To purchase or apply for a MT hunting license, any hunter who is born after January 1, 1985 must verify that he/she has completed a course in hunter education from any state or province. There are online as well as … Continued

Once your hunt is booked with us we can take care of the license application process for you. The fees will be paid directly to the State of MT. The draw for a big game license takes place on April … Continued

It is your responsibility to communicate with your guide. Ask him questions if you don’t understand his strategy or tactics or if you are doing something that seems odd based on your previous experiences. Communication is the key. A guide … Continued

In a free chase hunt, it is all the little things that add up to success. We can never predict the weather, or if predators have just driven animals out of a basin. But we can control a few of … Continued

The deposit amounts are nonrefundable and cannot be used as a credit towards a future hunt. We highly recommend purchasing trip insurance to cover your expenses and nonrefundable deposits in the case that you have to cancel, or an unforeseen … Continued

All of our base camp hunts stage out of our main camp that you can drive into. Once your gear is offloaded and your cars parked, we’ll ride or walk out of camp each day. The travel time from the … Continued

This is such a personal choice, as many folks have opinions on what works where and under what conditions. All we can do is to tell you what to expect. Longer shots are always a fact of life when hunting … Continued

The most important thing for hunters to remember is that guiding is a service business, and all guides throughout the world rely on their tips as part of their earnings. Having said that, like any service, they must earn it. … Continued

Hunters can expect to ride up to 5 hours a day and sometimes walk over 10 miles in rough terrain. The hiking isn’t on flat surface either; its off trail, side hilling, etc. Too many hunters under estimate how rigorous … Continued