Open Country, Active Hunting

Antelope hunting is a hands-on hunt. Most days involve glassing, covering ground, and making stalks in open country. Shots can come quickly, so being ready matters.

These hunts are a great option for:

• First-time western hunters

• Hunters looking to add an antelope tag onto a deer trip

• Anyone who wants a fast-paced hunt with a lot of action

Managed Ranch Hunts With Limited Pressure

We don’t overbook these hunts. The ranches are actively managed, and we keep hunter numbers low so the experience stays consistent year after year.

That means:

• Better opportunity

• Less pressure

• More attention from your guide

• A hunt that feels personal, not rushed

Every antelope hunt includes:

• Guided private land hunting

• Lodging during your stay

• Meals included

• Field care and harvest support

• Help with permits and planning

If you’re not sure which permit to apply for, just reach out. Ryan will walk you through it.

3-Day Rifle Antelope Hunt (Permit 007-21)

• 2×1: $3,500
  
• 1×1: $4,200

4-Day Archery Antelope Hunt (Permit 900-20)

• 2×1: $2,600
  
• 1×1: $3,000

A 50% deposit is required to hold your dates.

Accepted payment methods:

• Venmo

• Cash

• Check

Montana draw applications are due:

• April 1 — Deer & Elk

• June 1 — Cow Elk & Antelope

If you have questions about districts or which tag to apply for, call Ryan anytime. It’s easier to handle that early.

Hunters should arrive prepared for changing Montana conditions. We recommend:

• Valid Montana hunting license and tag

• Rifle and/or hunting bow (and appropriate ammunition)

• Quality optics (binoculars, rangefinder)

• Weather-appropriate layered clothing

• Comfortable, broken-in boots

• Daypack with water, snacks, and personal items

• Personal medications and toiletries

Guided antelope hunts with RSO Outfitters are active and fast-paced. This isn’t a sit-and-wait hunt.

Most days start early with time behind the glass, spotting bucks across open country. Once we find the right animal, we’ll make a plan and start working into range.

A typical day looks like:

• Morning glassing from high points

• Spotting and judging bucks

• Stalks through open prairie terrain

• Midday breaks back at camp or lodging

• Evening hunts when movement picks up again

Rifle hunts usually offer more longer-range opportunities, while archery hunts take more patience and tighter setups.

Either way, it’s a fun hunt with a lot of action and great visibility.

All guided Montana hunts include lodging, meals, and professional guides who handle logistics so you can focus on the hunt. Extra hunting days may be added based on daily rates. The closest airport is Billings Logan International Airport (Billings, MT).

Hunt prices do not include hunting licenses, meat processing, motel lodging before or after the hunt, gratuities, or taxidermy.