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Montana Mule Deer Hunts
Montana is one of the only states with
a general season rifle rut hunt during November.
Hunting mule deer
during the rut offers an excellent chance
at bagging a trophy class mule deer. If you've
never hunted mule deer during the rut, you’re
missing out on an incredible deer hunt that most
hunters do again and again.
Guaranteed Deer Hunts
Our
guaranteed deer hunt is becoming a popular choice with
deer hunters. The guarantee is simple and straight forward, if you don't get a reasonable shot
opportunity, Bearpaw Outfitters will refund half
your hunt fee.
3-Day Guided
Hunts
Several guide ratios
are offered with very affordable pricing. These
hunts are not
guaranteed but success has been 100% for many
years. Hunts include guide, transportation during the hunt, and game care.
Shot Opportunity
Shot opportunity
has been 100% for many years on these Montana deer hunts.
Rifle hunters
should sight rifles dead on at 200 yards, most shots range from 50 to
250
yards. Archers should practice from 10 yards up to
50 yards, depending on your ability and
equipment.
Trophy Quality
The Mule deer on our ranches
sport impressive antlers with good mass, height,
and great overall appearance. Mule Deer hunters usually bag
mature mule deer bucks with 18" to 28" antlers
and
a few bucks taken have extra cheater
points.
Hunting Areas
To
insure quality hunting, Bearpaw Outfitters lease
thousands of acres of private ranch hunting land in
Central and Eastern Montana near the towns of
Lewistown and Forsyth, Montana.
Hunting Methods
Hunting methods often
include spot & stalk hunting, glassing and
spotting open hillsides and brush pockets,
or sitting and
watching water holes and feeding areas.
These ranch lands have good vehicle access so hunters of any physical
condition can have a great hunt.
Deer Season
Montana is one of few places
that has a rifle rut hunt for Mule Deer.
The hunting season generally starts in late
October and ends on the Sunday after Thanksgiving.
There is always a couple weeks overlap
of Deer and Antelope seasons, so combo
hunts are available in late October and early
November. Archery hunting season opens
September 6 to October 19. There are excellent
locations for stands and blinds waiting for
you.
Best Time
The first two weeks of season are popular with Deer
and Antelope combo hunters. Trophy hunters
and those who want to experience a rut hunt
usually
hold out for the rut during mid November.
Accommodations
Motel “Town Hunts”: Hunters stay in town
close to restaurants and shopping and pay for
their choice of room and meals. Guide will pick
up and return hunters daily.
Accommodations
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-$75 per day for meals and
a shared room.
Bowhunters also need proof of bow hunter
education or a previous archery license from
another state to get a Montana archery permit.
Montana Conservation License…......$
10.00
Montana General Draw Deer Tag…....$542.00
Montana Antlerless Deer Tag….........$
80.00
Montana Either-Sex Antelope Tag…..$205.00
Montana Antlerless
Antelope Tag…...$
50.00
Montana Bow and Arrow
Permit….....$
10.00
March 15 - Buck Deer License Application Deadline
June 1 - Antelope Application Deadline
Aug 10 - Begin
Purchasing Antlerless Licenses
Montana Licenses…https://app.mt.gov/elicensesales/
Taxidermy and Meat Processing
Both
services are available locally for a fee or you
can transport your animal home. Local meat
processing is usually done in a day or two.
Contact Bearpaw Today
Call Dale or Tara at
(509) 684-6294 to ask questions book a
hunt. Use the
Hunt Application
to send a deposit by postal mail.
Be sure to sign up for the
Wild Update Newsletter so
you
receive updated
hunt information and reminders of licensing
deadlines.
We look forward to meeting and hunting with you,
Dale, Tara, & The Staff
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