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Explore Montana's Premier Hunting Grounds with Us!
Embark on the ultimate backcountry hunting adventure in Montana's prime hunting area (314), where hunters of all ages, including younger teens, are welcomed to join us each year. Make yourself at home in our pack-in, backcountry tent camp located on public lands, surrounded by breathtaking wilderness. Our knowledgeable guides and friendly horses will accompany you on this unforgettable journey. Come join us for an experience that promises the thrill of a lifetime!
General Season Hunts
Embark on a six-mile trek to our Big Creek Camp, ideal for elk, mountain goat, and moose hunts. With a maximum of six hunters per week, our expeditions include rifle practice prior to departure, culminating with a return within six days. Rates start at $6,500 per person (2 people per guide) for six days, with gratuities*. Choose from available spots on the following hunts:
- Hunt 1: October 25 – 31 (7 days)
- Hunt 2: November 3 – 8 (6 days)
- Hunt 3: November 10 – 15 (6 days)
- Hunt 4: November 17 – 22 (6 days)
Our comprehensive packages provide one guide for every two hunters, along with a cook, hearty home-style meals, horses, wall tents, cots, and more, excluding only personal items and sleeping bags. Guides assist with dressing and packing out game, offering seamless service throughout your excursion.
Archery Hunts
Archery hunts are conducted in the same area with identical amenities to our general season hunts, priced at $6,500 per person (2 people per guide) for seven days, plus gratuities*. Available spots include:
- Hunt 1: Sept 6 – Sept 13 (8 days)
- Hunt 2: Sept 15 – 21 (7 days)
Goat or Moose Hunts
Experience exceptional mountain goat hunting from our spike camp in Big Creek. Offering a maximum of two hunters per hunt, these trophy hunts include one guide per hunter, a cook, tents, horses, and more. Rates start at $8,000 per person (1 person per guide) for six days, plus gratuities*. Contact us today to discuss flexible dates for these extraordinary hunts!
Non-resident big game licenses are available through a drawing process, applications must be submitted before May 1.
We offer several different Types of Hunting
General Season Hunts
Rates are $6,500 per person
2 people per guide
Six (6) days plus gratuities*
Archery Hunts
Rates are $6,500 per person
2 people per guide
Seven (7) days plus gratuities*
Goat or Moose Hunts
Rates are
$8,000 per person
1 person per guide
Six (6) days plus gratuities*
* Prices subject to change without notice.
Applying for a Montana Non-Resident Big Game License
Dreaming of a Montana hunting adventure? Don't miss out on the chance to secure your non-resident big game license, including opportunities for elk, deer, fishing, and upland game birds. With approximately 17,000 licenses available through a drawing process, applying between March 1 and April 1 is crucial. Additionally, those eyeing moose and goat permits must submit their applications by May 1. To apply, visit the Fish, Wildlife and Parks website and make sure to purchase preference points to boost your chances of success.
Mark Your Calendar
Make note of the application window. For general big game licenses, apply between March 1 and April 1. For moose and goat permits, submit applications by May 1.
Visit the Website
Head to the Fish, Wildlife and Parks website to access the online application portal.
Complete the Application
Fill out all required fields accurately and thoroughly. Ensure you select the desired licenses and permits.
Purchase Preference Points
Enhance your odds by buying preference points. These points increase your chances in future drawings.
Submit and Confirm
Once your application is complete, submit it through the online system. Double-check for accuracy.
Await Results
After the application period closes, wait for the drawing results. Be sure to check the Fish, Wildlife and Parks website for updates.
Plan Your Hunt!
Upon successfully obtaining your license or permit, start planning your Montana hunting adventure!
What to Bring?
Weight Limit: 50 lbs
This list is for guidance only. Temperatures will probably range from 20° to 50°F, but you should be prepared for -20° to +70°F. Layers of lightweight clothing, which can be added or taken off depending on your comfort level, are preferred over heavy weight coats. Pack all of your belongings in a stout duffle or side zipper bag marked with your name and address. Plastic freezer bags are handy pack articles and keep them clean and dry. We provide cots and foam pads.
Please let us know if you have any allergies or dietary preferences.
- Rifle in the 30-06 category with a 4-power scope – Bring a rifle you are familiar with and are used to shooting. Caliber isn’t as important as your ability to hit where you aim under all conditions.
- Ammunition – 2 boxes OR Bow, bow sling and arrows. We will have a target in camp to sight in your bow.
- 1 liter minimum canteen or water bottle and water filter
- Down or wool clothing is good, but you should have outer garments that will shed moisture.
- Blaze orange vest that is at least 400 square inches is required for rifle hunters.
- Day pack – this is handy to carry lunches and needed items.
- Sleeping bag – 5 lb down or polyfill or 2 lightweight bags
- Boots – 2 pair. One for hunting and one for wearing around camp. Heavy Vibram soles or pack boots are not recommended for riding.
- Gaiters
- Wool socks – several pair
- Wool pants
- Coats – at least one should be wool or water repellent
- Thermal underwear – 2 pair of winter weight
- Shirts – warm
- Gloves and mittens – several pair
- Hat or cap that will cover your ears
- Hunting knife
- Binoculars – lightweight, 10 power with a rangefinder
- Compass
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Extend your adventure by adding an extra day to immerse yourself in Montana's captivating fishing scene, where you can engage with some of the state's most distinctive aquatic inhabitants.
Our camps are authorized under a special-use permit from the Custer Gallatin National Forest.
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