to reserve a date for all hunts. Deposits are non-refundable at 2 months prior to the hunt. Make checks payable to:

Guided Pheasant Hunting Packages

Pheasant Half Day Hun t (10 birds/person) - $600 per person

Pheasant Full Day Hunt with overnight stay (Includes 20 birds, breakfast, lunch, and dinner) - $1550 per person

Additional Pheasant - 1-10 birds - $30/bird

Additional Chukar - 1-10 birds - $25/bird

Additional Quail - 1-10 birds - $20/bird

Additional Night Lodging - $650 per person

Dog Handler/dog: Half day- $100; Full day - $150

Non Hunter Additional Room: $500/room/night

Non hunting spouse in the same room: Free!

*Once dates are scheduled, $500/gun deposit is require to preserve a date for all hunts. Make checks payable to:

Guided Chukar Hunting Packages

One Half Day Field Hunt (12 birds per person) - $600 per person

Full Day Field Hunt (24 birds per person, includes lunch) - $900 per person

Full Day Field Hunt with overnight stay (20 birds per person with breakfast, lunch, and dinner) - $1550 per person

Dog Handler/dog: Half day - $100 Full day - $150/day

Not Included In The Packages

Transportation to or from the ranch: The ranch is located just southeast of Stilwell, Oklahoma. If you need to get picked up at a local commercial airport (Fayetteville, AR -1.5hrs; Fort Smith, AR - 1hr; or Tulsa, OK - 2hrs), there will be an additional charge of $500 round trip (maximum of 3 passengers).

Oklahoma Hunting Licenses: During the Oklahoma deer hunting season, you are required to purchase an Oklahoma Resident Annual Hunting License, a Nonresident Fiscal-Year License, or a Nonresident 5-Day Hunting License. If you are hog hunting outside of the state deer hunting season, you are not required to purchase an Oklahoma Hunting License. www.oklahomawildlifedepartment/licensing

Your guides, lodge chief and cleaner, and game processors will work hard for you. If you feel they have done a good job, please tip them individually or as a group. The total gratuity is customarily between 10% to 20%.

Alcoholic beverages: BYOB except for trophy elk, deer, and bison hunts

Taxidermy: There are several local taxidermists that can do beautiful whitetail deer, elk, and wild boar mounts, or you can bring your trophy home to your own taxidermist.

Additional meat processing: Arrangements can also be made with a local meat processor for complete processing, packaging, and shipping of meat.

Maps: If you are going to go off into the woods, it is a good idea to go on-line to OnX Maps . You can download Oklahoma or the ranch area to save for offline mapping. Your GPS on any smartphone will work offline with an OnX map. Cell reception is best with Verizon.

Booking at Hunt Mill Hollow Ranch

*Once dates are scheduled, deposit is required to preserve a date for all hunts and events. Deposits required are listed with each package. Make checks payable to:

Book at HMH Ranch!

10 Best All-Inclusive Resorts in Montana

By Rebecca Hanlon

Montana has many different monikers like “ Big Sky Country ” or “ Treasure State ” because of the wide-open sky above the Rocky Mountains , the sheer abundance of picturesque scenery, the vast array of lakes and rivers, and the various other natural outdoor delights across the state.

Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park are popular draws for many outdoor enthusiasts interested in hiking, biking, rafting, and skiing, and Montana also attracts many fly-fishing enthusiasts.

While not as prevalent as many beach vacation areas, the state is home to a fair number of all-inclusive resorts, with many of them being along the lines of a traditional or dude ranch in true Montana style.

Montana is an ideal place for all-inclusive vacation opportunities, either in the areas close to Glacier National Park or in the more populated areas like Missoula and some of the towns close to the national parks.

The all-inclusive resorts include accommodation, meals, beverages, and often some activities. Some Montana all-inclusive vacations cater specifically to adults, while others welcome families with children and even pets.

There are also various all-inclusive vacation resorts in Montana that specialize in particular activities like fly fishing , horse riding , and various other outdoor pursuits that the region is ideal for.

BEST FOR FAMILIES

Lone Mountain Ranch
Close to Big Sky
Wood Burner
Cross Country Ski Trails

Gorgeous property. Amazing restaurant and bar. The staff made the visit!...

Guest Reviews

BEST OVERALL

Elk Lake Resort
Surrounded By Mountains
Bar / lounge
Pets Allowed

This was a fantastic place. Just amazing. Nice very clean cabins...

BEST FOR YELLOWSTONE

Parade Rest Ranch
Bicycles available

Wonderful experience! The guides were so patient, helpful and supportive...

Best Resorts To Stay in Montana – Tips and Advice

Which places in Montana are best? Well, that depends largely on how you want to spend your time in Big Sky Country. If you want to be near one of the national parks like Glacier or Yellowstone you will be in the region of some of the best scenery and outdoor pursuits. If you want to be closer to the more populated cities and towns like Missoula, Whitefish, or even Bigfork you’ll have more amenities to hand.
Tourist Areas: The national parks have a tourist season but are expansive enough to avoid crowds at certain times. The towns and cities like Missoula and Bigfork tend to be more crowded in summer, and Whitefish is popular year-round.
Historic and Cultural Areas : The town of Bigfork is quite culturally-oriented and has a plethora of world-class art galleries as well as a famous theatre, or you could consider the historic aspects of a ranch near Big Sky that has been around for more than a century.
The Resort at Paws Up
The Ranch at Rock Creek
Flathead Lake Lodge
Spotted Bear Ranch
Triple Creek Ranch
320 Guest Ranch
Blacktail Ranch

1. Elk Lake Resort • Lima

Elk Lake Resort is a highly rated, all-inclusive resort that is popular with families , among others. This resort is in an area of outstanding natural scenery and is surrounded by mountains on three sides.

Needless to say, some of the activities on offer here include everything you would expect from Montana’s great outdoors like fly-fishing and national park tours .

The all-inclusive packages at the resort include 3 meals per day, guided tours, and the use of the boats on both lakes. If that’s not enough to satiate your appetite for activity, you can indulge in a spot of ATV riding , horseback riding , or hiking, to name but a few other options.

Families are more than welcome here, but the resort also caters to large groups, including those who bring their own RVs or camping equipment.

2. The Resort at Paws Up • Greenough

The Resort at Paws Up is an impressive guest ranch located near Missoula in Greenough. The resort can be found among almost 40,000 acres of land in the region of the Garnet Mountains, in the Blackfoot Valley.

The name comes in part from the fact that the ranch caters to dog lovers, making it the ideal all-inclusive resort in Montana for those that want to bring their furry friends.

The place is suitable for anyone looking to stay in a luxurious, mountain-style cabin surrounded by nature. The accommodation features a kitchenette, cable TV, and high-speed Internet, as well as a hot tub and coffee-making facilities.

The amenities at the all-inclusive resort include an onsite restaurant, bar and lounge, and children’s activities. All meals are included as well as drinks with the exception of alcohol, and guests staying in the cabins also get to use electric cars to travel around the property.

Attractions like the Bob Marshall Wilderness are just a short drive away, and some of the activities on offer include fly-fishing trips, guided hunting trips, rafting, hiking, and horseback riding.

3. Parade Rest Ranch • West Yellowstone

If the idea of an authentic dude ranch experience sounds like your thing then check out Parade Rest Ranch near Yellowstone National Park. Also, if you’re interested in this type of authentic Western stay but not set on all-inclusive, check out our list of top dude ranches in Montana where you’ll find a few on this list as as well as many others.

The all-inclusive package here covers accommodation and three daily meals, as well as various activities like horseback riding and fly-fishing.

Families and children are more than welcome in this all-inclusive Montana resort, and extra evening snacks and hot drinks are also provided as part of the package, as are barbecues that are offered twice a week.

West Yellowstone has an abundance of accommodation options to suit your needs, you can browse all options here .

4. The Ranch at Rock Creek • Philipsburg

If you fancy the authentic experience of staying on a real working ranch and playing cowboys in the remote wilderness regions of the state, then The Ranch at Rock Creek in Granite County may the all-inclusive resort in Montana for you.

The ranch in Philipsburg is located pretty much in the middle of nowhere and is surrounded by mountains. So you won’t find any local amenities as there aren’t any towns for miles – but the good news is this place has its own spa, a swimming pool, an ice rink, a giant movie screen, and a bowling alley!

Aside from the creature comforts that will help to stave off any feelings of being lost, there are acres of the surrounding great outdoors to explore, including activities like horse riding, biking, or fishing in the creek, to name but a few, and it’s all included in the package.

5. Flathead Lake Lodge • Bigfork

In the scenic and friendly town of Bigfork, you can find all-inclusive accommodation with its own private beach on Flathead Lake , at Flathead Lake Lodge Resort.

The Flathead Lake Resort provides family and pet-friendly lodging in Woods Bay, which is just 5 miles south of downtown Bigfork . The resort is big on customer service and offers friendly travel tips and advice on the local area as part-and-parcel of the experience.

All the rooms and cabins are recently renovated and are well-kept and comfortable. If you want to travel a bit further afield during your stay then Glacier National Park is only 50 miles away and there are 2 Ski Resorts nearby, as well as the world-class Eagle Bend Gold Club .

Big Fork offers plenty of other lodging options, you can browse available accommodations here .

6. Spotted Bear Ranch •Whitefish

The ranch is close to Whitefish, a resort town with a population of around 7,000. This might make the idea of an all-inclusive Montana resort sound more appealing to anyone not too sure about the idea of staying on a ranch in the middle of nowhere.

Spotted Bear Ranch is an all-inclusive resort geared towards fly fishing, although a range of other activities is also available. The resort is located reasonably high in the Rocky Mountains amidst three million acres of wilderness, somewhere between the Bob Marshall Wilderness and Glacier National Park.

The accommodation here features rustic cabins with impressive views of the mountains, all containing large, comfortable beds, a fireplace, and a private porch. Home-cooked meals every day are also part of the deal.

Daily activities such as fly-fishing trips, wilderness adventures, hiking trips, horseback riding, and river trips also form part of the package at Spotted Bear Ranch.

Whitefish, Montana plays host to a large tourist industry, you can check out the accommodations in the popular town here .

7. Triple Creek Ranch • Missoula

Triple Creek Ranch is located close to the big city of Missoula, just to the south of the densely-populated city in a region known as Darby in the Bitterroot Mountains of Western Montana .

This could be an ideal all-inclusive vacation in Montana for anyone wanting to avoid kids, as the ranch caters only to adults.

The all-inclusive package includes three meals per day as well as picnic lunches, accommodation, and various daily activities such as hiking, snowshoeing, fishing, and trail rides.

The amenities include a pool and a hot tub, a fitness center, and a tennis court, and all the cabins at the ranch include free luxurious bathrooms and free Wi-Fi.

As the second biggest city in Montana, Missoula offers up an abundance of accommodation options for you to explore .

8. 320 Guest Ranch • Big Sky

This is an all-inclusive Montana resort with something of a difference in that it is a 110-year-old homestead that has been reshaped into a guest ranch.

Here’s your chance to soak up some of the Old West vibes that still exist in the atmosphere and hospitality of this impressive and historic property surrounded by mountain vistas.

Good old country-style living is what you’ll get at this ranch, as well as delicious home-cooked cowboy cuisine and friendly service. The accommodation comes by way of comfortable and rustic log cabins in the vicinity of the Gallatin National Forest , with a river nearby and close to 100 horses in the stables.

The ranch is not too far from either Yellowstone National Park or Big Sky Resort and is home to hundreds of miles of hiking and biking trails. Other accessible activities come in bundles by way of whitewater rafting, skiing, and golf.

The ranch even does horse-powered Sleigh Rides along the Gallatin River between December and March depending on weather conditions .

9. Blacktail Ranch • Wolf Creek

Black Tail Ranch is another historic resort that dates back to the late 1800s and is owned and maintained today by the same family that first took up the homestead.

The ranch offers all-inclusive rates that include accommodation in the homely lodge, as well as three hearty, home-cooked meals every day of your vacation.

This family-owned guest ranch is located in the amazingly scenic Montana mountains and is ideal for family vacations or rural retreats of all kinds.

This is a fully-operational, working ranch set in 8,000 acres of impressive landscape and terrain. Activities such as horseback riding through the Rockies are included, as well as fly fishing in some of the state’s finest trout rivers, to name just a couple of available options .

10. Lone Mountain Ranch • Big Sky

Lone Mountain Ranch is close to Big Sky and provides all-inclusive packages which include cabin accommodation, dining, and recreational activities. This is a family-friendly residence, and airport transfers are provided.

Cabins of various sizes are available for couples or families, and they come with wood-burning stoves, bathrooms, and private porches.

Activities are included in the package and include such delights as horseback riding, guided hikes, mountain biking, fly fishing, canoeing, Yellowstone Park trips, and kids’ programs.

In winter, access to 85km of cross country ski trails, 30km of snowshoe trails, a sleigh ride dinner, and on the snow trail buffet all form part of the activities on offer.

Final Thoughts

So there you have a few interesting insights into all-inclusive resorts and ranches in the state of Montana. Some of these suggestions will help to give you some ideas when planning your next trip to Montana.

Whether you like forests and the great outdoors, rivers and lakes, a remote and historic ranch, or you would rather be a bit closer to a populated town or city with a few more options when it comes to local amenities, you’ll find that there are many rich opportunities for finding all-inclusive places to stay in Montana !

Best Hotels by Type

The Best Luxury Resort on this list would have to be The Ranch at Rock Creek due to its atmosphere and high-quality accommodation, amenities, and surroundings.
Best Historic Resort is undoubtedly the more than a century old 320 Guest Ranch , with its authentic Montana ranch setting and experience.
Best Family Resort in this list of unique places goes to the Elk Lake Resort due to its outstanding natural surroundings and family-oriented approach.
The Best Romantic Hotel has to be Triple Creek Ranch , not only due to the location and surrounding scenery but also due to the fact that this residence only caters to adults and is perfect for couples.

Where To Stay In Montana – 6 Regions Reviewed
Unique Places to Stay in Montana
The Best Weekend Getaways in Montana
Best Luxury Resorts in Montana

About The Author

Rebecca Hanlon

Rebecca has been a travel blogger and editor for over 5 years, working with some of the biggest brands in industry. She’s taught English as a foreign language in 5 different countries, and her most fulfilling role was as a tour guide around some of Europe’s finest vineyards. She the one behind the social channels here at Discovering Montana, whilst also finding the time to perform an assistant editor role.

A Montana Hunting Experience Twin Creek Ranch Phone: (406) 429-5615 [email protected]

Hunting in Montana

43 hunting trips from 7 outfitters starting from a 229,013

Share this page with friends

Montana on map, about hunting in montana.

The fourth-largest state in the United States, Montana is a hunter’s and outdoorsman’s paradise. Covering 147,000 square miles, Montana is split into distinct eastern and western regions by the Continental Divide. Most of the major mountain ranges (there are at least 100) are in the west. About 60 percent of the state, most of the eastern section, is prairie, but there are a number of isolated peaks and ranges that interrupt the prairie landscape. Huntable species in Montana include black bears, mule deer, white-tailed deer, pronghorn antelope, Rocky Mountain elk, Shiras moose, mountain goats, mountain lions, bighorn sheep, turkeys, wolves, and bison. There is also excellent hunting for upland birds and waterfowl in most of the state. Montana’s wildlife is well managed, with excellent trophies of nearly every big-game species being taken in the state every year. Some of the largest bighorn sheep in the world come from Montana, especially the Missouri Breaks region; however, drawing odds are extremely low. Hunting in Montana is conducted on both public and private land, and permission is required to hunt on private land. Outfitters and guides must by licensed by the Department of Labor and Industry. To hunt in Montana, you need a general big-game or species license as well as, in some cases, a permit entitling you to hunt in a specific area or type of animal. A Conservation License is also required. Consult with your outfitter and be certain that he or she is able to either provide the needed licenses and tags or instruct you on how to purchase them. Many of Montana’s hunting opportunities are only available through a draw system, which requires planning ahead. In some cases, however, licenses are available for purchase over the counter or outfitters have tags available for nonresident hunters. Big-game animals must be properly tagged before the carcass is removed from the kill site or before the hunter leaves the kill site. Montana requires that all hunters and guides must wear a minimum of 400 square inches of hunter orange visible above the waist. The rule does not apply to archery hunters hunting during the archery-only season, but it does apply to bowhunters hunting during the general big-game firearm seasons. It’s crucial to familiarize yourself with Montana’s hunting regulations before you begin your hunt, even if you are hunting with an outfitter. Rules surrounding season dates and hunt area boundaries can be complex, and because rules often differ from species to species and region to region, be sure to read up on specific regulations for you particular hunt. Find information at Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks ( fwp.mt.gov ) and specific hunting regulations here: http://fwp.mt.gov/hunting/regulations/default.html .

Price distribution

Special offers, hunting methods all hunting methods (10), rifle hunting.

Bow Hunting

Game classification All classifications (6)

Dangerous Game

Animals All animals (9)

Grouse Fight Grouse fighting to see who is the dominant one

3 Day Rifle Antelope Hunt

5 Day Rifle Elk/Deer Hunt

3 Day Antelope Hunt 2x1

Interested in this destination? Create a subscription to get offers right to your inbox

Join for free, to receive special offers and discounts.

Montana Elk,Mule Deer, and Antelope Hunting Packages | Triple Crown Hunt

Montana Whitetails, a premier fully licensed & insured big game hunting outfitter now offers a 14 day Montana sportsman's vacation hunt package. Experience 2 weeks for the Western Triple Crown guided hunting trip for trophy elk, whitetail deer, and antelope plus world class trout fishing from one of our beautiful, luxurious hunting Lodges in majestic Big Sky Country. You'll be surrounded by 3 truly breath taking mountain ranges, river's full of wild trout, lush irrigated alfalfa and river bottom lands, and plenty of private properties loaded with Montana's prized big game. A truly exhilarating, relaxed fun filled outdoor recreational experience is waiting for you!

These are fully guided hunts with your own licensed guide and cook for a catered, all inclusive sportsman's dream vacation! This is a Western big game hunting package that will have you experience some of the finest trophy hunting and trout fishing in the world. Big Sky Country is truly a sportsman's paradise where dreams do come true for sportsman every year. We can offer that true outdoor vacation experience for you through our first class hunting and fishing lodge along with thousands of acres of managed private lands surrounded by irrigated alfalfa and grain fields loaded with wild game. You will have access to several privately own and managed ranches for hunting trophy class elk, whitetail deer, antelope and fishing opportunities on the Yellowstone River and Shield's River.

Our first class hunting and fishing lodge here in Southwestern Montana will get you into the heart of fabulous big game hunting and world class trout fishing. Our professional, licensed guides will make sure you have the trip of a lifetime. The ranch accommodates clients focused on a peaceful, relaxing environment catered to offer you a quality vacation and successful hunting experience. Business professionals have access to internet and phone services if they choose during their stay. If you need anything to make your trip more enjoyable, please ask us and we'll try to accommodate your special requests.

Sportsman's Vacation Package:

This hunt starts you on the open plains and rolling prairie to go after trophy antelope over irrigated alfalfa and grain during your first week of your two week vacation. After tagging your antelope buck sit back, relax, and bend a ultra-light or fly rod on some hungry wild trout in these cold, clear blue ribbon trout waters that flow through our managed private properties right here in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Southwestern Montana.

Your second week starts you hunting the opening week of elk and deer season where you get first crack at some of the big trophy bull elk and whitetail deer that call our private lands home. Bow hunting only river bottom archery hunting areas or rifle hunting our creek drainage’s and large agricultural fields that are loaded with deer assures you opportunities at exceptional, fully mature animals that are the result of our large managed properties. Elk hunting in Park County Montana is the hottest elk hunt in the state right now with extremely high elk numbers with quality bulls that roam our low land river bottom and mountain properties. These hunts have a high success rate, enjoyable atmosphere, and world class lodging accommodations to return you to each night for a true sportsman's vacation like atmosphere.

When planning your trip, elk and deer licenses must be drawn in the general license draw. Antelope licenses must also be applied for and drawn. The 900-20 statewide archery only license is for archery only hunting during late August and September. Our rifle antelope hunters must apply and draw a license. We are located in HD 338-20 for our rifle hunts. Plan ahead and purchase preference points for elk/deer, and bonus points for antelope to increase your chances in the draw.

LET YOUR DREAMS BEGIN...! Call for availability and get your sportsman's vacation started now.

Triple Crown Package Rates

14 day sportsman's vacation western triple crown: $19,995.00. .

Elk, Whitetail Deer, Antelope, and fantastic Trout fishing. All inclusive. (1st week Antelope & Trout Fishing, 2nd week Elk & Whitetail Deer Hunt the opening week of that season). Arrive Saturday, depart Saturday of second week, hunt 13 full days.

GRATUITIES GREATLY APPRECIATED:

Gratuities are greatly appreciated by the guides and cook as this is a significant portion of their income. This is a reflection to them of a job well done. An average guide tip is typically 15-20% of the cost of the hunt. If you feel that your guide exceeded expectations, that will often be rewarded by exceeding 20%.

$ 0.00 0 items

Black Bear Hunt all Inclusive

$ 350.00 – $ 4,925.00

Black Bear Hunt Spring and Fall

These hunts are fair chase, spot, and stalk. Our spring and fall black bear hunts run six nights and five days. Transportation to hunting areas are 4-wheel drive vehicles but most of the hunting will be on foot. Resident and non-resident licenses are over the counter. A black bear license purchased after April 14 for the spring season or after August 31 for the fall season may not be used until 24 hours after the license is issued.

Share on Twitter
Share on Facebook
Pin this product
Share via Email

Description

Additional information.

Reviews (0)

Black Bear Hunt Spring and Fall

Our spring black bear hunt is run April 15th through June 15th. Fall black bear hunt is Sept 15th-Nov 27. These hunts are fair chase, spot, and stalk. Our spring black bear hunt is six nights and five days. Transportation to hunting areas are 4-wheel drive vehicles but most of the hunting will be on foot. Resident and non-resident licenses are over the counter. A black bear license purchased after April 14 for the spring season or after August 31 for the fall season may not be used until 24 hours after the license is issued. The Black bear units we hunt are 240 and 216 these are elk and deer units 240, 250, 260, 261 and 270 On the Bitterroot National Forest and in the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness. We offer day, motel and wilderness black bear hunts. Day and Motel based hunts are conducted out of Hamilton Montana. Enjoy all the comforts including hot showers and a warm bed along with great meals at the many fine restaurants.

Our Backcountry wilderness black bear hunts are in the Bear Creek drainage of the Selway Bitterroot Wilderness area unit 240. We invite you to “rough it” in style at our “home away from home.” We take pride in our camp where each canvas-walled tent is fully equipped with padded cots, wood stoves, lanterns, and generally the finest in outdoor recreational comfort. Our meals are second to none as we serve hearty western meals; the finest the mountains have to offer.

All Black Bear hunters must take the Black bear identification test» .

There are no reviews yet.

Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.

Related products

Whitetail Deer Hunt all Inclusive

Mule Deer Hunt All Inclusive

GUIDED WILDERNESS HUNTING, FISHING, & HORSEBACK ADVENTURES

Elk/Mule Deer Combo

Mule Deer Hunts

Wilderness Horseback

Wilderness Fishing

Black Bear Hunts

Mountain Lion Hunts

Watch our videos.

Blake Larsen

I've hunted with Montana Safaris twice now. Both times have been top notch. An amazing experience. The hunting is great..but it's so much more, the guides and cook work extremely hard to make the experience a good one. If your looking for an authentic experience to hunt Elk, or Deer, look no further than Montana Safaris. Ive hunted with many outfitters in the west, and Colter's operation stands our with professionalism and providing a real adventure!

Rich Fletcher

Hunted the Bob Marshall Complex with Colter and Rocky three times. Saw black bear and grizzlies. Heard wolves howl and went places on a horse I didn't think possible. Got a sore butt and missed a few shots, but managed to kill a buck and a bull in genuine wilderness. Made forever friends.

Danny Tilley

I hunted with Montana Safaris Thanksgiving week in 2005. Colter was just a youngster then. True western horseback elk hunt. I had a great time and would like to go back someday. Great memories.

A 3rd Generation Outfitting Business

I'm Colter Heckman, a third generation outfitter, and a second generation with Montana Safaris. My parents, Rocky and Lorell, started this business in 1988 when I was 4 years old. You could say that I've been around and I know these mountains pretty well. I hope you are able to come let me show you the sights. Whether it's taking you to a special spot for spectacular views, teaching you just the right way to toss your fly to catch the biggest trout, or nudging you in the direction of a broadside shot at a trophy bull elk, you'll be sure that my knowledge will help you enjoy a trip of a lifetime.

Now with all this experience you can bet I've sure learned the country well and have put together some dang good trips to show off our paradise and our talent as expert mule packers, guides and back country cooks. We've got ourselves a top notch bunch of horses and there's a whole wilderness out there just a waiting for you.

My dad taught me everything I need to know to be a great outfitter and I plan to carry on his legacy in the Bob Marshall Wilderness. After his passing I've acquired a strong urge to keep this business just the way it was. Many of our clients spent countless hours in the mountains with my dad and they got to watch me grow and learn the business. I hope new clients can experience the same with me and my future children.

Book Your Trip With Montana Safaris

A 3rd Generation Outfitting Business Specializing in Wilderness Experiences

We would love to hear from you!

WHY CHOOSE Montana Mountain Lion Adventures?

At Montana Mountain Lion Adventures we strive to provide high quality and high success mountain lion hunts. MMLA provides an all inclusive hunt that hosts only a few clients each year in order to provide an unprecedented hunting experience for those clients. Lion hunting is our passion, hobby, and profession that have been combined to create a once in a lifetime experience for you.

Mountain Tales

Our Rates / Cancellation Policy

All-inclusive hunting packages.

Sage Peak Outfitters are trusted Elk Hunting Outfitters in Montana who offer Guided Elk Hunting and other types of Big Game Hunting in Montana:

Each hunter has his or her own Montana Hunting Guide
Meals and lodging are included
Transportation to and from the Bozeman Airport (Gallatin Field Airport) is included
We offer a free service for those who need to acquire their Hunting License Online

Sage Peak Outfitters gladly discloses every additional cost which might be incurred. Please browse the site to find out which types of Elk Hunting Gear we provide and what our clients are expected to bring with them.

Sage Peak Outfitters believes in ethical hunting, therefore while hunting with us any hunter who draws blood on an elk, their tag is considered punched and the animal will be tracked until found.

Most of our Elk Hunters are booking 1-2 years in advance. To secure your spot, it is important to book early. A 50% deposit is required upon confirmation of reservation dates.

*Elk/deer tag applications are due by April 1st. Montana is no longer on a guaranteed tag system. See I-161 for more info.*

Wilderness Elk Hunts

6 day, 5 night archery elk hunt; 8 day package w/travel.

Cost: $9,000, 1-1 hunter to guide service. Notes: Sept/Oct

6 day, 6 night Rifle elk hunt Opening Week; 9 day package w/travel

Cost: $8,500, 2-1 hunter to guide service; $10,000, 1-1 hunter to guide service Notes: October

Other Wilderness Packages

Wilderness Pack Trips: $600 per person per night Wilderness Retreats: Call for more information

Cost: 5 day Hunt $7000 Notes: (Draw System)

Private Ranch Montana Elk Hunts

5 day rifle elk hunt, 7 day package w/travel, cost: $9000; deer and antelope add on $500 each notes: oct/nov.

License Fees and Gratuity are not included in the above rates.

Please contact us for current Montana hunting license information at [email protected] .

A hunt is considered booked when 50% of the deposit is received. The remaining balance is due August 1st for Archery hunters, and September 1st for Rifle hunters. The deposit will be refunded if the hunter is not drawn for a Montana hunting license.

Cancellation Policy

Should a hunter cancel a hunt with Sage Peak Outfitters prior to February 1st, the deposit will be returned in full, less a $200 cancellation fee. It is forfeited if the hunter fails to make the final payment for the remaining balance on time (August 1st for Archery, September 1st for Rifle). Hunters concerned with cancellations due to unforeseen circumstances are encouraged to obtain Travel Insurance endorsed by MOGA (Montana Outfitter and Guide Association). Please click here for more information on MOGA Travel Insurance.

If the hunter fails to send license application information to Sage Peak Outfitters and/or to Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks by April 1, Sage Peak Outfitters has the option to retain the deposit or credit it to another season.

The full cost of the hunt is also forfeited if the hunter cancels after February 1st.

If the hunter fails to make the final payment, or the final payment is late, a 10% late fee will be added to the cost of the hunt, and Sage Peak Outfitters has the option to cancel the hunt and/or to retain the deposit.

Rates and policies are subject to change.

IMAGES

Archery Hunt all Inclusive Combo Hunt
Rifle Hunt All Inclusive
Rifle Hunt All Inclusive
Best Montana Hunting Trips
Best Montana Hunting Trips
Best Montana Hunting Trips

COMMENTS

Montana Hunting Package
We will also prepare the birds for you and get them ready for shipping, carry-on or checking at the airport. Visit Montana FWP To Purchase Your License. Check Availability. 2 days hunting. 3 nights lodging $3,650. 3 days hunting. 4 nights lodging $4,650. 4 days hunting. 5 nights lodging $5,700.
Montana Guided Big Game Hunting
Group Discount Rates: 10% for groups of 4+ Family Discounts: Son/daughter Discount (swan location only): 50% discount for under age of 25 hunting with parent.Hunting Spouse Discount (swan location only): 25% off. One-on-one guide: $1500 extra 3% Administrative Fee: All multi-day trip rates will have an additional 3% administrative fee added per reservation.
Montana Dude Ranch Vacation
Unplug, reconnect, make yourself at home while enjoying an incredible Montana dude ranch vacation. From the beginner to experienced horseback rider, hiker or fisherman, ranch vacations include excellent meals, private log cabin lodging and unlimited outdoor activities. Responsive horses. Friendly staff.
The 10 Best Outfitters and Hunting Tours In Montana
6. Snowy Springs Outfitters. Snow Springs Outfitters is one of the most affordable guide services in Montana. They are a small horse outfitter that specializes in providing hunting services to visitors to Montana. Snowy Springs Outfitters has a variety of trip options that include multi-day hunting trips or day trips.
Montana Hunting Trips
If you would like to reserve a cabin for the evening you come out of camp, please call the Lodge as soon as possible (406-562-3654 or toll free 1-888-749-3654). Specialty Hunts. Sun Canyon Lodge also offers a variety of big game specialty hunts. The Sun River area is known for the large number of native big horn sheep.
Montana Guided Hunts
Double Deuce Outfitters' guides know the elk's behavior patterns and can take you to prime locations for your elk hunting experience. *Ask about our repeat deer hunters discount! 5 Day Mule Deer / Whitetail Hunt: $6,300.00. 5 Day Deer / Elk Combo Hunt: $7,900.00 * Elk trophy fee: $1,000.00. 5 Day Deer / Antelope Combo Hunt: $7,600.00.
Bob Marshall Wilderness Hunts
Join us for the hunt of a lifetime in Montana's 1.5 million-acre Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex. Home to North America's foremost big game animals, this unspoiled wilderness provides unsurpassed beauty and trophy opportunities. To hunt the "Bob" is to experience one of America's national treasures. As your hosts, we will provide you ...
All inclusive Rifle Deer Hunting Packages in Montana
All inclusive Rifle Deer Hunting Packages in Montana. You will be guided by a Montana hunting guide in the vast Cabinet Mountain wilderness ranges as well as other wilderness areas We are located in one the best areas for trophy bull elk in Montana. Our hunts are conducted on the Kootenai and Lolo National Forest pristine mountain ranges.
Montana Guided Hunting Trips
GUIDED MONTANA HUNTING TRIPS. At S&W Outfitters, Inc. we choose to offer you the best we can. Our guided hunting trips are 100% fair chase, with no games, fences, or guaranteed kills. All hunts are fully guided and include transportation from the nearest major airport, in field transportation, in field care of game, guide service, hot and hearty meals with warm, dry cabins and wall tents.
Montana Hunting Trips
Situated 9 miles into the wilderness, adjacent to Yellowstone Park, in the Lee Metcalf Wilderness Area, Sage Peak Outfitters holds the only overnight use permit in this area. Our Wilderness Hunting camp sits at 7,800 feet in elevation; we hunt Montana Elk up to 10,000 feet and as low as 6,000 feet. We operate solely on a one-on-one hunter/guide ...
All Inclusive Luxury Packages
Skull caping at the ranch or with a local taxidermist will incur an additional fee. Individual Hunt Package Fee: (2023-24) $2500 plus a trophy fee, non-hunting spouse is free. Group Package (5 or more hunters): (2023-24) $2200 per hunter plus the trophy fees. Additional days/nights can be added if desired ($650 each).
Montana Hunting Trips
Montana Hunting Trips, All Inclusive and Day Hunts for Elk Hunting, Deer Hunting, Bear Hunting, Mountain Lion Hunting, Moose Hunting, Bighorn Sheep Hunting, and Moutain Goat Hunting in the Bitterroot National Forest. To Confirm Montana Hunting trips Available Dates Call (406)360-7238. Showing all 6 results.
10 Best All-Inclusive Resorts in Montana
6. Spotted Bear Ranch •Whitefish. Image: Spotted Bear Ranch. The ranch is close to Whitefish, a resort town with a population of around 7,000. This might make the idea of an all-inclusive Montana resort sound more appealing to anyone not too sure about the idea of staying on a ranch in the middle of nowhere.
Twin Creek Ranch ~ Exclusive Montana Hunting Ranch
Buffalo Hunting, Montana Hunting Guides, Whitetail Hunting, Exclusive Hunting Trips, Telephone: (406) 429-5615 ... Our all inclusive wild bird hunting packages are available for up to eight guests and we only take up to five groups a year in order to maintain the quality resource that we call home.
Montana hunting trips
Hunting in Montana. View 43 hunts. 43 hunting trips from 7 outfitters starting from $ 2,500. 43 hunts. $2,500 starting from. 9 animals. 1485mi to the nearest trip.
Rifle Hunt all Inclusive Combo Hunt
Rifle hunts are 8 nights and 7 days. We offer both 1 on 1 hunts (you have your own personal guide) and 2 on 1 hunts (2 hunters share a guide). Rifle Hunt all inclusive Combo Hunt Hunt Elk, Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Black Bear, Mountain Lion, Moose, Mountain Goat, and BigHorn Sheep In Montana.
Elk Hunting Trips
Elk Hunting Trips | Sage Peak Hunting. Book a Trip Today! PO Box 867 // Three Forks, MT 59752 // 406-580-3505 Montana Outfitter, Licensed & Insured // Josh Abbott #33480.
Montana Triple Crown Big Game Hunting
14 Day Sportsman's Vacation Western Triple Crown: $19,995.00. Elk, Whitetail Deer, Antelope, and fantastic Trout fishing. All inclusive. (1st week Antelope & Trout Fishing, 2nd week Elk & Whitetail Deer Hunt the opening week of that season). Arrive Saturday, depart Saturday of second week, hunt 13 full days.
Waterfowl
3 Day - Upland/Waterfowl Combo - $3,950. We think this is the most fun you can have with your pants on! Rain, snow, or sunshine we will have a great hunting option and that's why these hunts are so productive! Our all inclusive 3 day combo hunt provides you with food, lodging and travel to/from the field. This hunt is action packed.
Black Bear Hunt all Inclusive
Black Bear Hunt Spring and Fall. Our spring black bear hunt is run April 15th through June 15th. Fall black bear hunt is Sept 15th-Nov 27. These hunts are fair chase, spot, and stalk. Our spring black bear hunt is six nights and five days. Transportation to hunting areas are 4-wheel drive vehicles but most of the hunting will be on foot.
Montana Safaris
A 3rd Generation Outfitting Business. I'm Colter Heckman, a third generation outfitter, and a second generation with Montana Safaris. My parents, Rocky and Lorell, started this business in 1988 when I was 4 years old. You could say that I've been around and I know these mountains pretty well. I hope you are able to come let me show you the sights.
Home
At Montana Mountain Lion Adventures we strive to provide high quality and high success mountain lion hunts. MMLA provides an all inclusive hunt that hosts only a few clients each year in order to provide an unprecedented hunting experience for those clients. Lion hunting is our passion, hobby, and profession that have been combined to create a ...
Montana Hunting Trips
All-Inclusive Hunting Packages. Sage Peak Outfitters are trusted Elk Hunting Outfitters in Montana who offer Guided Elk Hunting and other types of Big Game Hunting in Montana: Each hunter has his or her own Montana Hunting Guide; Meals and lodging are included; Transportation to and from the Bozeman Airport (Gallatin Field Airport) is included