Guided Elk Hunting

Montana Elk Hunting

Guided Elk hunting in Montana

Montana elk hunting is one of the biggest trips we offer, and planning early matters.

Whether you’re looking for a classic fall bull elk hunt or a late-season cow elk opportunity, we’ll help you choose the right hunt based on your goals, tag options, and timing.

All elk hunts include lodging, meals, and a professional guide.

Bull Elk Hunts

Fully guided 5-day bull elk hunts during archery or rifle season in rugged Montana elk country.

  • Days: 5-day guided hunt

  • Archery or rifle season options

  • Lodging and meals included

  • Limited fall openings each year

  • Focus on ethical encounters and quality experience

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Cow Elk Shoulder Season Hunts

Late-season cow elk hunts north of Billings with over-the-counter tag options in District 005-00.

  • Days: 2-day guided hunt

  • Shoulder season opportunity

  • Different location than main camp

  • Lodging and meals included

  • District: 005-00

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WHICH ELK HUNT IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Choosing the Right Hunt

Not sure which elk hunt fits best? Here’s the simple breakdown:

  • Bull elk hunts are longer, fall-based trips with limited availability and more tag planning.

  • Cow elk shoulder season hunts are shorter, more flexible, and often easier to schedule with over-the-counter options.

Either way, the best first step is a quick call so we can talk through tags and timing.

What to Expect

Elk hunts represent the most demanding and rewarding form of Montana hunting. These guided Montana hunts typically run 5 days and require physical effort, patience, and adaptability. Expect long glassing sessions, hiking through rugged terrain, and close coordination with your guide.

All elk hunts include lodging, meals, and professional guiding. Extra days may be added based on daily rates and availability. The closest airport is Billings Logan International Airport.

Hunt pricing does not include licenses, meat processing, lodging before or after the hunt, gratuities, or taxidermy.

What To Bring

Because elk hunts are physically demanding, proper gear is essential:

  • Valid Montana hunting license and tag

  • Rifle or archery equipment

  • Durable boots with good ankle support

  • Layered cold-weather clothing

  • Quality optics

  • Daypack, hydration system, and snacks

 

DEPOSITS & PAYMENTS

Deposit Policy

A 50% deposit is required to reserve your hunt dates.

Accepted payment methods:

  • Venmo

  • Cash

  • Check

MONTANA Elk Hunting DRAW DEADLINES

Elk Tag Planning

Montana draw applications are due:

  • April 1 — Deer & Elk

Contact Ryan if you have questions about permits, districts, or timing.

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