Licenses and Hunter Ed

June 1 - Buck Antelope Application Deadline

Aug 10 - Begin Purchasing Antlerless Licenses

Montana Licenses…https://app.mt.gov/elicensesales/

Many record-class Antelope have been taken. Pronghorns taken on our lease average 13 to 16 inches which are better quality antelope than you will find in most other antelope hunting areas.

Shot Opportunity

Shooting opportunity has been 100% nearly every year. Rifle shots often range from 100 to 300 yards so sight rifles dead on at 200 yards. Bow hunters should practice from 20 to 50 yards. Most hunters are amazed at the high number of animals seen on these hunts and many can hardly wait to come back the following year.

Hunting Areas

We operate exclusively on private property in Central and Eastern Montana.  We currently have over 80,000 acres of private ranch land leased to ensure quality antelope hunting.

Hunting Methods

When rifle hunting we usually glass several herds of antelope with spotting scopes and binoculars until we find the just the right buck. Then we usually make a short stalk to get within range for the shot.

Archery hunting for antelope is best done in August and September by bow hunting over waterholes and feeding areas in blinds which are placed at prime locations. Another exciting tactic is to decoy mature antelope herd bucks in close for a good bow shot. When they’re hot, the bucks may run to within 10 yards of the waiting bow hunter. Now that’s an exciting experience!!!

Antelope Seasons

Archery antelope hunting season opens August 15 and runs until November 8. The Rifle Season opens October 11 and runs until November 8. Antelope and deer combo hunts are available in late October and early November.

Best Time

Archery Antelope hunting is best early in the season from August 15 to late September while the weather is hot and bucks are visiting waterholes and when the bucks are rutting.

Rifle hunting is good anytime during the season. The last two years the largest bucks have been spotted in the first week of November.

Guiding Options

Several guide ratios are offered that include guiding, transportation during the hunt, and game care.

Motel “Town Hunts”: Stay in town near restaurants and shopping. Motels are a short drive from most hunt areas. Hunters pay for their choice of room and meals. Guides pick up and return hunters to their room each day. Budget $50-$75 per day for meals and shared room.

Taxidermy and Meat Processing

These services are not included. You can transport your moose home or use local taxidermy and meat cutting services.

What's Not Included

Taxidermy, meat processing, licenses, motel room, restaurant meals, gratuities, and any other items not listed as being included. Bring your personal gear, snacks, drinks, and a sleeping bag, and pad if camping.

Contact Us Today

Call or Email with any questions or to book a hunt. If sending a deposit by postal mail, use the Hunt Application to verify your details. "We look forward to meeting you and hunting with you soon."